Mrs. Jennifer O'Reilly

They were presented with a trophy, book tokens and a digital projector for the school from Belfast Telegraph's Jennifer O'Reilly and Value Oils MD Donall O'Connor. (19/1/08)

It was written by the Belfast Telegraph's Newspapers in Education Executive Jennifer O'Reilly - a former teacher.

Ms O'Reilly said: "The children of St Patrick's had a really wonderful time in Belguim.

Belfast Telegraph's Newspapers in Education executive Jennifer O'Reilly, who has developed the programme, said: "Following the tremendous success of the summer Eurolearn project, the Rugby World Cup provides yet another opportunity for pupils to develop their literacy skills in a topical and fun way.

It has been written by the Belfast Telegraph's Newspapers in Education Executive Jennifer O'Reilly - a former teacher.
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Mrs O'Reilly said: "I am delighted that thousands of pupils in over 300 schools are taking part in the Eurolearn project.

The initiative is based on the 50th anniversary of the European Union and has been written by the Belfast Telegraph's Newspapers in Education Executive Jennifer O'Reilly, a former teacher.
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Mrs O'Reilly said: "Our children need to be aware of how European Union membership impacts on their lives now and in the future.

Belfast Telegraph Newspapers in Education Executive Jennifer O'Reilly said she was delighted to see so many children taking part in the Reading Week.

"This is the third Reading Week in Belfast and it has been very popular," she said.

The Environment and Heritage Service publication was edited and compiled by the Telegraph's Newspapers in Education Executive Jennifer O'Reilly and is sponsored by Yellow Pages.

Mrs O'Reilly said: "If the purpose of this supplement is to increase awareness as part of a broader campaign to the problem of waste in Northern Ireland, then it certainly did it for me.

Jennifer O'Reilly

Jennifer O'Reilly has considerable experience as Newspapers in Education(NIE) practitioner.In fact, she joined the Belfast Telegraph in 1993 as their first NIE Executive and works with, on average with 600-700 schools each year.Her background is in teaching, having been an English teacher for a number of years before joining the newspaper.

Jennifer O'Reilly, NIE Executive, Belfast Telegraph, Northern Ireland