St Nathy's College is excited to be taking part in the #ClimateandNatureSummit run by @IrishSchSusty. Today we listened to @galavpsychology presentation on 'Why are we all weirdos' which led to some interesting class discussion in 2nd year Business Studies.
Mila Clancy, first year, was the winner of the Ghoulish Halloween Hamper. Mila continued her recent run of success as she came first in the Just Dance competition run by the TY's on Friday last. TY's dressed up to reflect the season's "SPIRIT" finishing the day off by watching a Spooky movie.
Read MoreCongratulations to our four students who took prizes in this year’s Credit Union Art Competition with the theme “It’s a wonderful world”. Lauren Duffy (1st) Jessica Farrell (2nd) and Nicole Bielakova (3rd) in the 14-17 age category and Yvie Partrick who placed 3rd in the 11-13 age category. Their winning entries will be displayed on the Ballaghaderreen Credit Union windows until the 10th of November so make sure to stop by and see their works of art.
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On the 12th of October seven of our TY class, represented St Nathy’s College at a Comhairle an nOg event held in Castlerea “The Hub”.
It was a wonderful occasion where students mixed with peers from other schools.
We discussed issues relevant to the life of the teenager, took part in work shops and had presentations from organisations such as Jigsaw.
Ms Beirne kindly accompanied us, for which we are very grateful.
Read MoreWishing the best of luck to James McGreal and many St Nathy's College past students playing in the Roscommon intermediate football final with Eire Og this weekend. The County Intermediate Final throws in today at 2-30pm in Dr. Hyde Park.
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Tubes down! TY's @stnathyscollege sending tubes to @GLOBEIreland to analyse the air quality around our school as party of a citizen science project. We are looking forward to the ensuing results!
@GreenSchoolsIre @AICBRN @climate_ambass @roscommoncoco #AirPollution @GreenSchoolsIre
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The Green schools committee members in conjunction with Leaving Cert mentors held a biodiversity seminar for all 1st year students today.
Students engaged in a fun activity sheet designed to inform, quiz and provoke discussion about biodiversity culminating in students taking a pledge to do 'one thing' to protect biodiversity.
@AICBRN @LEAFIreland @GLOBEIreland @IrishSchSusty @GreenSchoolsIre @AnTaisce @BioInSchools @roscommoncoco @climate_ambass @thegreenmag @gapireland
Read MoreWell done to St Nathy's Junior Girls Team who had a hard-fought win over Ballinamore Community school today with a score line of 3-10 to 1-13. The girls showed great endurance throughout the game and left it all on the pitch. They are a credit to themselves and the school. The team is trained by Ms J Brennan and Ms N Hannon. Looking forward to their next game in a few weeks' time.
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Congratulations to 1st year student Mila Clancy, who represented St Nathy's at the Connaught schools athletics - indoor combined events on Tuesday in Athlone. Mila Competed in 5 events , shot putt, 800m , 60m hurdles, long jump and high jump- she did exceptionally well in all 5 events which led her to achieving the most points and awarded Connaught schools combined events champion!! She has now qualified for the All Irelands!!
Her results were outstanding, showing Mila’s capability as a stellar all round athlete :
Long jump 4.46
Shot 7.23
800 2.35.96
60m h 10.39
High jump 1.35
Mila is a member of Curran AC and is coached by Dermott Mc Dermott . We look forward to seeing Mila and more of our students represent St Nathys in athletics and cross country events this school year!
Congratulations Mila !!!
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Last week saw us mark Anti Bullying week in St Nathy’s College.
The theme of the week was Celebrating Difference
There were lots of different activities running throughout the week. Mr McGhee and Ms A Beirne delivered talks to the 1st and 2nd years on Online Bullying and there were other presentations delivered during the SPHE classes. Friday saw the culmination of the week with an Odd shoe day which was embraced wholeheartedly be staff and students. Thanks to all the staff involved and to Ms. Owens and her Art students for the wonderful artwork around the school that reminds us that the antibullying message is not just for one week but for every day!
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