News – Hazelwood College

Young Scientist

Can you help our young scientist?! Hannah Cremin, a Transition Year student is delighted to be competing in the BT young scientist this year. Please take 2 minutes to complete this survey as part of her project! Good luck Hannah

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/W66VDHS

Virtual Open Night – Live Now

We are now enrolling students for September 2021 and would like to welcome you to our Virtual Open Night. We are delighted to share our school community with you.

Stay tuned to the school Facebook page and website over the coming nights to view a series of short videos from each of the subject departments to help you choose your options

Application forms are also available from the school office on 063 83121 or contact us by email at hazelc@hazelc.ie

Open Night Live in 30 mins

We are now enrolling students for September 2021 and would like to welcome you to our Virtual Open Night. We are delighted to share our school community with you.

Stay tuned to the school Facebook page and website over the coming nights to view a series of short videos from each of the subject departments to help you choose your options

Application forms are also available from the school office on 063 83121 or contact us by email at hazelc@hazelc.ie

Geography Contouring

Both 2nd Year Geography classes learned about contour lines this week in class using potatoes. Contour lines are lines drawn on a map connecting points of equal elevation.

Open Night

For all 6th class pupils and their parents. Watch this space for exciting information about our upcoming virtual Open Night. This will give you the best possible insight into life at Hazelwood College. Enrolment packs will be delivered to our feeder Primary schools after the mid term break. These will also be available from the school for students who may attend a different primary school.

World Mental Health Day 2

Another day of fun and laughter on the hills for the 3C and 3D class. Tired legs all round !

World Mental Health Day

Well done to the 3A and 3B class who spent the day hiking in Ballyhoura. What better way to mark World Mental Health day than to blow off the cobwebs on top of Seefin Mountain!! In a year where minding our mental health has never been so important it was great to spend the day outdoors enjoying what Co Limerick has to offer. Good luck to the 3C and 3D classes who head off tomorrow

Burren Geography Trip

Our Sixth Year Geography students on their recent field trip to Liscannor Bay with the Burren Outdoor Education Centre where they investigated the impact of Abrasion and Attrition in shaping the coastal landscape. The Field trip is worth 20% of their Leaving Certificate grade.