The session will include information on daily routines, subject options choices, the Junior Cycle programme, and study habits.
We look forward to meeting you next month.
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The session will include information on daily routines, subject options choices, the new Junior Cycle, and study habits.
We look forward to meeting you next month.
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CAO Information Evening
Thursday 23rd November 2023
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7pm
This information evening is aimed at parents of 6th Year students, but parents of 5th Year students may also find it useful and are welcome to attend.
The session will cover post secondary-school choices and the CAO application process, including course requirements, course preferences, HEAR, DARE, and general advice for maximising student potential at senior cycle.
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Thursday 23rd November 2023
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7pm
This information evening is aimed at parents of 6th Year students, but parents of 5th Year students may also find it useful and are welcome to attend. The session will cover post secondary-school choices and the CAO application process, including course requirements, course preferences, HEAR, DARE, and general advice for maximising student potential at senior cycle.
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The State Examinations Commission (SEC) is responsible for the administration, assessment and certification of the state certificate examinations, including the Leaving Certificate Gaeilge and Modern Foreign Languages Oral examinations. Since 2022, these examinations have taken place over the Easter holidays. The SEC is seeking to conduct a more extensive evaluation of the changed delivery timeline with all stakeholders to fully assess the impact of holding the oral examinations at Easter.
The School of Education, at the University of Galway is conducting research on their behalf to enquire into views of the timing of these oral examinations. The research aims to capture the views of teachers, school managements, as well as candidates, parents/guardians.
This research will help to inform the SEC about the timing of these examinations.
Take the survey by clicking the link below to share your views.
https://nuigalway.questionpro.eu/SECTIMING
Contact soesurvey@universityofgalway.iewith any further queries.
Le gach dea-ghuí,
Researchers from the School of Education.........
Closing date for enrolment application for 1st Year 2024 -25 is 4pm today (Tues).
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All courses in all levels are available for free for students from the 28th October until the 5th November
This is a great chance for students to see the full extent of what the package provides, free of charge.
Sign-up to the free trial on www.themathstutor.ie to have access to all resources from 28th Oct to 5th November.
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Our Wellbeing Team and Student Council are holding a No-Uniform Dress-Up Day in support of Jigsaw Kerry TOMORROW, Friday, 27th October.
Students do not have to wear uniform and are instead encouraged to dress-up in fancy dress/costumes, if possible, to enjoy the spirit of fun and wellbeing tomorrow.
Please remember that in the interest of sustainability home-made costumes using clothes/items we already have are always best!
Students are asked to donate €2 on the day, which will be donated to Jigsaw Kerry.
As with all our no-uniform days students are reminded to dress appropriately for school.
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Our Wellbeing Team and Student Council are holding a No-Uniform Dress-Up Day in support of Jigsaw Kerry this Friday, 27th October.
Students do not have to wear uniform and are instead encouraged to dress-up in fancy dress/costumes, if possible, to enjoy the spirit of fun and wellbeing next Friday.
Please remember that in the interest of sustainability home-made costumes using clothes/items we already have are always best!
Students are asked to donate €2 on the day, which will be donated to Jigsaw Kerry.
As with all our no-uniform days students are reminded to dress appropriately for school.
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Tours commence from 5.30pm and the last tour will depart the school canteen at 6.30pm. The Open Evening should conclude around 8.30pm.
Many of our current students have been assigned tasks to assist with the Open Evening. Where possible students should go home between the end of school and the Open Evening. However, we know that some students live too far away to make this feasible. In such cases students are reminded to bring something to eat between the end of school and the Open Evening as it is a long day for them.
Parents available to assist with Car Park stewarding from 5pm on Thursday are asked to contact the school office.
Thank you as always for your support and cooperation.
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Students do not have to wear uniform and are instead encouraged to dress-up in fancy dress/costumes, if possible, to enjoy the spirit of fun and wellbeing next Friday.
Please remember that in the interest of sustainability home-made costumes using clothes/items we already have are always best!
Students are asked to donate €2 on the day, which will be donated to Jigsaw Kerry.
As with all our no-uniform days students are reminded to dress appropriately for school.
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Students are required to wear their PE gear coming to school tomorrow morning.
Thank you.
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The session will include information on daily routines, subject options choices, the Junior Cycle programme, and study habits.
We look forward to meeting you next month.
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