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May Day
Created : 01 May 2020, 1:41 PM
Archived : 06 May 2020, 1:00 AM
A little task if like me you are a little unsure - ascertain the significance of flowers being left on your doorstep today. Classes will be suspended from 12.15 on Tuesday 5th May until 9.05am on Wednesday 6th May for Staff meeting and planning. A time for a little catch-up or maybe a well earned break for our students and yourselves. We will have a further update on Tuesday. Wishing you all a restful weekend!
6th year LCVP Portfolios
Created : 27 Feb 2020, 8:07 PM
Archived : 27 Apr 2020, 12:00 AM
All LCVP portfolios to be submitted to Ms O’ Reilly on Wednesday March 4th 2020 @ 10am in the Assembly .
Transition Year Upcoming Trips.
Created : 27 Feb 2020, 8:04 PM
Archived : 27 Apr 2020, 12:00 AM
Walk from Greystones to Bray Tuesday March 3rd TY D, E, F Wednesday March 4th TY A, B, C Road Safety Workshop Thursday March 5th All groups Permission slip have been given out and should be returned along with 10 euro to your tutor by Monday March 2nd.
Reminder re DCU Education Questions and Answer Session today and Maynooth Open Day tomorrow
Created : 24 Apr 2020, 1:18 PM
Archived : 25 Apr 2020, 1:00 AM
Just a quick reminder to link in to the DCU live question and answer session at 2pm today on Education Courses, Primary and Secondary teaching and also to register and link in to the Maynooth University Virtual Open Day tomorrow at 10.30am. Don't forget to apply for your grants on www.susi.ie
Condolences
Created : 13 Apr 2020, 6:14 PM
Archived : 24 Apr 2020, 1:00 AM
It is with great sadness that we have learned of the tragic death of Mr Charlie Picorro. Mr Picorro's death was as a result of a two vehicle road traffic accident. Mr Picorro's son Michael is a 3rd Year student in our school. We extend our support, thoughts and prayers to Michael, his mother Mafe, their extended family and friends at this difficult time. We also remember other members of our school community, past and present that have recently lost loved ones. Our support, thoughts and prayers are with you all. We are also very conscious of how difficult these extraordinary times are for some members of our school community. Please take care of yourselves and don't be afraid to seek support. We have been made aware of an initiative to support the Picorro Family at this time. It can be accessed using this link; www.gofundme.com/f/picorro
Scoil Mhuire Writing Competition
Created : 01 Apr 2020, 5:28 PM
Archived : 24 Apr 2020, 1:00 AM
Scoil Mhuire Writing Competition - please see the document attached for details.

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Postponement of Leaving Cert - Support Available
Created : 15 Apr 2020, 11:06 AM
Archived : 22 Apr 2020, 1:00 AM
To all 6th year Students, We hope this finds you and your families well. You will know by now that the exams have been put off until the end of July or the beginning of August and the plan is that you will most likely return to school in July for two weeks of classes before the exams. These are uncertain times for you, and we know some of you may feel anxious. We want you to know we are aware of this and are thinking of you and will offer any support we can. We will keep you informed of any developments as we hear them and encourage you to keep focused and give your studies your best efforts. We also advise you to engage with online information of the colleges, courses, apprenticeships etc you are interested in around virtual open days, blogs etc. Free online Stress Control classes The HSE Health and Wellbeing are offering a free Stress Control programme online via Stresscontrol.org . Stress Control is an evidence-based programme that teaches you practical skills to deal with stress. The programme helps participants recognise the signs of stress. It covers topics including how stress affects our bodies and our thoughts. It teaches skills to overcome panicky feelings and tips to getting a good night’s sleep. How to Participate Click Stresscontrol.org and follow instructions about how to ‘Subscribe’ to Stress Control’s YouTube page. You will then receive notifications when a new session is available. You can also follow this link: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_BKErJ_jlSQHKFtHPCRmEctDtcNCCowB If you wish to contact us, please do so using the school email: GrainneMcGee@scoilmhuireclane.ie, PatrickBreslin@scoilmhuireclane.ie, GwenTravers@scoilmhuireclane.ie Meanwhile, take care and we are also hoping for an end to this situation as soon as possible. Ms. McGee, Mr. Breslin, Ms Travers. www.qualifax.ie www.careersportal.ie www.cao.ie www.susi.ie
Other Learning - Reopened until 12 pm Friday 10th March
Created : 09 Apr 2020, 9:30 AM
Archived : 11 Apr 2020, 1:00 AM
Reopened at the request of some parents/guardians. This notification only applies to our present Transition Year students and our students that progressed directly into Fifth Year in September 2019 I.E. Students that completed their Junior Cycle last June - 2019. Please ask your student to use the link below to complete a questionnaire on "Other Learning Activities" for your Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement. All necessary information is included in the questionnaire. It is important that students complete this questionnaire - otherwise the relevant section will be blank on their certificate. The deadline for completion is Friday 10th March @ 12 pm. This is the last opportunity to complete this questionnaire. forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=KZuXMs_2WESVPhAUMaT9ny-gkc5TR6tPnJBvjIi1rpJUMk8yVFlIS01HUURJN1FCOEozSzFYSTIxMi4u
Social Distancing!
Created : 21 Mar 2020, 8:26 PM
Archived : 10 Apr 2020, 1:00 AM
We hope this message finds you all well! Take care of yourselves. These are recent words from Tánaiste Simon Coveney: TANAISTE Simon Coveney hit out at young people who are ignoring the social distancing guidelines and continuing to gather in large groups. Speaking in the Seanad, the Tanaiste fumed: “We need to confront our families and our peers and our communities to make sure that everybody takes that seriously and if we do we will save lives — thousands of them.” He added: “It sounds like we’re living in a movie set, but believe me when we look back in six weeks’ time or 12 weeks’ time we’ll wish we’d done more, and we’ll wish we’d confronted those kids on a street corner or at the end of a housing estate gathering under a tree or under a light or wherever”. TEENS CAUSING TROUBLE The Tanaiste said he was specifically talking about “teenagers hanging out together in people’s homes or on street corners, interacting and socialising and chatting as they would normally do”. “I think actions (being asked of population) right now are very significant and challenging for people. I think the vast majority of people are taking actions. The smaller minorities who aren’t, what I say to you, you are putting lives at risk,” he told reporters at a Government press briefing on Friday. The Tánaiste said of the emergency powers passed: “I hope we never need them, but I suspect we might.” He said parents, families, peer groups and communities needed to confront people who were not taking the public health message seriously. The Tánaiste has warned people who are not observing social distancing will look back and wish they'd done more to stop the spread of the Coronavirus. 
Easter Study Tips
Created : 02 Apr 2020, 12:58 PM
Archived : 07 Apr 2020, 9:21 AM
Study Tips for Easter Holidays Dear Exam Students, Well done with your engagement with on-line lessons and on mastering a very different kind of classroom. It’s been a challenge for everyone. Over Easter, take a well-deserved rest but do not switch off entirely. Here are a few tips for the holidays.  Do some study every day.  Use a study timetable (see attached)  Try at least 3 subjects a day – – (study, learn, test yourself) We all learn in different ways. What method works best for you? – Summarising notes into bullet points? Mind maps? Learning and repeating out loud? Having someone ask you what you have learned?.............. Try to do what works for you. Always test yourself after each period of learning. Practice exam questions. www.examinations.ie Leave the phone in another room when you are studying. We hope you and your families are keeping well. Best Wishes, Ms. McGee and Ms. Travers.

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