News & Events

This year’s school trip was to the beautiful and historic city of Krakow, Poland. This medieval European city also contains the story of Europe’s darkest history, with some of the worst atrocities of World War 2 being carried out in and around the city. As a result the trip was both enjoyable and educational, but at the same time somber to bear witness to this tragic past. Thirty students from TY and 5th year travelled, along with four teachers, and all were kept busy over the four days of the trip. Among the many activities the group enjoyed were trips to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Salt mines and Schindler’s factory as well as a walking tour of the historic city, ice-skating, bowling and a water park. At the end of each day everyone was ready for a good night’s sleep. Both students and teachers had a very enjoyable trip, with the teachers having nothing but praise for each and every one of the students. Now the planning must begin for next years trip!

Nenagh College TY students on their trip to Dail Eireann & Google Head Quarters in Dublin

 

 

Well done to Ms Tobins Home Economics students who made cupcakes for Valentines Day

 

 

TY students pictured with Ivana Kolic Youth Development Officer with St Vincent De Paul.

Note to Parents of students from Nenagh College

School Closure PDF download

Nenagh College is pleased to be taking part in the Active School Week Challenge. This initiative will allow our school achieve the status of ‘Active School’ and receive the schools active flag. In order to achieve this, we will be running an active week starting on 3rd April. There will be different activities each day involving both Nenagh College and the wider community. We plan on finishing our active week on Sunday 9th April with a 5km Fun Run for students, staff and members of the public.

The Active School Week initiative is about providing fun and inclusive physical activity opportunities for all members of the school community. It allows schools to reinforce the message that not only is physical activity good for you but it also very enjoyable. It provides schools with an excellent opportunity to raise awareness about the physical activity opportunities that are available in their locality and to work collaboratively with students, parents and members of the community.

 

Well done to our PLC Office Admin students were are currently on work placement. Carolina is in the ETB, Georgiana is in the Pastoral Centre and Katherine in St Marys Primary School.

Monday 6th February @7.30 p.m.

5th year subject meetings for Leaving Cert. (Including LCA & LCVP)

 

Thursday 9th February @ 7.30 p.m

1st year subject options meeting

 

Monday 13th February @ 7.30 p.m.

Meeting for any 3rd year students who wish to apply for Transition Year in 2017 / 2018

To find more information on your choice of subjects for Leaving Certification, please click on the following links

Careers Portal

Irish Times

All students and parents are invited to a free talk on “Teenagers and Alcohol” in the pastoral care centre,Church Rd,Nenagh on Wednesday 8th February at 7.30pm-9.00pm. Thank you to the Lions Club Nenagh and Drink aware for sponsoring this talk.

 

Nenagh College was delighted to host La Semaine Française or French Week. It is an annual celebration and promotion of french language and culture in Nenagh College. From french language, cuisine, movies and table quizzes, there was a wide variety of activities organised by our french department. On Friday 27th January, students had a non-uniform day. They were encouraged to wear french colours and bring in one euro for charity.