President Michael D. Higgins has issued the attached message for students in post-primary education. As a result of schools across Ireland been closed since the evening of Thursday 12th March, the lives of thousands of students all around the country have been disrupted. In his message to students in post-primary level education, President Higgins acknowledges …
Read MoreEarlier this year a group of TY students entered a competition called Generation Apprentice. The aim of the competition was to help promote apprentices in Ireland. The team of 9 TY’s Ella, Shauna, Bethany, Rachael, Ericka, Anna, David, Marcus and Padraig, were asked to make a 3D Letter “A” out of recycled material, they submitted …
Read MoreGina Dowd, Adolescent Psychotherapist, will be delivering a Facebook webinar examining the area of motivation and teenagers. Hosted by Liam Horan. Topics covered will include: Communicating with your teenager Understanding adolescent anxiety and development The mystery of motivation Parental Support You can attend this free event at 8pm on Tuesday, May 12, through the Planet …
Read MoreThe Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh T.D. has today (Friday 8 May 2020) announced the postponement of the 2020 Leaving Certificate. Following a decision at Cabinet, all students are to be offered the option of receiving Calculated Grades for the subjects they are studying and the alternative of sitting the 2020 Leaving Certificate …
Read MoreWe are delighted that St Nathy’s College was announced as the winner of the GAA Solo Most Active School for last week. Credit goes to Ms Dugdale who has done great work in promoting this initiative and managing the sncfutureleaders Instagram page. This success would not have been possible without the fantastic support and participation …
Read MoreWell done to all who took part in the #GAASolo Challenge last week, we are delighted that the school came 2nd overall and won prizes of sports equipment for the school. Congratulations to Dylan Walsh who won an individual prize as well. Many thanks to Ms Dugdale for organising and promoting this initiative and to …
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