Extra Curicular
Transition Year plan for term
20 April 2012
April
Tuesday 17th + Tuesday 24th: Basketball coaching course (6 students) 6.00p.m. – 9.30p.m.
Tuesday 17th: Activities: 4A Bowls, 4B Dance
Wednesday 18th: Final group to Pfizer’s 9.38 – 1.00p.m
Friday 20th: Positive development:
Tuesday 24th: Activities: 4A Bowls, 4B Sport’s hall
Tuesday 24th: Soccer coaching course (13 students) 9.00 – 4.30 p.m.
Wednesday 25th: Yoga: 4B 10.00 – 10.55, 4A 11.10 – 12.05 *Students may wear tracksuit on this day
Thursday 26th: Walking tour of Cork City 4A + 4B 9.00 – 3.30 p.m.
Friday 27th: UCC Open day 9.00 – 12.00
May
Tuesday 1st: Activities: 4A Killarney cycle, 4B Dance
Thursday 3rd: Sea shore visit and Beach clean up 4A + 4B – 9.00 – 12.00
Tuesday 8th: Activities: Glen Adventure centre 4A + 4B 9.00 – 3.30
Thursday 10th: Special schools’ visit
Thursday 10th: First Aid course – Second group 4.00 p.m. – 8.00 p.m (7 students)
Thursday 17th: Fashion show
Monday 21st: Dublin tour (*extra cost involved)
Wednesday 23rd – Friday 25th: Portfolio assessment
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Coláiste Muire Fashion Show Thursday 17th May and Friday 18th May
20 April 2012
Thursday and Friday
May 17th and 18th
7.30pm
Tickets are available from the school office.
Music and raffle on the night.
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TY students enter BT Young Scientist 2012
3 November 2011
Pictured above: Colaiste Muire students receiving their award having won the Young Scientist Group category 2011
Thirteen students from TY have entered the BT Young Scientist 2012. Their projects vary from developing artificial soil for arid countries and the perfect rugby place kick to the psychology behind “Where’s Wally” and do “red heads” feel more pain! The news will come out in late October to whether they have been accepted or not. If they are accepted, they get to travel up to the RDS in Dublin for 4 days. The best of luck to them!
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Coláiste Muire students completing Young Social Innovator project
20 October 2011
As part of the Young Social Innovator competition fifteen students have undertaken the task of building a biodiversity area in the Crúachán woods.We are working in conjunction with Crosshaven Development Committee.
We will be placing bird boxs and bat boxes in the woods to attract wildlife. We have received talks from birdwatch expert Jim Wilson who also walked the woods with us.
We have bought the materials for the boxes and are building them with the help of the Materials Technology Department.
Look here for further updates.
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