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Students and staff of Nenagh College raised €215 euro for Down Syndrome Ireland by hosting a HB Ice Cream Fun day.

Thanks to all for your support and hope you enjoyed the ice cream as we come closer to the end of another school year.

 

Big Congratulations to our 4th Year students who successfully completed Transition Year. Our students assisted in many activities over the past year. These include charity events such as Horse Riding for the Disabled, Darkness into Light, school trips such as Achill Island, Google Headquarters in Dublin and for 3 students, Shanghai in China. Our major highlight of the year was our Nenagh College Transition year Fashion Show. A big thank you to Mr. Shahan, our Transition Year Co-ordinator and all of the teachers at Nenagh College who assisted in our TY programme.

For a full list of photos please follow the link to our Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/nenaghcollegeoffurthereducation/

        

 

 

Congratulations to all Nenagh College students who received awards at the Annual Awards Ceremony. The categories of achievement includes Sports, Arts/Music/Culture, Social Awareness, Science and Spirit of Nenagh College Award.

Our award recipients include

Sports- Junior & Senior:

• Charlie Ward
• Sam Kroupa
• Leanne Ryan
• Jenny Ryan

Arts / Music & Culture

• Brian Grace
• Natasha O Brien

Social Awareness

• William Meagher
• Patrick O Brien
• Denise Cullagh
• Jennifer Shiels

STEM Award

• Victoria Mulqueen
• Karen Robinson

Outstanding Achievement / Spirit of Nenagh College Award

• Sarah Slattery
• James Clifford

Scifest Certification 

Adam Fitzgerald / Aaron Reilly / Emily Donnellan / Leah Gleeson / Sandra Boland / Joseph Donnellan / Denise Cullagh / Alannah Dunne / Thomas Galvin / Thrya Burke / Katelen Ryan / Leanne Ryan / Becky Kenneally / Eva Lawlor / Kieran O Connor / Joe Kitson

Student Enterprise Award:

Denise Cullagh – Finalist

Amber Flag 

Sarah Slattery

Student Council

James Clifford

Green Schools

William English

Athletics 

• Brian Naughton – Medals in the Hammer, Discus, Hurdles and Shot Putt in Tipperary, Munster & East Munster. Qualified for All Ireland Final in Tullamore on June 4^th.
• Joshua Delaney – Medals in Shot putt and Junior Discus in Tipperary, East Munster and Munster. Qualified for the All Ireland in Tullamore on June 4^th.
• Jake Murphy – Medals in Minor Hurdles in Tipperary and set a new Munster record when winning the 75 metre hurdles in East Munster.
• Calvin O Rourke –Silver and Bronze medallist in 800m & 400m respectively in East Munster.
• Oscar Ottoman – Bronze medallist in 100m in East Munster.
• Shane Steed, John Bray, Eddie Gray & Brian Naughton –Bronze medallists in Intermediate Relay in Tipperary.

Camogie Munster 7s winners

Yasmin Madden / Sarah Creamer / Ciara Slevin / Agnes Mulqueen / Thyra Burke / Leanne Creamer / Samantha Flynn / Leanne Ryan / Sarah McCarthy / Mikaela Quinlan / Jade O Mahony / Ella Kenny / Megan Morris / Shauna Kennedy

Tipperary ETB 1^st year Hurling Blitz Shield winners

Shane Gleeson / Michael Ryan / Joshua Delaney / David Corcoran / Jamie Cotterill / Conor Clarke / Seth / Conor Shanahan / Conor Craven / Sean Crowe / Sean Richardson / Rory Grace / Jamie Kennedy / Ben West / David Haverty / Aidan Dillon

Tipperary ETB Soccer Blitz- Silver Medal

Yasmin Madden / Caoimhe Kennedy / Sarah Creamer / Ella Kenny / Sarah McCarthy / Leanne Ryan / Jessica Kiely / Victoria Markiez / Nora Casey / Eva Burke

Notable Mentions 

Jake Byrne & Josh Glennon – U 17 – National Cup (Nenagh AFC)

