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16Jan 2014

The Clothes Drive

The school, in conjunction with the parent’s council, have come up with the idea of hosting a fundraiser to raise money to buy new software for the school’s language lab. They Transition year class are running this event and will be collecting your unwanted clothing form February 3rd to February 7th outside the school complex …

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16Jan 2014

Self-Defence Courses

The Transition Year class has started doing Self Defence courses in the form of Krav Maga, on January 10th. It is a close-quarters-combat technique founded in Israel in the 1930s. The first session focused on escaping from grabs and basic punching. The classes will continue for another five weeks, to the classes’ joy, as they …

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15Jan 2014

Transition Year Mini Company.

MK Bookmarks We produce and sell multi-use customised bookmarks, currently selling bookmarks which incorporate: Calendar & Ruler Useful local phone numbers Local Business advertisements Folds over to fit in a wallet/purse Special orders can be taken for all events/occasions, orders to: bookmarksmk@hotmail.com 10% of our profits will go directly to:

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14Dec 2013

German Exchange

On Wednesday the 4th of December a number of transition year students travelled to Germany for an exchange with St. Nathy’s partner school Gymnasium Leoninium Handrup. The trip began with a bus journey to Dublin airport in the early hours of Wednesday morning. This was then followed by a two hour flight to Bremen. Once …

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06Dec 2013

Zumba

After a very successful & enjoyable 6 weeks of Zumba fitness we have decided to commit to another session to bring us into the New Year.  With the basic steps, good coordination and rhythm we are all having a great time bopping around to the beats and keeping up with our dance instructor Amanda  Leonard …

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06Dec 2013

U-19 Girls Match

On Wednesday 27th November, St Nathy’s U-19 girls travelled to Dunmore Community School to face St Enda’s College from Galway. This game was the regional quarter final so the girls had to win to stay in the competition. The game tipped off at 11:15. Nathy’s girls went out with all guns blazing and started with …

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