Nenagh College
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Provide a wide range of second level subjects as well as Level 5 & Level 6 Full Time PLC Courses.
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First Year Irish Quiz Tráth na gCeist na Chéad Bliana Go raibh maith agat
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Student Enterprise County Finals Students had a great day in LIT Thurles for the Student Enterprise County Finals. Second Year student Andrew Morelli was awarded 'Best Stand' in the intermediate category. Well done to all involved.
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Nenagh College 1st Year girls soccer team welcomed St.Marys and their teachers for an indoor blitz. Both teams had wins and look forward to playing each other again soon.
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Scifest 2017 Nenagh College 2nd year students and guest judges Mr. George Porter, Scifest and Mr. Liam Flannery former science teacher Nenagh College.
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As part of the Active School Challenge, Nenagh College was pleased to welcome the Marie Keating Foundation to present in our school. This Irish based charity is a key provider of cancer awareness and support programmes throughout Ireland. The Schools Cancer Awareness Programme aims to promote knowledge among students at post-primary level about various forms of cancer and to help them understand the importance of detecting cancer at an early stage. By making cancer ‘less frightening by enlightening’ for students, the programme endeavours to engage students with age-appropriate, interactive and informative material.
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PLC 2017-2018 Nenagh College would like to remind prospective students that will offer the following PLC Courses starting Monday 11th September 2017 until Friday 11th May All of our PLC courses are QQI accredited and run Monday to Friday (term time) from 09:00 – 13:00 Applied Social Studies with Healthcare – Level 5 Construction Technology with Renewable Energy – Level 5 Early Childhood Care and Education with Special Needs Assistant – Level 5 Information/Data Processing with Office Administration – Level 5 Sports, Recreation and Exercise – Level 5 To find out more information or to apply for a PLC course in Nenagh College, please click on the following link and use the search bar to navigate to the relevant course http://www.fetchcourses.ie/default.aspx
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Nenagh College would like to remind students and parents that there will be no school on Tuesday 7th March due to a staff training day. On Wednesday 8th March, 1st Year and Transition Year Parent Teacher meetings will take place in the school from 4.15pm-6.30pm. All parents of students in 1st year and TY are invited to attend.
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Congratulations to second year student Nicola Kennedy whose entry into Mental Health Ireland’s Art & Photography Competition has been selected to appear in a week-long Exhibition in Dublin City Council. The Mind Your Mental Health Exhibition will take place from Monday 27th-Friday 31st March in Dublin County Council offices in Dublin.
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Well done to first year 1B student Cailin Creamer who is through to the third round of Junior Eurovision 2017. Her task, to compose and perform her own song in Irish. Best of luck Cailin from all of the staff and students at Nenagh College
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Scifest 2017 Nenagh College would like to congratulation all of our Second Year Science students who took part in Nenagh College Scifest 2017. There was a wide variety of projects on display including 'How Strong is an Egg? How do we Taste? and How Safe is your Lipstick?' We would also like to thank the teachers in our science department who organised and coordinated today's event. The aim of the Scifest programme is to encourage a love of science, technology and maths through active, collaborative, inquiry-based learning and to provide a forum for students at local, regional and national level to present and display their scientific investigations.
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Nenagh College Work Experience Forum We are hosting a Forum in Nenagh College on March 9th (Meal served @ 7.30 p.m.) for all local business people who provide our students with work experience opportunities. Rose Mary O Reilly from First Data will be our keynote speaker and the evening will allow First Data an opportunity to meet other business people in the Nenagh area. Nenagh College are providing office space and training facilities for First Data in advance of the opening of their Nenagh plant.
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Nenagh College goes Cashless Nenagh College has introduced a new cashless system for parents of incoming first years. From September parents will be able to pay all fees and school expenses through the college’s Paypal partner, Way2Pay. Launching this new innovative service at Nenagh College on Thursday night last, Elaine Collins from Way2Pay informed the parents of incoming first years of the quick, easy and convenient method for making all the normal payments associated with school. Way2Pay are Ireland’s fastest growing cashless solution for schools, where a text to a parents phone will enable them to make the payments. Nenagh College are first partner school of Way2Pay in the Nenagh area. Introducing the system, school principal Damien Kennedy outlined how this service will remove the need for parents to send money into the school and the school’s easy payment plan will help to ease the burden of back to school costs. On the night , parents were also given an introduction to the school’s information system, VSWare, by the school administrator, Majella Kennedy. This on- line information portal enables parents to receive end of term reports, track their child’s progress and attendance and timetable remotely from a tablet, laptop or phone. The evening also provided the school with an opportunity to outline the curriculum the students will follow, with an emphasis on the school’s commitment to introducing the new Junior Cycle. The school’s comprehensive pastoral care structure was also very warmly received by the large crowd present. Photo: Majella Kennedy, Nenagh College Administrator, Elaine Collins, Way2Pay and Maire Ní Chofaigh, First Year Head, Nenagh College