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The Every Day Is A School Day podcast is proving to be very popular
A podcast presented by a group of teachers has proven to be very popular.
Clonmel High School teacher Paddy O'Gorman, former High School Principal Des Feeney, and primary school teacher Pat Hickey are the driving forces behind the Every Day Is A School Day podcast.
The podcast, which is available on Spotify, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook, started in August and they have already done six episodes.
It is gathering a big following as it provides information for everyone, parents, students, teachers, and SNAs.
The next podcast will be available this Thursday December 5 at 7.30. It is a live instore broadcast taking place in Stakelums in Thurles and guesst will include Joe Roche, a music therapist and Ciara Jane Brett a play therapist.
The free event is ticket-only and is for adults only.
The podcast is recorded by Seamus Hennessy of Monorail Recording Studio in Ballyporeen and on this occasion it is coming live from Stakelums store in Thurles.
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