Category: News

Welcome First Years

Hazelwood College Class 1 A with Deputy Principal Ms Dolan, Year head Ms Devine and their Class Teacher Ms Daly

Hazelwood College Class 1 B with Deputy Principal Ms Dolan, Year head Ms Devine and their Class Teacher Ms Nelligan

Hazelwood College Class 1 C with Deputy Principal Ms Dolan, Year head Ms Devine and their Class Teacher Ms Brosnan

Hazelwood College Class 1 D with Deputy Principal Ms Dolan, Year head Ms Devine and their Class Teacher Ms Browne

Passing on the baton

Thanks to Emma, Corey, Clara and Molly who took some time out from the celebrations to talk to our new first years. They shared some of their experiences & offered some advice and talked about their plans for the future. We couldn’t ask for better role-models to inspire our new students to achieve their full potential

Class of 2025

Today it was wonderful to see so many of our Class of 25 Students arrive to school to share the excitement as they received their Leaving Cert Results. Congratulations to all of the students who received fantastic results, with special mention to our 2025 Student of the Year Emma O’Leary who was awarded the maximum 625 points..An outstanding achievement after years of hard work.

Science Week

Science Week in Hazelwood was off to a flying start today when the science department teamed up with the active schools team to do a quiz on our walk way around the school! Teams raced to the get the correct answers and great fun was had

Next up was a science quiz which was organised by some of our transition year students! Much more fun activities to come throughout the week

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1st Round Debating

Great start to Midterm! Hazelwood Debate team had a fantastic opening round win in Concern Debates championship over Bantry Community School . They successfully proposed the motion ‘School strikes are the only effective way for young people to have a voice on Climate change’. Roll on next round!

MIC Visit

Leaving Cert Students at MIC Open Day were delighted to meet Hannah O Sullivan, past Hazelwood student and current 3rd year B.Ed Psychology in MIC

Conradh na Gaeilge

On Monday, we welcome Dónall Breathnach from Conradh na Gaeilge back to our school.

Dónall did a roadshow for our 5th and 6th year students Irish students.

The Seó Bóthair is an interactive workshop that encourages students to use critical thinking to examine their opinions about the Irish language.

Our students discussed where they can use Irish and their language rights, and they got plenty of spot prizes!

Go raibh míle maith agat, a Dhónall. Bhain na daltaí taitneamh as an maidin!