2008, Degrees at University of Hull for CLEO MEd students
Back, L-R, M Murphy, T Brennan, E Lysaght, K Barry, K Stack, M O'Sullivan, B Lysaght, H Barry, J Flannery
Front, L-R, B Walsh, Dr JT Smith, Prof VA McClelland, Br JM Feheney, Dr J Sterne, Prof M Bottery, D McKenna
CLEO Mission Statement
The Christian Leadership in Education Office (CLEO), an incorporated limited charitable company, is committed to fostering and promoting Christian leadership in education, with particular reference to the Roman Catholic understanding and tradition of education, through advanced training and research.
AIMS
The aims of CLEO are three fold:
1. To prepare and develop leaders for Christian schools
2. By means of post-graduate courses and programmes, which are informed by the values of the Gospel and the Christian tradition in education, to offer in-service training for teachers that meets actual and practical needs while, at the same time, maintaining the highest standards.
3. To build a sense of Christian community among students and faculty.
NATURE OF WORK
The work of CLEO is conducted along two principal and complementary lines:
a) Post-graduate courses and programmes leading to Advanced Certificate (ACAES), Advanced Diploma ADAES), Master’s degree (MEd) and Doctorate (PhD/DEd) of the University of Hull.
b) School oriented services, including in-service education and training, symposia, conferences and workshop in various aspects of school management and Christian education for teachers, parents, students, managers and school communities
PUBLICATIONS
CLEO engages in the preparation, production and publication of relevant research of all kinds, of papers and proceedings and of materials designed to help schools meet their religious, curricular, pastoral and managerial objectives.
The Christian Leadership in Education Office (CLEO), an incorporated limited charitable company, is committed to fostering and promoting Christian leadership in education, with particular reference to the Roman Catholic understanding and tradition of education, through advanced training and research.
AIMS
The aims of CLEO are three fold:
1. To prepare and develop leaders for Christian schools
2. By means of post-graduate courses and programmes, which are informed by the values of the Gospel and the Christian tradition in education, to offer in-service training for teachers that meets actual and practical needs while, at the same time, maintaining the highest standards.
3. To build a sense of Christian community among students and faculty.
NATURE OF WORK
The work of CLEO is conducted along two principal and complementary lines:
a) Post-graduate courses and programmes leading to Advanced Certificate (ACAES), Advanced Diploma ADAES), Master’s degree (MEd) and Doctorate (PhD/DEd) of the University of Hull.
b) School oriented services, including in-service education and training, symposia, conferences and workshop in various aspects of school management and Christian education for teachers, parents, students, managers and school communities
PUBLICATIONS
CLEO engages in the preparation, production and publication of relevant research of all kinds, of papers and proceedings and of materials designed to help schools meet their religious, curricular, pastoral and managerial objectives.
CLEO: A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE HAVING NO SHARE CAPITAL
Registered office: Mardyke House, Mardyke Walk, Cork, Ireland
Company number: 545713 CHY: 21128
Registered office: Mardyke House, Mardyke Walk, Cork, Ireland
Company number: 545713 CHY: 21128