The Transition Year students from Nenagh College enjoyed a Brrrrrrrrrilliant day out in Dublin this week! Students were entertained at Dundrum on Ice and you can see, great fun was had by all. If you look closely enough you might even spot some of the brave teachers…they were certainly skating on thin ice! Students then enjoyed some Christmas shopping in Dundrum Shopping Centre. A wonderful start to the festive season. Thanks to TY Year Head Mr. Shrahan for arranging such an enjoyable day.
Nenagh College was delighted to host Intercultural Day 2018. With stalls representing food and culture from many different countries in Europe and all over the world, it was a fantastic opportunity for our students to experience different dishes unfamiliar to them. The event was organised and hosted by our PLC Social Studies class, TY EU Studies Class and 6LCA. All proceeds were in aid of Temple Street Hospital.
Our First Years enjoyed their workshop in the Hunt Gallery today where we met Ceramic Artist Mike Byrne. They studied the art of Vessel making and the students are now inspired to create their own creations in Visual Art Class Tomorrow.
We also attended A Viking Workshop where all the Viking were investigated and handled.
Finally we visited A Romanian Exhibition, Muldova and it’s culture and art, food and textiles were investigated. The day was led by the Education Officer Maria Cagney at the Hunt Museum, Ms. Beirne (Art ) and Ms. Slattery (PME English and Irish) We are most grateful to her and her team for the day and look forward to our In house Workshops on 15th December.
Nicole Byers Ryan graduated with a first class honours qualification in NUIG in October.
She achieved this qualification as a result of completing 3 leadership courses run by Foroige in collaboration with Nenagh College.
She linked her 6th year LCA curriculum to complete her community leadership project, this allowed her to achieve a excellent standard in this award. Well done Nicole. Nicole is now a PLC student in Nenagh College of Further Education, where she is studying Level 5 Information/Data Processing and Office Administration.
On Thursday 29th November, Nenagh College 3rd year history students travelled to Collins Barracks Museum and Glasnevin Cemetery to further their understanding of 20th Century Irish History in preparation for their Junior Certificate exams. They were accompanied by their teachers Ms. Heffernan and Mr. Cox. A great day had by all.
Our Transition Year students got the opportunity to study a module on First Aid with Ms. Heffernan. After this 11 week module, they put their skills into practice and completed a full day course with Ollie Hayes. Upon completion they received a certificate in First Aid and Manual Handling. Well done to all involved.
