News

Pictured at the launch of the National Centre for City Connects Ireland (NCCCI) AT Mary Immaculate College were: Minister for Education, Norma Foley, TD ; President of MIC, Prof. Eugene Wall and Executive Director of City Connects, Boston College, Prof. Mary Walsh. City Connects, a ground-breaking school-based intervention system, is designed, developed and delivered in partnership with schools and services and was originally established at the Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children in Boston College

Minister for Education Launches National Centre for City Connects Ireland at MIC Limerick

League of Legends 2024 participants

Limerick primary schools showcase sporting skills at thrilling League of Legends derby

EDNIP committee welcomes a funding award of €300,000 for the initiative as part of the Asylum Migration and Integration Fund

EDNIP Initiative at MIC awarded €300,000 as part of the Asylum Migration and Integration Fund

Four school kids jumping in front of school building

MIC led integration project supporting schools in celebrating increased diversity

Minister Norma Foley pictured with Dr Sheila Donegan of SETU & Maths Week

MIC's EDNIP After-School maths camp wins national award for best community practice

Graphic for Makers Red Box

MIC collaboration with EDNIP resumed in March

CBS students jostle for the ball.

Limerick Primary School Soccer Stars on Show at MIC's League of Legends

MIC Parents in Partnership launch - The authors, Carol Lannin and Sandra Ryan with Ombudsman for Children Dr Niall Muldoon outside MIC

Value of positive school-family engagement highlighted in new publication from MIC

MIC Lecturer makes mathematical investigations MIghTY accessible, challenging and interesting for Transition Year students

Teacher with two young students looking at a tablet.

MIC Integration Initiative acknowledges role of schools in championing inclusivity and diversity in communities

Primary School student playing on tablet device

MIC Integration Initiative awarded €233,000 to support work on migrant inclusivity in Primary Schools

A child sitting in a classroom holding a pencil.

MIC Language Learning Project Wins European Commission Award