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Welcome to JCSP Demonstration Library Project News and Events. This area of the website will keep you up-to-date with the project and the developments in the Library Schools.
In October 2001, the Minister for Education and Science announced the JCSP Demonstration Library Project as part of the Early Literacy Initiative. Commencing in the summer of 2002, the Project set up high-quality school libraries in 11 schools participating in the JCSP Programme nationally. From the outset, each library was staffed by a full-time professionally qualified librarian.
Under the DEIS Action Plan, the JCSP Demonstration Library Project will expand by 2010. This expansion has already commenced with 20 new schools having joined the Project since 2007, bringing the total number of participating schools to 30.
Project News Vacancies in JCSP: School Librarians
We are welcoming applications for JCSP school librarians in Dublin and in Galway. Closing date is the 27th August 2010.
Please find Advertisement below. Please also find Memorandum which provides full details of these wonderful job opportunities to j...
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Project News - JCSP Library Official Openings
We are delighted to announc...
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Project News - St. Enda's Library Offically Launched
St. Enda's School Library was officially opened on Tuesday, 13th April, 2010 by playwright and author Mr. John Breen....
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Project News - Riversdale Community College Official Opening
Riversdale Community College school library was officially opened Friday, 26th March, 2010 by Mr. Brian Lenihan, T.D., Minister for F...
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Project News - Marino College Library Launched
Marino College Library was officially opened Thursday, 11th March, 2010 by local TD Maureen O'Sullivan. The staff, pupils and principle all spoke of the positive impact the library has made on the school.
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Project News - Patrician College Library Launched
The Patrician College Library was officially opened on Friday, 5th February, 2010 by local TD Pat Carey.
Many thanks to all those people who mad...
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