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2nd year Metalwork online learning
Created : 26 Mar 2021, 3:38 PM
Archived : 26 May 2021, 12:00 AM
Click the gallery at the end of the notification to view some of the fantastic creations from Mr Glavin’s 2nd year Metal work group!!
The lads were asked to creating a vehicle at home from recycled materials ♻️and attached is a showcase of some of their projects!
There are also 2 videos of work submitted by Michael Sheils and Aaron Branagan absolve to view on the school Instagram page.
Excellent work lads
WINNER WINNER!!
Created : 24 Mar 2021, 4:00 PM
Archived : 24 May 2021, 12:00 AM
Well done to OGLO one of our TY mini companies who won the senior category at the student Student Enterprise Programme today! Colm Byrne, Adam Ramsbottom and Aaron Dooley now go on to represent Laois at the national enterprise final. Well done to their teacher Ms Moore has put alot of work in with all the TY mini compamies this year.
We also had success with our Junior group M-Pouch who won out their category!! Well done to Antoni Calka, Ar Rahim SK.MD and Clinton O Ejiofor, along with their business teacher Mr Dunne. Great day all round for St. Marys CBS!
Again well done to all the TY mini companies who have put in so much effort promoting their products and representing their school.
A busy week in TY- Microsoft, Stripe & Mindfulness Talks for students
Created : 24 Mar 2021, 1:09 PM
Archived : 24 May 2021, 12:00 AM
Outside of the amazing work some of our teachers and students are engaging in by qualifying and competing in various regional and national competitions this week, our TY students also had a number of other opportunities available to them.
Microsoft Dream Space
For Transition Year students, this is a period of discovering their place in the world. Many are going to need some guidance and a little inspiration on their journey. We decided to bring our TY students on a virtual tour of One Microsoft Place before joining their team to spark curiosity and learn about the future of STEM and their role in it.
In the session, students were introduced to the types of jobs and skills that are required in Microsoft Ireland and the jobs of tomorrow. Students were then challenged to reimagine how these key skills work alongside technology and STEAM. The activities during the session were catered for our students in an online environment but it is our hope to travel to the Microsoft building later this year so students can immersive themselves in life at Microsoft Ireland!
A career in technology opens up a world of possibilities. It does not necessarily mean a life of coding. In DreamSpace they showed students how technology can set them on a path to doing what they love for a living and how they could make their dream job a reality.
Mindfulness Talk for Teenagers
Today, Louise Shanagher introduced students to mindfulness and self-compassion practices. The talk helps give students practical tools to help promote their positive mental health and wellbeing and in particular to help them manage stress and anxiety.
Louise is a children’s therapist, mindfulness teacher and psychology lecturer. She is the author of three books: The ‘Mindfully Me’ series, which is Ireland’s first series of mindfulness books for children.
Stripe TY Virtual Tour
Our TYs had an amazing opportunity this week by getting a chance to look into what life is like at Stripe. The tech company who build economic infrastructure for the internet were founded by Irish entrepreneur brothers John and Patrick Collison in Palo Alto, CA, in 2010.
Some of the schedule that was involved is set out below:
- Financial crimes/risk: Find out how we protect Stripe from bad actors wanting to launder their dirty money
- Transforming today’s thought into tomorrow’s reality — learn about how Stripe helps enable start-up’s to build and grow their businesses to a global stage
- People — Careers & development paths: How it started vs how it’s going
- Finance & strategy: Discover what it takes to run a world leading company
- Law & regulation: What does a lawyer do in a tech company?
LC PE expression of interest form
Created : 24 Mar 2021, 10:45 AM
Archived : 24 May 2021, 12:00 AM
For those who have not yet applied for the teams information afternoon at 4.30 today (Wednesday). Please contact Ms Mulhare asap via Microsft Teams to be included in the meeting.
Further adjustments to LC Written Exams
Created : 24 Mar 2021, 12:47 AM
Archived : 24 May 2021, 12:00 AM
6th Year
This document was released on Tues evening, 23rd March.
