Principals seek review of working conditions

The joys of a deputy principal in a small primary school range from chasing mice to unblocking toilets to “cleaning up after lost heifers”, the INTO annual congress has heard.

Principals seek review of working conditions

The joys of a deputy principal in a small primary school range from chasing mice to unblocking toilets to “cleaning up after lost heifers”, the INTO annual congress has heard.

Daithi Ryder, deputy principal of a two-teacher school, said the workload included checking roll books, dealing with a “rainforest” of mail, organising sacraments, annual Mass, and raffles.

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