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Hotel, Catering and Tourism offers LCA students many opportunities to cook and serve meals to teachers and other members of the community. Here they have cooked a vegetarian option for staff.

Extra Photos from the Community Walk

5LCA went on a walk to Nenagh Community Garden as part of Leisure and Recreation.

First years created mini companies based around enjoyable food as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, they produced crepes, cookies, smoothies, buns etc each day during break and lunch time. They contributed 10% of their profit to Pieta House.  Well done to all of them.

Our 6LCA with Ms Knight, Ms O Keeffe and Nuala Kennedy completing the mural for Nenagh Tidy Towns, celebrating 60 years in Nenagh. Many thanks to the ETB for providing funding for the garden project in Teach an Leinn.

 

 

Best of luck to our students in the Junior and Leaving Cert Exams.

 

Congratulations to our graduating class of 2018. We hope you have enjoyed your time here at Nenagh College. We would like to wish each and every one of you the very best of luck in your upcoming leaving cert exams and all of your future prospects.

As part of Nenagh College’s campaign for Positive Mental Health, 6th year student Shannon Morrison wrote and played an original song ‘I’m Fine’ as part of our school Talent Show. Here is an acoustic rendition of her song.

 

Well done to our Transition Year students who successfully completed their year in Nenagh College. They studied many subjects including English, Irish, Maths, Geography, History, Music, Science, Computer Studies, Chinese, Business, Engineering, P.E. & Leadership. They also had a wide variety of school trips both nationally and internationally. Their next challenge, beginning the leaving cert cycle in 5th Year. Nenagh College would also like to express our thanks to TY Coordinator Mr. Padraig Shrahan who worked very hard to make TY a success.

 

Nenagh College, in partnership with the ICS Foundation and funded by the Department of Communication, Climate Action and Environment, hosted a Digital Skills for Citizens Computer Course over five weeks which finished on Tuesday 20th March.  Participants commended the skills that have learned which allow them to become more active on-line citizens. The course is designed to give people the confidence, motivation and skills to take their first steps online, so that they can play their part in an increasingly digital world. During the course, the attendees developed their emailing skills, used social media apps and on-line government services in addition to researching the internet. It was a very enjoyable course for all involved. Congratulations to all participants.