Kenny Ryan / Shane Gleeson – North Tipperary U/14 Hurling

Charlie Ward – Captain North Tipperary U /15s

Roberto Ipsalat / Dylan Morrison – U /13 North Tipperary Soccer

Sam Kroupa – Munster Rugby Development Squad

 

 

 

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Congratulations to our QQI Level 5 students who graduated on Friday 13^th May.  The graduation day involved a final careers workshop with Ross Munnelly, Career Advisor with DCU where students concentrated on updating CVs and interview skills.  The final ceremony included a presentation of certificates to individual students from each group together with presentations to a Student of the Year from each course

Applied Social Studies: Natasha Maher

Early Childhood Care and Education with Special Needs Assistant: Ann Carroll

Engineering Technology with Renewable Energy: Wayne Cawley

Office Administration: Sean Horrigan

Sports, Recreation and Exercise: Miklos Heveli

The Overall Student of the Year Award went to Paddy Ryan, a student of the QQI Applied Social Studies programme. Paddy was a highly-motivated student who combined attending college with full-time work in the social and caring sector and the daily demands of family life with young children.  He had excellent attendance and was a huge support to fellow students, particularly the younger members of the group.  Paddy always had a fun-loving, positive attitude and approach to life bringing his many life experiences to enhance the learning experience of everyone, students and tutors alike.

In acceptance of his award Paddy spoke about the importance and value of education.  He advised the senior students of Nenagh College who were present at the awards ceremony to make the most of their opportunities in Nenagh College and to always consider returning to education at any stage in life, it was the best thing he did.

We would like to wish Paddy and all of our PLC students the very best for the future.  Go n-éirí an bóthar libh go léir!

Nenagh College of Further Education is currently accepting applications for courses starting in September 2016.  Applications can be made on-line at https://cms.enrol.ie/nenaghcfe2016/.  For further information please visit the College website at www.nenaghcollege.ie or contact Lucinda Dillon, PLC Co-ordinator at 067-31525 or email: AdminNenaghCollege@Tipperaryetb.ie.

 

Nenagh College has been awarded Ambassador School Status for Cycle Against Suicide and will attend an awards ceremony in Dublin in September.

The Ambassador School Programme established in 2013 aims to encourage schools to become actively involved in mental health promotion. The programme provides a framework for schools to integrate mental health activities into the school plan and rewards schools who go the extra mile. The programme also aims to recognise innovative and effective initiatives and facilitates schools to share and showcase good practice.

Nenagh College really enjoyed engaging with this programme and found it to be a worthwhile experience. Through the school’s work on mental health education, Amber Flag committee, guidance services, project work, physical activities, artwork, a positive mental health week, the Darkness into Light Walk, and much more, the school’s application impressed the programme’s coordinator Diane Charleton.

Thanks to both staff and students for their involvement and hard work throughout the year to reach this.

Ms Carey’s first years practicing for their cookery summer exam. They made Swiss rolls that are of an extremely high standard. Well done.

Nenagh College Junior Camogie and Hurling teams trip to Croke Park Skywalk and Stadium tour on 16th May with Mr. Heffernan, Mr. Quinn and Mr. Byrne. Great day out

Nenagh College first year students, during their P.E. And S.P.H.E., classes went for a walk to the Silvermines known as The Step. It was a beautiful sunny day and everyone involved had a great time. They were accompanied by their teachers Ms Carey, Ms Heffernan, Mr Shrahan and Mr Heffernan.

Congratulations to the 15 students who represented their school so well in the East Munster Boys Schools Track and Field Championships in Templemore on Wednesday 11th May. Athletes from secondary schools in Tipperary and Waterford competed in order to qualify for the GloHealth Munster Schools Track and Field Championships which will be held in Waterford on Saturday 21st May.  Nenagh College prize-winners and qualifiers were:

Brian Naughton – 2nd Intermediate Hammer and 2nd Intermediate Shot Putt.

Oscar Ottoman – 3rd Intermediate 100m.

Joshua Delaney- 2nd Minor Shot Putt and 2nd Junior Discus.

Jake Murphy- 1st 75m Minor Hurdles setting a new record for the event of 15.50.

Calvin O’Rourke – 2nd Senior 800m and 3rd Senior 400m.