Congratulations to the Junior Cycle Class of 2024 on receiving their Junior Cycle Profiles of Achievement! These profiles highlight their exam results, CBA achievements, short courses, and other learning and well-being experiences from their first three years at Nenagh College. We’re incredibly proud of the skills each student has developed. To celebrate, everyone enjoyed a breakfast in the canteen. Well done, students! 🎓🥳
🌟 March has arrived at Nenagh College and we’re celebrating an unforgettable February! Our talented students dazzled us with four amazing performances of ‘Dancing Queen’ in the school sports hall. Check out our highlights reel from the show and stay tuned for what’s coming next! 🎭✨
The three secondary schools in Nenagh warmly invite parents to an insightful talk by renowned clinical psychologist and broadcaster, David Coleman. This special event will take place on Thursday, 27 February, at 8:00 PM, at St. Mary’s Secondary School.
David Coleman, widely recognised for his expertise in child and adolescent psychology, will be addressing the topic: “Effective Communication with Teenagers to Build Positive Relationships.” His talk will focus on practical strategies for fostering open, respectful, and constructive dialogue between parents and their teenage children.
This event is proudly brought to you by the Parents’ Associations and Council of the three secondary schools, with additional financial support from the Nenagh Lions Club.
Parents from all secondary schools in the area are encouraged to attend this free event and benefit from David Coleman’s insights, based on his extensive experience working with young people and families.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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Bravo to our amazing Transition Year students at Nenagh College! After countless hours of dedication, teamwork, and perseverance, they took to the stage with “Dancing Queen”, delivering a truly spectacular performance! 
Their passion and hard work have shone through, showcasing not only their artistic talents but also their commitment to excellence.We couldn’t be prouder!
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Grainne Frawley Performance and Development Officer at Prestwick Aircraft Maintenance Ireland based in Shannon, accompanied by current apprentice, David Condon, came into talk to 5th & 6th Year student a about the career opportunities available for school leavers. Prestwick Aircraft Maintenance (PAM) Ireland Ltd is Ryanair’s first heavy maintenance facility in Ireland. Established in May 2022 the company supports the maintenance of Ryanair’s growing Boeing 737 NG and MAX fleet and is located in a 3-bay hangar in Shannon, Co. Clare. The facility employs highly skilled aircraft engineers, mechanics, and support staff. David shared his experiences of the Aircraft Engineering apprenticeship. An Aircraft Mechanics Apprenticeship is also an option- where students will join a team of highly skilled staff, playing an essential part in safely maintaining a fleet of over 450 aircraft for one of the world’s largest and most successful airlines. Both Grainne and David gave insightful answers to student’s questions about the roles on offer and how to apply.
