English, History & RE teacher at St Mark's Community School
Joined January 2020
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What a great day with students from @OldBawnCS @TCSTallaght @stmarkscs1977 St Aidans CS as part of European Researchers Night and the Academic Primary Care Collaborative (APCC) at the Inst Pop Health (IPH) Tallaght @TCD_SNM @AnatomyTrinity @tcddublin @TrinityMed1 @GBHI_Fellows
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Imagine creating a new course in Drama, Film and Theatre, a course designed to get the students to use their creativity, and then saying, "oh, by the way AI can do all that for you."
What kind of world are we living in?
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#OnThisDay 1921 Michael Collins & the Irish delegates sign the Anglo-Irish Treaty ending the War of Independence. Many saw it as a stepping stone to complete independence, others as a stab in the back. Collins stated;
"I have signed my own death warrant".
#Ireland #History
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Breda O’Brien this morning in the Irish Times on the bizarre grading of Junior Cycle examinations.
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Year 11 pupils producing their own Top Trumps for revision. The pupils had to justify on the back of the cards why they awarded the scores. The cards included important individuals, groups and countries from the Early Elizabethan England topic #GCSE #historyteacher
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The Proclamation of the Irish Republic has been read outside the GPO on O'Connell Street in Dublin at a ceremony to commemorate the 1916 Easter Rising | Read more: rte.ie/b/1440931
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Happy #IWD! On the day that Ireland goes to the polls to vote in part on the role of women in the home, here’s the cover of the Mountjoy Prison file of Constance Markievicz, the first ever female MP elected to Westminster in 1918. Can you spot the error in the Place of Birth box?
ALT Cover of Constance Markievicz's prison file from the General Prisons Board GPB/PEN series at the National Archives
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Thrilled to be the overall winner of the TCD @tcddublin Trinity Women Graduates Public Speaking Competition 2024! 🪙 Well done to all participants and hats 🎓off to the winning team; Luba, Jessica and Katie 🗣 & their very proud teacher Ms Morrin 👏
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Today's hyerfixation: revision sheets focusing on analytical verbs and big ideas. Inspired by @Ameenamahetar1 and @mrsmacteach33 #paper1lit #macbeth #acc @Team_English1 – at Salford, England
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If you have the Plague don’t worry as 1st years in @stmarkscs1977 will have you feeling better in no time with these cures!
Thanks @MorrinMiss for the idea of this creative project to wrap up our study of Life and Death in Medieval Times.
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Beannachtaí ar Lá Fhéile Bhríde #StBrigidsDay @CeistTrust from our St Brigid class captains
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Great to be part of this important piece of work! #StudentVoice A mighty quartet of third year students sharing their experiences 🗣 of Restorative Practices at the TESS Code of Behaviour consultation in Portlaoise @tusla @accsirl
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🐝 Spelling Bee 🐝
Assemblies have been a hive of excitement over the past few weeks. Congratulations to the winners from each year group & especially the overall Spelling Bee 🐝 Champion🏆, 6th year student Sherif #literacy @PDSTLiteracy
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What a touching and heartwarming send off from the students @stmarkscs1977 . A genuine atmosphere of community and love in this wonderful school. You'll be missed Ms Coyne 💔
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Delighted to be considering gold standard #OneGoodSchool by @JigsawYMH. Thanks to the brilliant Sarah our #mentalhealth buddy who presented the award celebrating the Oak Team, Peer Mentors, Interfaith Group, teachers & students who make St Mark’s a good place to be!
@accsirl
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After some really useful AQA CPD, I decided a different method of quote explosion based on the feedback from the last assessment. The quality of the comments today was much stronger as a result 🙌
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This is a year 7 lesson about the Bayeux tapestry. The students get a chance to interrogate the tapestry and see how useful it is in helping us find out how Harold Godwinson died? If you'd like a copy of the PowerPoint and worksheet, click on the link drive.google.com/drive/folde…
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What was the best way to attack a castle? This activity looks a range of methods employed in the Middle Ages to attack castles. If you'd like a copy of the PowerPoint and worksheet, please click on the link drive.google.com/drive/folde… #historyteacher
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This lesson looks at the reasons why Harold Godwinson defeated Harold Hardrada at the Battle of Stamford Bridge. There’s a video that goes with it youtu.be/CRZeW5b-Ws8 If you’d like a copy of the PowerPoint and worksheet, please click on the link drive.google.com/drive/folde…
