Nenagh College is proud to be part of the Choose Respect campaign. Choose Respect aims to highlight the unacceptable normalisation of abusive language and behaviour directed towards women.
To inspire our communities to put an end to this harassment through raising awareness, empowering individuals to intervene and fostering a culture that values dignity and equality for all. #Respect #community #equality #care #ChooseRespect
Our Transition Year Group recently enjoyed a brilliant day of learning at the Pallas Driving School, Portumna. After completing a work shop where students focused on the material to revise for the Driver Theory Test, the group took to the road when each student received an individual Driving Lesson from a qualified instructor. High rev’s and false starts were aplenty! Our TY group gained great confidence from the day and look forward to getting behind the wheel again!
🏊♀️🏆 So proud of our school swim team’s stellar performance at the Munster Schools Swim Meet yesterday! 🌟 All swimmers delivered excellent swims, with the majority achieving personal best times. 🚀 What an incredible achievement! Well done Emilia Chanas ,Magdalena Chanas ,Fabian Gluszak, Brianna Graham, Mark Griffin, ,Oskar Koniuszek, Ben Parker, Zoe Parker and Thomas Ryan.
Another good turnout from the members of our Jiu Jitsu club on Monday. It’s fantastic to see all the familiar faces coming together for some training. Everybody is working hard on the techniques and it’s encouraging to see all the improvements being made.
A special congratulations
to Nenagh College student, Oskar Wietrzynski who took home Silver in the ‘Best of the Best’ kickboxing tournament in Dublin at the weekend. Oskar is consistently at training, works hard and sets a great example to the younger members of the club. Well done, Oskar.
Training will continue next Monday at lunchtime as usual. See you all there!
