Some 3rd year and TY students took part in a Zoom event today ‘How to build an Iron Man Suit’ to mark Science Week. A fascinating and informative event delivered by Dr. Barry Fitzgerald, an Irish national and based in the Netherlands is a Superhero Scientist, keynote speaker, author and enthusiastic communicator. It was the interactive […]
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Fundraiser for “The Templederry Fight for Alannah”
On behalf of the Transition Years and all the students and staff of Nenagh College, Fiona Grace and Chloe Ryan present our Halloween non uniform day collection to “The Templederry Fight for Alannah” fundraiser to Bríd Fitzgerald, Administrator.
Farewell to Deputy Principal, Ms. Ann Melley
It was with great sadness that the staff and students of Nenagh College bade a final farewell to the school’s Deputy Principal, Ms. Ann Melley. Ann departed for her hometown of Athenry and a new career at Presentation College, Athenry, her alma mater. Ann spent nineteen years in Nenagh College, the last 10 as Deputy […]
Halloween at Nenagh College
The staff and students of Nenagh College ended this strange term with plenty of Halloween activities. There were Art competitions, Best Dressed in the fancy dress competition for each year group, pumpkin carving and plenty more. We would like to thank all of the students for embracing all of the changes that the school has […]
Halloween Art Competition
Congratulations to all our winners for the Halloween Art Competition. The First year winners were: Pawel Rejtow, Iosif Zorila , Amelia Goralska and Vanessa Bednarz. The Second year winners were: Andie Dunne and Andzelika Lach. They were presented with Tesco Vouchers by their Principal Damien Kennedy and Art Teacher Ms Beirne.
Card Making for Mental Health Week
Some 1st year students took part in Mental Health Week when they made their own personal cards for loved ones. They incorporated all 5 themes for the week: Connect, Be active, Take notice, Get involved & Keep learning and Give.
Brilliant Mondays Workshop
Our Transition Year Group participated in the “Brilliant Mondays” Workshop delivered by author Stephen Kiernan. The workshop examined how ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things. Our TY Students worked on the concept of Goal Setting using Vision, Planning, Resilience & Continuous Improvement.
World Mental Health Week
Nenagh College participated in many activities throughout World Mental Health week 5th to 10th October. Each day had a different theme, the five ways to well being are simple actions to practice each day: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give. The week was a great success with the students actively participating each […]