County Dublin VEC Charter
The Committee is constituted under the Vocational Education Acts, passed by Dail and Seanad Eireann 1930-2001. As a representative democratic body, it strives through its schools, centres and colleges, to deliver an educational service of excellence to all the community of County Dublin.
The importance of local democracy is recognised by the Committee in the formation of the Board of Management, on which Parents, Teachers, Religious and Committee representatives combine in Local Management.
Students irrespective of economic circumstance, gender, religious or philosophical outlook, race or social situation are welcome to join us in the pursuit of knowledge.
Each student will be respected as an individual and encouraged to develop an awareness of her/his own worth.
College programmes are aimed to provide each student with broad, relevant and personally fulfilling experiences, to develop an appreciation of leisure time and how to use it productively.
We value our staff as dedicated profssional people and aspire to provide them with the resources and support to achieve the highest possible standards in their work.
Students are treated as valued members of our community whose views and help are taken account of in the management of this College.
We require that all students respect our staff members, resources and organisational procedures.
This College supports parents and legal guardians in their role as the primary educators.
This College recognises the importance of preparing its students for participation in the Family, the Community and the Country in the wider European and World context.
We are proud of our rich cultural heritage and language and consciously strive to foster such pride in all students.
We recognise education as a life-long process and provide opportunities for continuing education to the community.
We aspire to develop an ethos characterised by equality, respect, justice an fair play for all.
The importance of local democracy is recognised by the Committee in the formation of the Board of Management, on which Parents, Teachers, Religious and Committee representatives combine in Local Management.
Students irrespective of economic circumstance, gender, religious or philosophical outlook, race or social situation are welcome to join us in the pursuit of knowledge.
Each student will be respected as an individual and encouraged to develop an awareness of her/his own worth.
College programmes are aimed to provide each student with broad, relevant and personally fulfilling experiences, to develop an appreciation of leisure time and how to use it productively.
We value our staff as dedicated profssional people and aspire to provide them with the resources and support to achieve the highest possible standards in their work.
Students are treated as valued members of our community whose views and help are taken account of in the management of this College.
We require that all students respect our staff members, resources and organisational procedures.
This College supports parents and legal guardians in their role as the primary educators.
This College recognises the importance of preparing its students for participation in the Family, the Community and the Country in the wider European and World context.
We are proud of our rich cultural heritage and language and consciously strive to foster such pride in all students.
We recognise education as a life-long process and provide opportunities for continuing education to the community.
We aspire to develop an ethos characterised by equality, respect, justice an fair play for all.
Coiste Gairmoideachais Chontae Átha Cliath
