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The annual St. Vincent de Paul Christmas Food Appeal at Nenagh College has started.

A list of suitable foodstuffs is attached to to the collection box in the canteen.

Please give generously.

Thank you

Ms Tobin and Ms Carey’s second year Home Economics classes had an enjoyable trip to Butlers Chocolate Experience. They first looked at a film about the history of chocolate and the history of Butlers Chocolates. They then took a walk through the chocolate museum and had a look at the action on the factory floor. They ended their visit in the Experience room where they got to practice what they had learned to be a chocolatier and decorate their own chocolate Santa.

Well done to our TY students who completed a road and car safety course in Nenagh College

Our PLC students were delighted to welcome guest speaker Barbara Gunn and representatives from L.I.T. to Nenagh College.

Best of luck to our TY Students Laura Corcoran, Aggie Mulqueen, Victoria Mulqueen, Chloe Madden and Chloe Kenneally who are competing in the AIB Build A Bank Challenge. Accompanied by AIB staff Andrew and Sharon, the group had their “Bank Launch” on Tuesday 29th November. Their School Bank will be open every Tuesday at Lunch time.

 

Congratulations to our under 14 Badminton team who represented Nenagh College at the Schools Badminton Competition in Our Lady’s Secondary School in Templemore.

Nenagh College is pleased to announce the annual Intercultural Day which will take place on Friday 9th December 2016.

It will take place from midday at 12.00 to 2.00pm

 

 

 

 

Nenagh College is pleased to announce the annual Talent Competition and Craft Fair which will take place on Thursday 15th December 2016.

Tickets for the evening show are now available from the Music Department.

 

Congratulations to Nenagh College student, Denis Rohan, who was chosen to attend the Model Global Start – up Nations Summit, which was run in parallel to the Global Nations start – up Summit on 18th November last.

The Model Global Start – up Nations Summit is aimed at young people who have experience and knowledge in being an entrepreneur.

Facilitated by Foróige, LIT and UCC, the aim of the event was to create recommendations from young people which can be fed into the workings of the Global Nations start up Summit to effect change in over 80 nations.

This opportunity was the first of its kind offered to young people, affording them the experience of working and sharing ideas.

A selection of Transition and 5th Year students, hosted Science Activities for all our second year students this week, well done to all.