Category Transition Year
Jim Breen visits Ballinamore CS
On the 24th of February, Jim Breen, the entrepreneur that started Cycle Against Suicide, came to talk to our TY, 5th, 6th and Student Council groups. He arrived at 15:00 and had a quick look around the school before giving…
Hosting of Cycle Against Suicide
Ballinamore Community School to host Mental Health Event for Cycle Against Suicide 10,000 cyclists, 1,400 kms, 2 weeks, ONE goal – It’s ok not to feel ok; and it’s absolutely ok to ask for help Ballinamore Community School is pleased…
Chef Adrian Cookery Demo
Chef Adrian Cookery Demo from Robert O’Reilly on Vimeo. We were delighted to welcome back past student Adrian Martin who gave a cookery demonstration to students and teachers as part of a home economics promo. Adrian is the ambassador for The Craft…
TY BUILD A BANK OFFICIAL OPENING
The TY Business Class Build a Bank was officially opened today by Donal Wrynn. Donal is a past pupil of Ballinamore Community School, and has studied Accounting & Finance in DCU. He is currently studying for a Masters in Finance,…
Catholic Schools Week
The theme of Catholic Schools Week 2015 is Catholic Schools: Called to Serve. This call comes from Christ himself. All Christians are called to serve their brothers and sisters. This means helping them to stand up and walk on their…
TY Mini Business
The TY Students, with their Business Teacher Mrs Moran, are busy setting up and running their Mini Companies. One mini company Ballinamore Events Organisers comprising of Jarlath Scollan, Conor McGrath, Jamie Sweeney & Conor McKeon ran their first event on…
T.Y Social Awareness Week 2014
For this year’s Social Awareness Week, T.Y students linked in with our local St. Vincent de Paul Conference for a Food Appeal. They created a display around social awareness in the canteen area and throughout the week they invited T.Y,…
Visit to Irish Aid Centre
On Monday 1st December, Transition Year students along with Ms Cooney and Ms Clarke visited the Irish Aid Centre in Dublin. The purpose of this workshop was to learn more about the work of Irish Aid. The visit is part…