Transition Year students prepared food from around the world for 'One World Week'. This was attended by third year students in the colllege. This event was sponsored by the National Youth Council of Ireland.
On Monday 23rd of November 3rd year Class Browne arranged for Ms.Sylvia Katete Gavigan to come into the school as part of their CSPE project. She is the Ugandan Consolate for Ireland. The class presented her with fair trade baking in the morning and then students enjoyed a presentation from Ms.Sylvia. In the presentation students were learning what a typical day would be for a student in a secondary school in Uganda. Class Browne now have the job of raising awareness of a link MCC are making with St.Josephs secondary school in Uganda. With this link we hope St.Josephs can gain knowledge from MCC and MCC can gain knowledge from St.Josephs in return.
Dear Parents/Guardians, We have had a good number of cards returned and payments made already, so thank you to all families who have already returned theirs. However some questions have been passed on to the parents association, which are very relevant and we will begin to answer them here. 1. What are we being asked to pay for now? The reason this silver circle draw has been introduced is to replace the monthly draw originally run by the school to raise much needed funds. It was discussed, and decided by parents at the previous meetings, to form a fundraising sub committee. The first project this committee have organised is the silver circle draw. 2. We didn't get a card/ we g
There will be a teacher training day for the New Junior Cycle taking place in Moville Community College on Monday 2nd November, this means there will be no lessons for students on Monday 2nd Students will return to school on Tuesday 3rd November following the mid-term break. Please find attached a letter sent home from Mr Ryan letter
