1st and 2nd year Home Economics students along with members of the Social Justice Club participated in the ECO-UNESCO Fast Fashion Workshop. They explored the lifecycle of our clothing, how much resources/energy it takes to produce clothing, the working conditions…
CPR 4 Schools is a programme for post primary schools and gives students the confidence to perform hands-only CPR, use an AED and know what to do when someone is choking. All 1st and 2nd year students participated in CPR…
Ms Colum’s Ty and First year students planted wildflower seeds to help encourage bees and other pollinators around our school. Encouraging bees helps biodiversity in our locality and is also part of the National Pollinator plan
A message from the Social Justice Club: This morning we stood in solidarity with hundreds of thousands of other students across the globe on our #climatestrike to protest climate inaction. We study science in school, we understand the data and we trust…
Kay Maguire from Ballinamore Tidy Towns brought students around the surrounds of Ballinamore and showed where pollinator plants had been grown to encourage Bees and provide food for Bees. A wild flower area had also been created at Pairc Fea…
Ms. Colum’s third year science group harvesting Onions, Parsley, Oregano, Nasturtiums and Rosemary from the school garden. The produce was brought to Ms. Cooney’s Home Economics class where it will be used by students in classes.
‘Love your Gut’ Week 2019 provided the opportunity in home ec class to discuss issues around digestion and gut health. On Friday 20th September, the Health Promotion Team in school set up an awareness stand at break time for students…
On Friday 30th August, the Green Schools Committee raised our 6th Green Flag (Global Citizenship- Litter & Waste). Students, staff, representatives from the Board of Management, Parents Association and local Tidy Towns were all in attendance. We celebrated not only…
Mr McCaffrey presented €11,695 to Pieta house today on behalf of the committee, student council and wider community. Massive thanks again to all our volunteers and supporters who made our event in May such a huge success.
Students from Miss Colum’s 2A Science class using trundle wheels to measure the length, width and area.