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Junior group for student enterprise
Created : 23 Mar 2021, 10:29 PM
Archived : 24 May 2021, 12:00 AM
Best of luck to our first junior entry into the @studententerpriseprogramme finals today!! M-Pouch created by Antoni Calka, Ar Rahim SK.MD, & Clinton O Ejiofor.
An M Pouch is a pouch that holds your face mask when it is not in use&protects against the spread of covid19!The pouch is made from recycled clothing & clips onto the inside of your jacket.
The lads also have keyring pouches for sale that can be put on your keys to carry your mask!
Best of luck to the lads tomorrow it is a fantastic achievement to get this far!
Best of Luck to our TY's who are on a roll this week!!!
Created : 23 Mar 2021, 7:34 PM
Archived : 23 May 2021, 12:00 AM
Our Transition Years are having a very busy week of it after a term full of hard work and commitment in the following -
1. Mr Brennan's Film Making Class have a Team in the national final of the Irish Fresh Film Festival on Saturday. The short film is called 'Living With Depression'
2. The Young Social Innovators (YSI) are also in a national final this week with their project which addresses supporting the visually impaired students in school.
3. Four of the TY Mini-Companies are also heading to the Student Enterprise Programme Laois County Final tomorrow, Wed 24th March.
We wish all of our students the very best of luck and thank you to all the teachers Mr G Brennan, Ms Moore and Mr M Dunne and Mr Dooley who have given of their time and expertise to get their students to this level. We are very proud of them all.
5th years- Applications to Repeat 5th Year
Created : 23 Mar 2021, 7:20 PM
Archived : 23 May 2021, 12:00 AM
At this time of year, we are planning the subjects and classes for the 2021-22 school year. Current 3rd years and Transition Year students are presently selecting their option subjects this week as part of this process.
If there are any 5th year students and their parents who have been considering repeating 5th year as a plan for next September, the students should see Mrs Murphy between Wed and Friday of this week for an Application Form and also for the Subject Option Form to complete again. It is not an entitlement of any student to be allowed to repeat 5th year. The Department of Education & Skills questions the reasons of each and there is a limit as to the number allowed to do so in any school in any year.
The student will submit the 2 Forms and then meet with Mrs Murphy and one of the Deputy Principals in advance of being given approval. One important requirement is that the student continue to fully engage in their classes, exams, projects etc to the very end of 5th year. Anyone who sees it as a Pass to an early summer holiday will be required to continue into 6th year in September. Anyone who does not sit their final exams in May will not be repeating.
Repeating is difficult, it can be boring, repetitive by its very nature, friends move on without you, etc. There is also no guarantee that online learning will be finished this Easter. Just because a student did not do so well at the on line learning since January is no free pass into repeating - what if there's another few weeks or months of it next year? Anyone in college this year is still doing their college lectures and assignments online and mainly from home, and this is very much part of our future for the moment.
Thank you. MM
Bus Eireann Notice to Parents of New Students for September
Created : 23 Mar 2021, 12:07 PM
Archived : 23 May 2021, 12:00 AM
Please note that applications for School Transport for the new school year 2021/2022 are now opened. The deadline for applying for school transport is on the 30th April 2021
We would ask that you notify all parents if they have enrolled a new pupil for your school for the 2021/2022 academic year and require school transport that they log onto their account on www.buseireann.ie/ in the school transport section and apply for their student.
Please note, existing pupils already registered and using transport for your school, do not need to re-apply.
If they don’t already have an account on the Bus Eireann website they must register one where they will need an email and a password and will then be able to apply for their student.
It is very important that they apply before the deadline of the 30th April 2021 as applications applied for after the deadline may not get a seat.
If parents have any queries they can contact us through email on
st.athlone@buseireann.ie or by telephone on 090 6473277
Regards,
Bus Éireann School Transport Team, Athlone.
Expression of Interest Form for LC PE
Created : 19 Mar 2021, 5:35 PM
Archived : 23 May 2021, 12:00 AM