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On Thursday (3 December) our 32 Student Council Representatives took part in their official training, facilitated by Irish Second Level Students Union (ISSU) Rob O Connell.... Following a recent Regional Council event, attended by three of our students, Doireann Broderick of Fifth Year was elected as Carlow-Kilkenny Regional Representative....click on the heading for the full report and photos.
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Click on the following link to read the First edition of the Transition Year Newsletter:
TY Newsletter 1
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Wishing all our staff, students, their families and the wider Presentation family every grace and blessing today on 'Presentation Day'. Please click on the link for further details: Message from the Presentation Sisters
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Presentation College was involved in a two year Collaborative Leadership Project. Those involved from Presentation College were: Ms Gillespie (DP), Ms Murphy (Coordinator), Ms Bradley, Ms U. Byrne and Ms Owens. The project involved three schools with Presentation College being the Lead School. St. Patricks College was also involved. Here is a short video where Ms Murphy explains the project: Video
The project was supported by CSL and Wexford Education Centre.
The project has now concluded and there was an online presentation of all projects. This can be viewed by clicking on the attached link: Link to Leadership Clusters celebration https://youtu.be/WFE58DJ63t8
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Congratulations to the students who received their Awards recently. The following students were awarded with their Awards at a ceremony in Graiguecullen: Katie Bannan – Gold, Seán O'Driscoll – Gold, Ben Hovenden - Papal Cross, Jodie Dooley Salter - Papal Cross, Amelia Chodorska - Papal Cross and Damian Korus - Papal Cross. In addition, the following students received Awards from their parishes: Doireann Broderick - Gold, Sarah Doyle - Gold, Emer Flynn - Gold, Pádraic Kelly - Gold, Oisín Shannon - Gold, Nessa Whelan - Gold, Chloe Watchorn - Gold. Pictures from Ceremony
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Today Mr Murray and Transition Year students made a presentation of €1,100 to Deirdre Dunphy - the wife of Martin Dunphy who was badly injured in an accident earlier this year. A non uniform day held before Halloween was organised by Transition Years.
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Niamh - Head Girl and Conor - Head Boy 2020-2021
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Congratulations to Presentation College Carlow's minor girls’ soccer team who were crowned Region 3 Minor Schools Soccer League champions last year. The team overcome teams such as Borris Vocational school, Scoil Chríost Rís and local rivals St. Leo's college. The girls had a fantastic season and their teachers Ms. Ryan and Ms. Kinsella are very proud of their achievements this year. Members of the squad include: Ciara and Aoife Kelly (joint Captains), Sinéad and Gráinne Thompson, Lucy Gibson, Karen Bradley, Clodagh Hendy, Clíodhna Hayden, Maya Brennan, Marie Cranny, Beckie-Lou White, Róisín Kennedy, Orla Woods, Sarah Nolan, Matilda and Isabella Kendellen, Believe Ogbomo, Danielle O'Driscoll, Jasmine McGuire McCormack, Nina Uwagbi. (Click on heading for photos)
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There will be an online talk for parents on: 'Options After the Leaving Certificate' this Wednesday 21st October at 7:30pm.
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Thanks to all at CP Adventure. Our Transitions Years had a wonderful time and while there were many restrictions and precautions due to the current situation all enjoyed the day out. In fact due to the number of students in Transition Year, we had to divide them into two groups and go on two separate days. Three bus loads of students and lots of fun and new friendships made. Thanks to the teachers who organised the event and accompanied the students...Click on the heading for photos.