Wellbeing week got off to a great start today. Helen Barrett from Aware delivered the Beat the Blues Programme on Mental Health with Leaving Cert students. 3C enjoyed Tea & Chat with their class tutor Ms Staunton and Ms Gildea.
There are lots more activities planned for the rest of the week, so keep an eye out for updates!
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The junior boys football team that performed very well today in Frenchpark where they beat Roscommon CBS today in the championship on a scoreline of 2-17 to 3-6. The team is trained by Mr. Guilfoyle and Mr. Curran.
Read MoreLeaving Certificate Geography students from Mr. Curran’s class conducted their geographical investigation this week in Petersburg Outdoor Education Centre. Students will now complete their geographical investigation booklet that is worth 20% of their final grade. Mr. Cahill also accompanied the students.
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Students enjoying the new break time equipment they fundraised for with the Christmas jumpers day. Both are proving to be a big hit.
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Congratulations to St Nathy’s College Girls Senior Football Team who were crowned Connacht Champions today. It was a fantastic game with a nail biting finish that saw them win by a point.
Well done to the team and their coaches Mr Dolan & Ms Gordon.
Best of luck to the Juvenile footballers who open their Championship campaign against St. Murdeach’s, Ballina in the Centre of Excellence tomorrow.
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Two students, one from 3rd year and one from Transition Year attended the Inaugural Mayo Garda Youth Awards in the Great National Hotel, Ballina on Saturday the 23rd of February 2019.
Katie Flannery, 3rd Year was nominated for performing CPR on her father. Shane Doorly Coleman, TY was nominated for volunteering in childcare, raising funds for Autism Ireland and his volunteering work in aid of Saint Vincent de Paul. The event was attended by young people from all around Mayo.
The youth awards were set up to recognise and award young people in Mayo who do remarkable work day in day out.
Read More A number of students travelled to Dublin today to attend the Great Readers Initiative. Students had the opportunity to meet the authors they have been voting for during the year, as part of the reading initiative.
Primary school students from Fairymount NS and Ballingare NS along with their teachers visited the St. Nathy's College as part of "Centre for School Leadership" programme. The programme is aimed at enabling schools to engage with each other through exchanging ideas, sharing experiences and innovative practices.
On the day the pupils got a chance to visit St. Nathys technology classrooms which included, the Design Communication Graphics room with Mr. Murren, where they got to use SoildWorks as part of their project. They also got a chance to visit the Engineering room with Mr. Rogers, here they got to see the laser machine in action and everyone got to make their own key-ring. A very enjoyable experience was had by all.
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Well done to all the Leaving Cert students who stayed late on Friday and came in on Saturday to finish their mocks. Relax and enjoy a well deserved break.
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