Thank you to all who contributed to the recent Intercultural Day organised by the Applied Social Studies students. The event raised a total of €131, all of which is donated to St. Vincent De Paul. The proceeds were presented to Tim Maher (SVP) who was delighted to receive such a generous sum of money especially at this expensive time of year.
Congratulations to all of our Nenagh College Staff and Students who organised and took part in our annual Christmas Talent Show. Many hours of practice by the students were put into the performances. It was an outstanding night and a special thank you to Ms. Tierney for leading and organising the event.
Our industrious TY students set up Mini Companies as part of their module in Enterprise. From Christmas decorations, Christmas treats, car washing, gear bags and henna tattoos, there was an enormous amount of work gone into making these companies a success. A Christmas Market was set up during our Christmas Talent Show. Nenagh College would also like to thank representatives from Local Enterprise.
Nenagh College will be providing a Homework Club from January 16th next. The club is available free to first years students only and will be from 4.00 p.m. To 5.30 p.m Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Places are limited to 20 pupils.
Application forms are available from Ms. Harty on week beginning 9th January 2017.
Mr Cox and Ms Maharaj’s SPHE classes aimed to raise awareness on the issue of bullying by making posters with their own slogans. Jennifer Shiels in 6th Year LCA organised a poster competition for the best posters and displayed them on the noticeboard in the canteen. The winners were presented with canteen vouchers. Thanks to Ms. Melley for organising the prizes.
Embrace Farm Charity came into school to give a talk on Farm Safety- Directors Angela Hogan And Peter Gohery gave a very heartfelt talk about the very real life consequences of dangers on the farm and about farm safety. Darragh Campbell from 6th Year LCA collected €164.00 for the charity through a raffle held in school. Prizes were generously donated by the local businesses in Nenagh. A huge thank you to all that took part in the raffle. It is a really worthy charity!
