Nenagh Arts Centre host ‘Irish Tea Party’ exhibition
On June 4th Nenagh Arts Centre (E45 NX26) launched an exhibition of work from a group of artists tutored by Melissa Ryan and supported by Tipperary Community Education. The exhibition titled ‘Irish Tea Party’ will showcase the artists’ unique works relating to the country’s favourite beverage – Tea! The works have been created using mixed […]
Cahir student wins Gas Networks Ireland poster competition
Sixth class student, Jessica O’Brien from Bunscoil na Catharach in Cahir has won a national competition highlighting the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. The competition was run by Gas Networks Ireland in conjunction with Junior Achievement Ireland. Students who had completed the Gas Networks Ireland ‘Energize’ Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics educational programme were […]
Tipp Educators Invited to Conference on Empathy and Bridging Divides
“Educators, youth workers and community leaders are being encouraged to attend a ground-breaking conference in Limerick next week.” The ‘Transformative Narratives’ conference will cover “the profound impact of story exchange, restorative practice, and empathy building pedagogies in educational settings.” This conference will take place from 9:30am to 4pm on the 7th of June in the […]
The European Commission launches the ‘ImagineEU’ competition for secondary schools
In this school year, pupils in Ireland are invited to share their ideas about how to make Europe an (even) better place to live, with the chance of winning a study trip to Brussels! The competition complements the release of the toolkit “EU Democracy in Action’- Have your say with the European Citizens’ Initiative” that teachers can use to familiarise […]
St. Joseph’s College welcome Darcy Cleary Insurance Award Sponsorship for Leaving Cert Student
The Business/Accounting Department at St. Joseph’s College are delighted to have Darcy Cleary Insurance come on Board to Sponsor an Award for the 22/23 Leaving Cert Student who goes on to pursue a Business related Third level course. This is a wonderful opportunity for our students and we are very grateful to Darcy Cleary Insurance.
Over 67,100 candidates receive Junior Cycle results today 23 November
The State Examinations Commission (SEC) congratulates the candidates who sat the Junior Cycle examination in 2022 and whose results issued today. Individual Statements of Provisional Examination Results have been posted so as to arrive in schools this morning. Schools will also receive a report for the school showing the results for each candidate. Any candidate […]
GIY launch the ‘GROW At School’ Food Education programme in Tipperary
This week 132 schools across the country head outside to plant the first crops from their garden kit as part of the GROW at School programme, an initiative bringing food education and outdoor learning Earlier this year GIY launched a €3.2m fund to support GROW At School, with an ambition to see every primary school […]
MIC & INTO launch Ashling Murphy Scholarship
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation (INTO) have today launched an entrance scholarship in memory of Ashling Murphy. The Ashling Murphy Scholarship was launched at the INTO Education Conference at the Tullamore Court Hotel this afternoon. Ashling graduated as a primary teacher from Mary Immaculate College just three months before she […]
Commencement of Leaving Certificate Examinations 2021 – Wednesday 9 June 2021
Some, 61,500 candidates are entered for the 2021 Leaving Certificate which comprises both examinations and Accredited Grades. Candidates have been able to opt to sit their examinations, to receive Accredited Grades, or both on a subject-by-subject basis. Candidates finalised their choices through the Candidate Self Service Portal in early May. In total, 58,342 candidates are […]
October 1st 2021 announced as the “establishment” day date of TUS: Midlands Midwest
October 1, 2021 has been announced as the first day of the Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest. From the first day in October, Athlone Institute of Technology (AIT) and Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) will cease to exist, and more than 15,000 students and 1,200 staff across the Midlands and Midwest will be […]
