The Nenagh College St Vincent De Paul lunch time club had support and training from the Youth Officer Ivana Kolic during lunchtime on Thursday 3rd May. They are pictured here with their teacher Ms. O’Keeffe. Well done everyone
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Nenagh College Lip Sync Battle
On Thursday 10th May at 7.30pm in Nenagh College Sports Hall the Transition Year Students present;
“Nenagh College Lip Sync Battle”
There will be an act representing each year group: 1st – 6th Year.
Each year will be battling it out to win a free Pizza lunch for their class!
Tickets: €5 for Adults and €3 for Students
ALL proceeds go to Nenagh Special Olympics
Tickets available now in School Canteen and also pay on the night.
Please come and support!!
Intercultural Day
As we come close to the end of PLC 2017-2018 at Nenagh College, we would like to remember all of the hard work and organisation our Social Studies class put into the Intercultural Day. The goal, to celebrate and promote cultural awareness from around the world. Proceeds raised on the day were in aid of St. Vincent De Paul. Congratulations and well done all.
Tipperary Schools Athletics Championship
24 students represented Nenagh College in Templemore on Wednesday 24th May at the county schools athletics championship.
All students gave a great performance, with many placing in their heats.
Medal winners on the day were Jake Byrne (2nd senior shot putt and discus), Shane Steed (3rd senior 1500m), and Joshua Delaney (3rd intermediate shot putt and discus).
Well done to all.
Tipperary ETB Students prepare for Charter Launch
18 students from Tipperary ETB schools gathered in MIC / St. Pat’s Campus, Thurles on Thursday 26th April to begin a consultation process for the publication of Student and Parent Charters in schools under the patronage of Tipperary Education and Training.
The requirement for schools to have a Student and Parent Charter arises from the publication, by Minister Richard Bruton in December 2016, of the General Scheme of an Education (Parent and Student Charter) Bill 2016. The approval of the draft outline of the new law will require every school to consult with parents and students , and publish and operate a Parent and Student Charter.
The students, all members of their schools Student Council, discussed areas such as Tipperary ETB’s Mission and Vision and their expectations arising from these. They looked, in some depth, at their expectations of their school and the school’s expectations of them.
The Student Council contributed very positively to the discussion on the values they see as being central to each school and how these values are evident in the day – to – day lives of the schools.
The students hope to have their Charter ready for launch at this year’s annual TETB Student Leader Congress which will take place in Nenagh College in Autumn 2018.
Tipperary ETB would like to place on record their gratitude to Dr. Finn Ó Murchú, MIC / St Pat’s Campus, for the warm welcome extended to them by the college.
