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Stand Up Awareness week takes place from the 12-16 November. It addresses bullying in general, homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying in second-level schools. Nenagh College will be having a Rainbow meeting on Monday 12 November at lunchtime in Room 21 to encourage a positive understanding of these issues. Any queries please contact Ms Maharaj (Guidance Counsellor)

Well done to the staff and students at Nenagh College who contributed to the success of this year’s Charity Halloween Disco. Some of our winners include

1^st Year Art Competition:

1. Chloe Delahunty
2. Maciej Andrzej
3. Sara Adamczyk

2^nd Year Art Competition:

1. Abby West
2. Anan Johnson
3. Aimee Boland

Best Dancers:

1. Alicia Thompson & Rachel Shoer
2. Joshua Cottrell
3. Dylan McCormack

Best Costume

1. Michelle O’Halloran
2. Hannah Grace
3. Oliwia Marcisz
4. Evan Quigley & Seamus McKenzie

Hat Designs

1. Eabha O’Brien
2. Zuzanna Koloda
3. Kadence McCarthy
4. Jessica Peng

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Our Nenagh College Home Economics 1st year students busy at work baking up a storm for Halloween

Colourful drawings done by 2nd year art students in a lesson on drawing with oil pastels.

6LCA were delighted to welcome guest speaker Peter Ryan to the school to discuss over coming adversity and life challenges. This visit was organised by 6LCA student Pat Kitson as part of his contemporary issues task

Nenagh College 5LCA on their induction at Nenagh Castle

Nenagh College 2018-2019 Young St Vincents Group pictured with Ivana Kolic the Youth Development Officer for the Mid Western Region.

Well done to our third year students who traveled to Limerick Animal Welfare Centre as part of their CSPE action project. There, they donated 480 euros to the centre to help with the care of stray and/or unwanted animals. Accompanying them was Ms. Naughton and Ms. Murphy.

A printmaking workshop was facilitated in Nenagh College on Thursday Oct 18th by local printmaker Suzannah O Reilly. She worked with 2nd, 5th and 6th year students and they all enjoyed this new experience.

This printmaking workshop was offered to the school as  part of an initiative from Tipperary Arts Office who had also loaned the school 29 contemporary prints by Irish artists which  are available for all students to view in Ms Beirnes and Ms Knights art rooms until the end of December.