National Council of the Blind

National Council of the Blind

The Transition Years of Hazelwood College organised a raffle of a munster rugby jersey in aid of The National Council of the Blind. In the picture we have (L-R) Ayesha McSweeney, Peter Gilmore winner and Tom Halpin games master. The Transition Years would like to thank everyone who were involved in this worthy cause. A special thanks to Brendan Burke (principal) for allowing us to contribute to the funding of this organisation.

‘Bord Bia’ Winner for Hazelwood College

‘Bord Bia’ Winner for Hazelwood College

Hazelwood students out did themselves yet again with another win for the Home Economics Department. Second year students Emma Sheehan & Laura Enright were the overall winners with Kelley Buckley taking runner-up prize in Category One of the Bord Bia Quality Mark Schools Competition in the Listowel Food Fair recently. Students were asked to create a healthy & nourishing lunch box menu consisting of a sandwich type element, snack and drink. The ingredients used had to contain the Bord Bia Quality Mark and they had to provide a detailed summary why it is important for customers to have the Quality Mark logo on the raw materials for the lunch box menu. The students also had to design a poster to promote the healthy lunch box menu to parents and students. Emma and Laura received a €100 An Post voucher and certificate each, while Kelley received a €50 An Post voucher and certificate. A big congratulations to the girls on their winning entries and the Home Economics Department look forward to their future endeavours.

Photo: Front (L–R) Emma Sheehan, Kelley Buckley, Laura Enright, Sheila Kelly Bord Bia , with Home Economics teachers Ms.Garrihy and Ms. Daly

Doodle for Google

Vote for Jack Grufferty Age 4 from Dronina in the Doodle for Google Competition

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Jack needs all the help he can get to compete with some the larger schools so make sure you vote!

Top Metalwork Marks for Hazelwood Student

Top Metalwork Marks for Hazelwood Student

James O’Regan who recently received an award for achieving one of the top ten results in the Junior Cert Metalwork Project. He is pictured with the President of the E.T.T.A, Mr. PJ Ruddan and the Assistant Chairperson Mr William Rowan.

2nd Years Launch Websites

As part of their computers class, 2nd years have each made a website on a topic of interest to them.

To create these websites they had to learn their way through the Google Apps Suite of programs to edit and develop their sites.

They learned how to develop, structure and publish their websites. To give them some added features they learned also how to use Picassa Web Albums to incorporate slideshows in their sites.

Currently they have just set up Google Analytics to help them understand how people interact and use their sites. They will then use this information to improve the stites and add more relevant information to your needs. Please visit their sites and come back often so they can tailor and expand their websites.

Albert Fenton – My favourite car
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Cian Larkin – The Beauty of Supercars!
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Denis Donegan – Sports Website
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Edward Hourigan – All things Liverpool FC
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Gearoid Downey – Soccer Site
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Gearoid Lehane – Class Cars
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Caoimhe Hannigan – Hair
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Joesph Hennessy – Hot Wheels
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John Larkin – Tractors
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Kate Farrissey – Yorkshire Terriers
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Kaylyn Dunleavy – Dogs
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Laura Enright – Ballyagran Camogie
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Luca Giraldi – Chelsea FC
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Mairead Lordan – Endangered Animals
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Rachel Lane – Make Up
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Megan Fitzgibbon – Dogs
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Micheal Forde – Forde Farm Machinary
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Niamh Enright – Music
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Paul Kirwan – Google Android Users Apps Site
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Peter Gilmore – Agricultural Shows
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Seamus Flanagan – Soccer Site
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Simon Donegan – Limerick GAA
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Steven Dunleavy – Trucks, Tractors and 4×4
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Tara Fitzgibbon – Ballyagran GAA
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Maebh Hennessy – Wedings
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Evening Courses Spring 2012

Evening Courses Spring 2012

Course – Duration – Fee

Please Note: Places still available on some courses, please contact the school on 063-83121 for details


Computers (Beginners) 8 Weeks €85
Computers (Intermediate) 8 Weeks €85
Yoga 8 Weeks €80
Occupational First Aid 8 Weeks €80
Dance Tone 8 Weeks €80
Flower Arranging 8 Weeks €80
Skin Care/Beauty & Make up 8 Weeks €80
Painting 8 Weeks €80
Beginners Growing Course 8 Weeks €80
Renewable Energy 8 Weeks €80
Small engine and garden tool maintenance 8 Weeks €80
Introduction to metalworking and fabrication 8 Weeks €80
Decorative metalworking and jewellery making 8 Weeks €80
Basic car maintenance 8 Weeks €80

 

Please Note: Places still available on some courses, please contact the school on 063-83121 for details

For further enquiries please contact:
Director of Adult Education
Phone: 063 83121
Website: www.hazelc.ie

Donkey Sanctuary Visit

Paddy Barrett from the Donkey Sanctuary, Liscarroll who gave a talk to the Leaving Cert Applied students at Hazelwood College.

Brothers of Charity Visit

This picture was taken during the visit from the Brothers of Charity to Hazelwood College. Day services Co-Ordinator Ms Aoife Keogh gave a presentation to First Years on the work of the organisation and afterwards sold some of the lovely handmade Christmas cards, Christmas logs and jewellery to staff and students. Pictured left to right are Imelda Chawke, Caoimhe Coughlan Marie Costello, Daniel Kelleher and Aoife Keogh

Teagasc Talk

Leaving Cert Applied students from Hazelwood College with Paddy Murphy, Health & Safety Office with Teagasc. Paddy spoke to the students about Farm safety

Lifesaver Event

Hazelwood College students pictured with John Mulready, John Leonard and Stephen Redfern, all members of Limerick County Fire and Rescue team at the recent Lifesaver event in the South Court Hotel, Limerick

The Lifesaver Event is a joint event between all the State agencies involved in car crash situations and recovery, i.e. the Fire and Ambulance Services, the Gardai, Hospital Emergancy Staff. It is an event designed to show students the ‘real’ effects of car crashes and their aftermath.