In early September, for homework, Ms Donohoe asked all her 1st Year Classics students to cover their Roman and Greek copy books to represent what Classics means to them. Look at how some of the copy books look now!
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Politics and Society is a new Leaving Certificate subject and will be available to all schools from September 2018.
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The NCCA (National Council for Curriculum and Assessment) published the draft specification for the new Leaving Certificate subject of Computer Science in June 2017. It is currently in the consultation phase which is due to end on 22nd September 2017.
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On Friday 1st September, TY Maths students in Ms. Cronin's and Ms. McGuckin's Maths class had to work in teams to build the tallest free standing tower made from spaghetti sticks, string, tape and a marshmallow on top!
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On Wednesday, 30th August the 2nd years had to solve a murder mystery in English class.
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With the start of the summer holidays, students should be actively encouraged by their parents/guardians to read for pleasure and parents/guardians should also read as an example to them. Go to your local public library, join your local public library summer reading programme or ask your friends what they'd recommend to read. In this blog a number of websites are listed where you can get lists of books to read.
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Friday, 16th June is Bloomsday. From 2pm - 7pm there will be lots of events around Rathgar Village which is the birthplace of James Joyce.
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During TY, English students did a media studies module. Read Remus Treacy McGee's interpretation of the Charlottesville Riots.
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Ms. Finnegan, Ms. Walsh and the TY class completed a two-day hike for the An Gaisce Award on Thursday and Friday, 18th/19th May.
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Mrs Walsh explains the significance of Shavuot, this two-day early-summer festival.
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