Here are the Junior girls football team who defeated Castleisland Community College 2-9 to 1-1 recently.
Author: Hazelwood College
Sky Sports Super Sports Day
A great day out for Hazelwood 2nd year students, pictured here with Liam Mc Carthy and Sam Maguire, while representing MUNSTER at the Sky Sports Super Games Day 2nd year hurling tournament in the GAA coaching Headquarters in Abbotstown, Dublin.
LCA Bonding Day
Hazelwood College LCA students on a recent Teambuilding Day at Ballyhass Lakes.
LCA Results
LCA2 students who received their results for Year 1 from the State Examinations Commission this morning. Well done to all on the great results
TY@Ballyhass
Hazelwood College Transition Year students participated on an induction programme at the Ballyhass Lakes Activity Centre. Students participated in a series of physical challenges in order to build bonds and to prepare them for the unique challenges and learning environment offered by Transition Year. The programme is designed to instil individual confidence and independence, while strengthening the group’s identity and awareness. The development of both the individual and group confidence are key in the TYP, where students are encouraged to become self-directed and autonomous learners, able to work collectively and individually on practical and academic challenges, without the pressure of state exams.
Picture 1: The TY class of 2017/18 are pictured with Ballyhass Instructors Cillian O Riordan and Jason Sheahan who are also past pupils of the Hazelwood.
Picture 2: TY students L-R Nicole Murphy, Fiona Wright and Aisling Shanahan enjoying their TY team Building trip in Ballyhass Lakes
Junior Certificate 2017
The halls were bursting with excitement, the mobile phone ban temporarily lifted as anxious parents get the call they have been waiting for all morning-it’s Junior Cert results day!! We couldn’t be prouder of our students this morning as the fantastic results were handed out. Congratulations to you all on the great results.
Here are some pictures from today.
New Beginnings
“We all have an opportunity to find real happiness in our lives, in developing everything that is noble” Philippians 4:4:8
A wonderful spiritual celebration today as Fr O Dea celebrated the school mass. Well done to all who participated.
Welcome 1st Year 2017
Class 1A pictured with School Principal Mr Brendan Burke and Class teacher Ms Sinead Clarson
Class 1B pictured with school Principal Mr Brendan Burke and class teacher Ms Grainne Phelan
Class 1C pictured with school Principal Mr Brendan Burke and class teacher Mr Alan Noonan
Class 1D pictured with school Principal Mr Brendan Burke and class teacher Ms Marie O Connor
We won’t forgot the rest of the student body who returned after a well earned summer break.
Traffic Management Update
The safety of all students is paramount while on the school grounds.
Parents should note that the policy of only allowing staff cars and buses onto the campus re-introduced last year will be continued on a permanent basis. To facilitate this a new barrier has been installed on the entrance gate to the school.
It was never intended in the original design of the school that parents would drive on the grounds of the school. The intention was parents would let their children out of the car in the drop off zone outside the gates and students would walk on the paths into the school and thus not meet any cars.
Parents are not permitted to enter the staff car park to collect their students and must remain outside the school gates. Parents may wish to consider other collection points for their children such as ‘the square’ in the village. Parents should not attempt to tailgate staff cars through the barrier or enter the premises if the barrier is still open/not fully closed. Parents should not wait/stop at the barrier blocking the entrance to the school until a staff memember arrives to open the gate to gain access to the premises.
Construction works will still continue onsite for a number of weeks during September; the side gate, when open, is exclusively for use by construction traffic and school buses. Parents are not permitted to enter the premises via the side gate.
Parents continuing to enter the school grounds and attempting to turn their cars while students are entering/exiting the building puts other students at risk.
French Breakfast
Hazelwood College Second Year students (from left to right) Sean O’Connor, Ben Mulcahy, Dylan Murray, Jamie Hennessy, Liam Power, Ruairi Hanningfield, Ronan O’Connor and Jack Long are pictured participating in a recent ‘French Morning’, where students were able to indulge in the the culture, customs and cuisine of France.
Picture 2: Second Year Hazelwood College students Lauren Morgan (left) and Ciara O’Callaghan (right) are pictured participating in Hazelwood College’s French Department organisaed French Morning.
Picture 3: Hazelwood College students (from left to right) Keri Murphy, Anita Tynan, Sarah Singleton and Nicole Power participate in the recent French Morning held by the French teachers.
Picture 4: Hazelwood College Fifth Year students from left to right Lorna Donegan, Noreen Collins, Orlaith Hennessy and Bríd Flanagan participate in the recent Hazelwood College French morning.
Picture 5: Hazelwood College students Andrea Suarez, Aoife Kiely, Marguerite Nolan, Íde Cunningham and Laura O’Connell are pictured participating in Hazelwood College’s recent French Morning.
