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 | I have just recently returned from Reggio Emilia in Italy and it was one of the most awesome and memorable experiences of my life. The fact that I got stuck in Italy and had to inter rail home added to the adventure of a life time. The Reggio Emilia childcare experience is inspiring and the fact that it originated from … |
 | The Navan Montessori class were inspired last night by David Coleman’s seminar in the Boyne Valley on “communicating with your Children”. He was captivating, giving very personal examples to explain his method of communicating with his own children. This was a great opportunity for our students to put some of the theory they have learned in class into practice. They … |
 | Portobello Institute Business Department are delighted to welcome Clare Taylor from Sustainable Energy Ireland to deliver a guest lecture on the Legislation and background of BER for non domestic buildings on Wednesday 19th May 2010 in G2. |
Re-dress have announced a great line up of mentors for the session on the Mentoring Session on 26th May including :
Constance Harris, Fashion Editor of the Sunday Independent;
Carmel Breheny -Marketing Manager M&S
Professor Angela Woods, Head of Design Faculty NCAD;
Andreas Pettersson, noted fashion photographer,
Ethical Designer Sophie Rieu (Unicorn Design)
Fashion Designer – Eilis Boyle
Ronan Harrington – Director – Acts of Random Kindness …
 | Ciara Caroll from Dublin Airport Authority Airport gave an interesting insight to Portobello Institute Full Time Airlines Students in her discussion last week in Dublin Airport. She briefed the students on the operation and development of Dublin, Shannon and Cork Airports highlighting also the DAA’s involvement in domestic and international airport retail management. She described Irelands first … |