Pictures of students who received their ECDL certificates this week. The first group show the fifth year students with their teacher Miss Cotter. The second shows the Leaving Certificate students who also were awarded their certificates this week. They are pictured with teacher Miss Cotter and school Principal Mr Brendan Burke.
Some photos from the recent Debs Balls at the Kilmurry Lodge Hotel in Limerick
All pictures are by BRIAN PATRICK PHOTOGRAPHY
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Leaving Cert Applied students took a walk down ‘Safety Street’, Ireland’s first purpose-built interactive centre where young people can experience various realistic scenarios in a safe environment. Students were asked to navigate three realistic safety scenarios brought to life by volunteer actors from the University of Limerick.
The scenarios included:
* Personal Safety – Short Dark Alley v Long Bright Way Home.
* Life After Drugs – Tales from a recovering addict.
* That’s not ASB? – Impact of Antisocial Behaviour.
Each scenario was followed by discussions and Q&A sessions with representatives from Limerick City Council, Health Service Executive and Garda Síochána.
The initiative was organised by Limerick’s Community Coordinators (employees of LCCSP – Limerick City Community Safety Partnership Ltd) to encourage teenagers to identify everyday hazards and develop safe strategies to deal with potential emergencies, changing their behaviour to keep themselves and others safe.
Tom Stack, manager of the Limerick Junior Ladies Football team, Siobhan Mc Carthy, secretary of Limerick Ladies Football with Hazelwood College fifth year student Maire Flanagan and past pupils Joanne O’Gorman and Clodagh Reidy who will play for the Limerick Junior Ladies Footballers in the All Ireland Final next Sunday. Also pictured are school Principal Mr Brendan Burke and school gamesmaster Mr Halpin. Best of luck girls.
Students and staff of Hazelwood College were treated to tea, coffee and homemade cakes as part of a charity fundraiser organised by Leaving Certificate Applied students with the help of the Home Economics and Religion Department on Thursday 16th September. The proceeds of the Tea & Coffee Morning, a total of €1,100 will be donated to Milford Hospice. “We are very grateful for all the support we received for this worthy cause. Special thanks to the parents, students, staff and locals businesses in the area who helped make this event so successful with their very generous donations ” said Ms. Daly.
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Some photos from the recent Junior Certificate Results Day. Congratulations to all the students whose successes were to many to mention. Congratulations to all the teachers who achieved above national average results.
A Big welcome to the 107 first years starting with us tomorrow the 1st of September.
2nd and 3rd years will return on the 2nd September with the remainder of the school rejoining us on the 3rd.
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