Congratulations
Congratulations to all our 5th and TY students who received their Junior Certificate results today.
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Congratulations to all our 5th and TY students who received their Junior Certificate results today.
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Please find below an update from the Department on the issue of this year's Junior Cycle Results. In publishing the 2019 examination timetables, the State Examinations Commission (SEC) indicated that the results of the 2019 Junior Cycle examinations would issue to schools in late September. At this time I can advise that the results of the 2019 Junior Cycle examinations will be in schools and published online on Friday 4th October 2019. Kind Regards, State Examinations Commission.
Read MoreMany thanks to Martin Coyle and Gillian Conway from the Western Regional Drugs Task force for the very informative presentation they gave to our 5th year and TY students on Wednesday afternoon.
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On behalf of all the College staff, we would like to wish our JC & LC students the very best in your exams. Please ensure that you are in the exam hall a half hour before the exam starts.
Wednesday 15th May saw our Annual Awards Ceremony take place to honour all the various achievements of our students over the academic year. Thanks to everyone who attended on the night.
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A wonderful evening was enjoyed by our LC students, parents and staff as we gathered for the LC graduation mass on Thursday 23rd May. It marked an end to their time in St Nathy's College.
We wish all our LC students the very best in their exams and every success in the future.
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A very enjoyable evening was had at our TY Awards and Graduation Ceremony. Thanks to all the parents who attended on the evening. Thanks to the TY coordinator Ms Staunton for organising such a fantastic year that was thoroughly enjoyed by all the TY's.
Class 3C enjoying a Mental Health Ireland seminar with their class tutor Ms. Staunton, hosted by Ballaghadereen Library.
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On Tuesday 21st May the Green Schools Committee of St. Nathy's College, hosted a walk to school day. The aim of the day was for students to make an effort to travel to school in a more environmentally friendly way.
The mode of transport to school was recorded for 78% (367 out of 472) of the student body. 24% of these walked, 33% came by bus, 29% by car while 6% carpooled and 7% used park and stride. 3 students (1%) cycled.
Raffle prizes were given to students who came to school in an environmentally friendly manner. Mr Dunne, Principal, and Mr. Ben Battle, Climate Ambassador, presented prizes to the top raffle winners and to the three students who cycled to school.
Well done everyone. Keep up the good work for the rest of the term and into next year. Remember walking and cycling are free and healthy and don't damage the environment.
Thanks to Ms Redmond and the Green School's Committee who organised the initiative.
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20 students from first and second year took part in a cycle training programme run by Roscommon Sport Partnership. It took place over three weeks and the students received a certificate in level four competency.
Hopefully this programme will encourage more students to safely cycle to school.