TY students broadcast from Dublin City FM as part of broadcasting module
On Tuesday, 10th January the TY students visited the studios of Dublin City FM radio station to participate in a one-day workshop on radio broadcasting.
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On Tuesday, 10th January the TY students visited the studios of Dublin City FM radio station to participate in a one-day workshop on radio broadcasting.
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Ms O'Sullivan and her 6th Year Biology class visited the Biology Labs in Maynooth University on Friday, 13th January. They completed Leaving Certificate prescribed lab experiments while there.
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Congratulations to Mr. Conaghan who was awarded the Costa Children's Book Award in early January for his book "The Bombs that Brought Us Together". Mr. Conaghan taught in Stratford College in recent years and still keeps in touch with us.
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Since early December a group of TY students calling themselves "Bob the Banker" have been working with AIB Build a Bank Challenge. Every Wednesday in the Business Room, students can open an account through the Bob the Banker team.
Read more →The Framework for Junior Cycle 2015 provides for a new area of learning at Junior Cycle called Wellbeing.
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The 3rd years beat the 2nd Years in the annual 2nd Year vs 3rd Year Classical Studies Quiz ... but only just! There was also the 1st Year Classical Studies Quiz which was also equally impressive. Ms. Donohoe explains the plot.
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On Wednesday, 21st December Ms. O'Sullivan organised for an engineer from STEM Futures to talk to senior students.
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Hanukkah, the Festival of Rededication or Feast of Lights, is an 8 day holiday which begins on the 25th of the Hebrew month of Kislev. Rabbi Lent and his Jewish Studies students made their own chanukiah.
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Check out Rory Glynn's movie review blogs. Rory is in 3rd year and writes informed critical reviews of films that you might be interested in seeing.
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During December Ms. Finnegan did a gymnastics module with her junior classes in PE.
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