News & Events

Transition year students and Nenagh Tidy Towns worked in a joint initiative to highlight the need for us to protect our bees. They produced large paintings during art class and placed them on some hoarding in Emmet place, Nenagh.

Bhí ceol, craic agus caint ar feadh an lae inniu i gColáiste an Aonaigh – maith sibh as páirt a ghlacadh agus an Ghaeilge a chur chun cinn! #Gaeilge24

Well done to all students who took part in the Irish Speaking Challenge ‘Gaeilge24’ today!! Comhghairdeas libh!

5th and 6th year students are currently taking continuous assessment in all subjects. Please log on to VS ware using your User Name and Password to view their results.

On Monday 12th November, construction began on the next phase of the development of the sports facilities in Nenagh College. This project, supported by the school’s patron body, Tipperary Education and Training Board will provide an all weather Astro turf, flood lit training facility for the students of the school and local sports clubs.

Ms Knights second year art students looking at artists Picasso and Munch, then painting their own piece in that artists style.

Well done to Vicky Moran, 6th year student on her Contemporary task action. She hosted a Dog walk in aid of Mo Chara Animal Rescue in Thurles. Thanks to all who sponsored the Dog walk on Friday 09/11/2018 . €50 raised for this worthy charity.

Well done to Emily Donnellan 6th Year student on her action for her Contemporary Issues Task. Thank you to all the staff, students and support staff who contributed with donations of treats and money…A great cause… A€150 raised!!!Well done to Emily and her team!

 

Nenagh College Leaving Certificate Applied students took part in a soccer blitz in Templemore Astro turf on Thursday 8 November. They played well, rotating positions and players throughout the day. They had an energetic and fun day. Well done to all.

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)