Anti-Bullying
Cineáltas: Action Plan on Bullying:This is the Department of Education’s whole-education approach to preventing and addressing bullying. It includes updated anti-bullying procedures and resources to support schools and the wider education community.
Bí Cineálta : Primary School Resources These cover the many different types of bullying, linking same to Wellbeing, SPHE & RSE. There is also an excellent section in this resource pack , specifically for parents.
FUSE Programme: Developed by the DCU Anti-Bullying Centre, this is Ireland’s only research-based anti-bullying and online safety programme. It aims to build capacity in schools to tackle bullying and empower students to recognise and report risks.
STAR SEN Toolkit: This toolkit is specifically designed for students with special educational needs and is available through the Webwise resource pages.
National Parents Council (NPC) Training: The NPC offers free, one-and-a-half-hour anti-bullying training sessions for parents. These sessions cover the Anti Bullying Procedures for schools and are designed to help parents support their children with bullying-related issues, all detailed on the NPC website.
Online Safety
Webwise – Information for parents
DigiDuck – Information for younger children
Parents’ Guide to GenAI (English version) download
Parents’ Guide to GenAI (Irish version) download
Comhrá as Gaeilge | Conversations in Irish
Some Useful Words and Phrases for having simple conversations as Gaeilge (in Irish)
Clane Parish – Going to Mass : What to expect
Clane Parish has created a guide to help people know what to expect when attending Mass at Clane Parish Church.
Everyone is welcome at Clane Parish Church. We have prepared a social story you can use and share. Many people find these guides helpful in knowing what to expect in certain situations. We hope this Social Story provides guidance and support to anyone who may need additional assistance in feeling comfortable when attending Mass at Clane Parish Church.