Stocaireacht|Canvassing
Cuireadh an leathnach seo i gcartlann ar an hAoine, an 9ú lá Meitheamh 2017, mar chuid d’oscailt oifigiúil foirgneamh scoile nua ag Gaelscoil Philib Barún. Is cur síos ar aistear go dtí an lá sin an t-ábhar iniata agus coinneofar é anseo ar son cúiseanna staire.
This page was formally archived on Friday, 9 June 2017 to commemorate the official opening of the new school building at Gaelscoil Philib Barún. The content herein is reflective of the journey that lead to that day and is being retained here for historical purposes.
Official Letters Sent and Replies Received
A number of official letters have been sent to public representatives on behalf of the school building campaign. These are available to view below along with the respective replies from the representative(s) concerned.
2013
- Ministerial Response to John Halligan (8 February 2013)
2012
- Gaelscoil Teacher to Minister for Education & Skills (13 March 2012)
- Gaelscoil Parent to Minister for Education & Skills (14 March 2012)
- Gaelscoil Parent to Minister for Education & Skills (14 March 2012)
- Gaelscoil Parent to Minister for Education & Skills (15 March 2012)
- Gaelscoil Parent to Minister for Education & Skills (30 March 2012)
2010
- Minister for Science and Education to Sean Breathneach (4 October 2010)
- Minister for Science and Education to Brian O’Shea (18 March 2010)
2009
- Minister for Science and Education to Donal Hickson (7 July 2009)
- Minister for Science and Education to Brian O’Shea (26 March 2009)
- Minister for Science and Education to John Deasy (25 February 2009)
- Gaelscoil Philib Barún to Brian O’Shea (10 February 2009)
- Gaelscoil Philib Barún to Martin Cullen (5 February 2009)
Sample Letters to Public Representatives
In an effort to make it easier for parents (and friends of the school) to canvass the support of public representatives, we have prepared some notes and a number of sample letters. These can be sent as is or could be customised and personalised to suit the individual or family sending the letter.
2012
2009
Typical customisations of these letters would include a reference to (or explanation of) how many children you have attending the school, what age(s) they are, why they are attending (i.e. availing of an opportunity to learn Irish in a more cohesive fashion not available to you at the same age).
