Dear Parent(s), To facilitate training for staff, Nenagh College will be closed on Friday next 4th April. Classes will resume as per schedule on Monday 7th April.
News & Events
Evening Study
Evening Study – available to all year groups (free of charge) – Mon – Thurs. 4.00 – 6.00 – refreshments available – don’t miss this excellent opportunity to complete homework, research, revision and exam preparation, all in a supervised learning environment.
research, revision and exam preparation, all in a supervised learning environment.
Language Scholarship
Gaeltacht or French Language Scholarship: Nenagh College/Tipperary ETB are offering a contribution towards the cost of a course in the Gaeltacht (Irish) or Euro Languages (French).
Applications for students interested by 31st March 4pm via the e-form below:
https://forms.office.com/e/CRBDgBC446
SilverArch Event
We have been asked by Silver Arch to make you aware of the below event:
Please click on this link to view details: Silver Arch
Transition Year Adventures!
🎉 Exciting day for our TY students! They headed to Limerick for a fun-filled outing at Funworld, where they enjoyed a thrilling bowling game. 🎳 After that, they kicked it up a notch at the brand-new Padel LK arena, diving into the fast-growing sport of padel and developing their skills! 🌟 A huge thank you to Mr. Heffernan and Mr. Forde for accompanying our students! 🙌
100 Million Trees Project
Nenagh College Ty Students are delighted to be a part of 100 Million Trees Project, and today with John from the Project were involved in the planting of native Irish trees on a preprepared site. This is part of a biodiversity initiative in Nenagh College and we are very grateful to all involved in this endeavour.
The 100 Million Trees Project is a National Not-for-Profit initiative being run by Richard, David and Tina Mulcahy. The project aims to plant 100 million Native Irish trees across the island of Ireland over the next decade, to increase the native Irish tree population, to add to the biodiversity throughout the country and to help mitigate carbon dioxide output in Ireland. The project’s ambitious aim will be to densely plant up to 2,500 native Irish trees per Mini Forest in ¼ acre sites using ‘the Miyawaki method’. Named after Japanese Botanist, Professor Akira Miyawaki, who developed the technique in the 1970s to restore degraded land, the Miyawaki Method of overplanting trees has been used in over 3,000 mini forests worldwide.
The trees are planted as saplings (between 30 and 75 cm high) and planted very densely so the idea is that in two or three years we will have a mini-forest. It will be a place for the birds, bees and small animals. Following planting the site will marked by a “tree” on the 100 million Tree map of Ireland to acknowledge our participation in the project.
FET Open Day
On Friday 21 March a group of 40 students across 5th & 6th year LC & LCA programmes visited the FET Open Day in Archerstown.
They had a fantastic opportunity to:
✔️ Explore state-of-the-art facilities
✔️ Learn about career & study progression options
✔️ Meet apprenticeship advisors
✔️ Discover full & part-time courses
✔️ Explore state-of-the-art facilities
✔️ Learn about career & study progression options
✔️ Meet apprenticeship advisors
✔️ Discover full & part-time courses
A valuable and exciting learning opportunity for all that visited.
Third Year Engineering
Congratulations to our 3rd year Engineering student David Holland on being the first of 47 students in 3rd year Engineering to complete his junior cert “Forklift Project”
His Engineering teacher Mr. Heffernan is extremely proud of him for achieving this as it’s something David put a lot of effort into throughout the past few months.
