Stand Up Awareness Week is when students and staff at Scariff Community College recognise and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community by participating in a national campaign run by Belong To Youth Services. Through this important campaign, Scariff CC are showing solidarity with LGBTQ+ young people to ensure they feel seen, heard, and safe.
Events will include; raising of the LGBTI+ Rainbow Flag, a Baking Competition and a Wear the Rainbow Day.
Stand Up Awareness Week takes place in schools across Ireland and is now in its 14th year.
The focus of the week is to decrease homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying, and increase friendship …
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Dear Parent/ Guardian
We are delighted to confirm that we will proceed with our LC Geography Trip to Iceland September 2024. The trip booking is being handled by The School Tour Company who we have worked with Scariff Community College in the past.
The booking deposit necessary to guarantee flights and accommodation is 200 Euro and this confirms a student booking. All payments are made online and handled byThe School Tour Company. They have outlined a schedule of payments including an initial deposit deadline of November 6th, 2023.
Initial Booking Deposit – €200 by Monday 6th November 2023
Second Instalment of Booking Deposit – €200 …
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Our Under-19 boys’ soccer team advanced to the last 16 of the John Murphy Cup after a hard-fought victory over their opponents. After a scoreless first half, Lee Harrington broke the deadlock on 60 mins, coolly finishing from 18-yards after a defence splitting pass by Ronan Keane. Scariff doubled their lead on 65 mins when Edan Buckley reacted quickest to a bouncing ball in the Kilmihill penalty area. Kilmihill then staged a spirited comeback, scoring twice in the final ten minutes to bring the game to extra time. With the game seemingly destined …
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To mark European National language day Ms Akers transition year class organised and ran a very successful language quiz for all 82 first year students. The quiz was a great success with students answering German, French and Irish questions to show off their language skills. The winning team by just one point was Italy! They were delighted with their winning prizes of canteen vouchers!
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Our Leaving Cert Biology class visited the Flaggy shore in north Clare as part of our Ecology Fieldwork. Jess from the Burren OEC guided us through surveying an area for various seaweeds and animal life from the lower shore up to the splash zone and noting differences in species across the Habitat. We came home knowing a whole lot more about Channel wrack, serrated wrack, crabs, blennies, limpets, dog whelks and barnacles!
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Our First year history classes enjoyed a trip to beautiful Iniscealtra (Holy Island) this morning. Local historian, Ger Madden, ferried students and teachers from Knocaphort pier and gave a fascinating historical tour of the early monastic settlement.
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Making a bargain
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3rd and 5th year students enjoying the Rayse the Game Motivation/Study Skills Seminar today.
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A group of TY students went on a trip to Ardnacrusha on the 21st of September. We left at 9:15 and returned at 2:40. At the tour we were given high vis jackets and hard hats for safety. We then went on a tour of the building and learned about how the dam worked and how they rare fish.
Surprising facts about Ardnacrusha:
The facility holds two WW2 bunkers from while the dam was being built.
33 people died in the making of the dam because of lack of safety.
In 1929 they met 100% of Irelands electricity needs but in 2015 they only …
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Last week we were honoured to have author Donal Ryan come to our school to present the SCC Edna O’Brien Awards 2023 Congratulations to our three Finalists, Ciara Cooney, Emily Chen and Eyla Lienhard. We are thrilled to welcome Donal and a host of other writers including Roisin Meaney, Luke Morgan and Fiona McGarry.
Congratulation to Eyla Lienhard winner of the 2023 Edna O’Brien Award for her poem, “Lost in Sound”.Eyla is the winner of the Edna O’Brien perpetual trophy, a beautiful bog oak sculpture created by local artist, Ian Kelly, 100euro cash and a place on a two day poetry-film workshop during …
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Our badminton teams put in a very long day at the Munster Schools competition today in UL. Each of our 4 teams had to play the champions from the other Munster counties and after all their efforts, it was silver for the boys u19 team, losing out on the top spot by just 2 points – a tiny margin after 18 games played. The u16 boys also claimed 2nd place while the girls u16 and boys u14 came 3rd. Sincere thanks to all parents who drove the teams in this morning and supported them throughout the day. Our u19 girls …
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