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Intercultural Day goes virtual.

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Nenagh College’s Intercultural Day has become an important fixture on the school calendar. This year we had to go virtual!  Despite the different format, the Applied Social Studies (Post Leaving Certificate) Class of 2020/2021 hosted a very rich and vibrant event, featuring food and artefacts from Brazil, England, India, Ireland, Mexico, South Africa as well as a very unique look at the Inuit people’s culture. Students and tutors enjoyed learning about the variety of cultures and diversity in our community and global community.
Intercultural “Education gives us the chance to understand that we are all tied together as citizens of the global community, and that our challenges are interconnected.” — Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General

NOTICE FOR PARENT(s)

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Dear Parent(s), 

To facilitate staff training for the introduction of a Special Class in September 2021, remote classes will end at 1.20 p.m. on Thursday next, 28th January.

Principal 

Farewell to first year Spanish student

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On Friday the students of 1A said “Adiós” to Maria Zorrero our Spanish student.  Maria, joined us from Seville, Spain in September and really enjoyed her time in Nenagh College over the past four months. We wish Maria the very best upon her return home we would like to wish Maria ‘Feliz Navidad’

St Vincent de Paul Collection

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On the lead up to Christmas, staff and students of Nenagh College collectively raised €1,100 to donate to St. Vincent De Paul.

Last Friday 18th December Student Council representative Jason Kinsella and Staff Social Committee representative Mr.Brian Quinn presented the cheque to Mr. Harry Martin and former staff member Mr.Tim Maher, both representatives from Nenagh Branch of SVP.