NCCA TY Programme Statement
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TY Programme 2024-25
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Well done to the following students who participated in the RCSI Mini-Med Week at the Royal College of Surgeons on 22nd - 26th March.
Cáit Melady, Siobhán Cahill, Grace Hoey, Muireann Thorpe, Kyla McGoohan, Róisín Murtagh, Aisling Davis, Grace Gibney, Shauna Murphy, Sophie Keegan, Eimear Smyth, Cheyenne Campbell, Amy McGoohan, Cara Finnegan & Caitlin Hetherton. |
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Well done to Sophie Keegan and Roisín Murtagh who will be participating in 'The Science of Food' camp which will be held on Microsoft Teams on Wednesday 17th February from 9am to 4pm.
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Roisín Watters was selected as a Safer Internet Day Ambassador. She has attended online webinar training sessions and set up a committee to organise some online activities for Safer Internet Day which is on 9th February.
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Congratulations to Roisín Murtagh who participated in the All-Ireland Linguistic Olympiad Regional Rounds on Monday 25th January. She has qualified for the National Finals of AILO which will take place on Wednesday 10th March.
Teacher: Ms. Mullaghy |
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HealthFest is a free event tailored to teenagers, which has successfully run for 4 years. It is the only event of its kind, featuring experts in the areas of physical activity, nutrition and mental wellbeing.
All TY students were signed up this this online event on Health & Wellbeing from 2-4pm on Wednesday 27th January. Those who participated were emailed Certificates of Participation. |
Well done to TY students: Cáit Melady, Grace Hoey and Aisling Davis, whose project entitled: “Animal milk vs plant-based milk - which is the way of the future?”, who participated in BTYSTE competition.
Teacher: Ms. Byrne. |
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