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Third Year Woodwork Projects
3rd Year Woodwork students that cannot make their projects in school at the moment worked very hard to create models of their individual designs. They were challenged with using a variety of recycled materials from their home to accurately represent what they were making in school prior to remote learning. They hope to get back into the workshop soon to finish making their projects.
Result of Nenagh College 5 million step challenge
Nenagh College celebrated the success of their 5,000,000 steps challenge on Friday last with the student from each year group who had achieved the highest number of steps in a day receiving a voucher from Sportsman’s Dream. Principal Damien Kennedy commented on the success of the activity and the positivity generated throughout the school community during the activity. “It was a great opportunity to get a break from the screens and to get some exercise and fresh air. Mr. Kennedy acknowledged the staff for “leading the way for the younger people” with a combined 1,422,937 steps, noting reports of aching bodies and creaking bones from some!! It is envisaged that this may become a regular feature on the school’s calendar for future years.
Pictured receiving their Sportsman’s Dream voucher:
Ms. Catherine O Keeffe (Student Council Coordinator) , Molly Gillick, Eva Delaney, Shane McNicholas, Emma Ryan, Adam Gratton (PE Teacher), Damien Kennedy (Principal). Missing from photo T.J. Crowe and Mikeala Quinlan
Well done to Ms. L Dillon, who was the staff member that achieved the highest step count.
Pictured is Katzyrna Jecek, Shauna Hogan and Jason Kinsella presenting her with a bunch of flowers.
Nenagh Guardian 5km radius photo challenge
For the past few weeks, The Nenagh Guardian have been running photos taken by readers within the 5km radius.
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They are opening this up to school students.
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The pictures can be of family members, a pet, some nice scenery – really anything at all!
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So to take up the challenge you can email your pictures to editorial@nenaghguardian.ie and make sure to include your name, the schools name and where the picture was taken.
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Enjoy the challenge.
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