Dear parents and guardians,
1st Year Vaccinations of HPV, Tdap & MenACWY will take place next Monday 22nd April 2024 starting at 9.00 a.m. 1st years are asked to please wear their PE Uniform on the day, as this will help with the administration of the vaccines. Please ensure that your son/daughter has eaten breakfast that morning.
Dear Parents/ Guardians,
An updated list of Mock Irish Orals has been posted on the 6th Year Team.
This is a great opportunity for students to experience the Oral as it will be in April.
I hope this proves to be a positive experience for all participating students.
Thanks,
Ms Mooney
Dear parents and guardians,
Unfortunately we have had to postpone the Belgium Meeting planned for this evening.
The travel company have yet to receive sufficient deposits for the trip so it makes more sense to wait until we have the go head from the company to proceed.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
Kind regards,
Clare
There will be an information evening for the parents/guardians of 2nd Year Students going on the Belgium Trip. Mr. Mc Hugh and Mr. Fox will be available to answer any queries about the trip. This meeting will take place on Thursday the 22th of February at 7.00pm in the Lecture Room of Athboy Community School.
On Tuesday last, Ms Mooney’s 5th LCVP class embarked on an enlightening visit to explore the inner workings of Meath Civil Defence offices in Navan, shedding light on the indispensable role they play in safeguarding our communities.
Upon arrival, the students were greeted by Civil Defence Officer, Shane Quinn who generously shared his expertise and experiences. The visit commenced with an insightful briefing, delving into the history of the Civil Defence, ranging from disaster preparedness to emergency response stories. Students gained profound insights into the importance of proactive measures in ensuring public safety.
Shane presented an engaging presentation and interactive demonstrations provided a hands-on experience, allowing students to grasp the significance of effective communication, coordination, and resource allocation during crises. The equipment showcased every aspect of the meticulous planning and unwavering commitment of Civil Defence professionals.
Beyond the technical aspects, the visit instilled a sense of civic responsibility and empowerment among the students. They learned the importance of active involvement in volunteer initiatives.
As the visit concluded, students departed with newfound knowledge and a deeper appreciation for the tireless efforts of Civil Defense agencies. We will use this information to inform our Action Plan for our LCVP Portfolio.
Huge thanks go to Megan and her Dad Shane for making this visit possible and most enjoyable. Thanks also to Assistant Civil Defence Officer David Treanor.
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