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Updated Covid Advise DES Advise Covid Nov 19 https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/a04fc-advice-for-students-and-their-families/#health-advice-for-parents Read More >
Updated Advise Covid 19
Updated Covid Advise DES Advise Covid Nov 19 https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/a04fc-advice-for-students-and-their-families/#health-advice-for-parents Read More >
Tonight marks the beginning of the u15 Clare Post Primary Schools Hurling Competition. Best of luck to our students.
The game will be played in Tulla under lights at 6.30 pm on November 4th. Follow our school Instagram page scariffcc_sport for match updates.
U15 Hurling Team Sheet vs St Annes
1st Round PPS Hurling vs St Annes Killaloe in Tulla GAA Field @6:30
Matthew Crotty – Scariff
Sean Maher – Ogonnelloe
Harry Collins – Scariff
Cormac Gunning – Broadford
Dylan Joyce – Bodyke
Sean Óg Kilkenny – Bodyke
Oisin Mc Mahon – Broadford
Jack Madden – Scariff
Eoin Nugent- Scariff
Oisin Madden – Scariff
Jake Gibbons – Whitegate
Donnacha Crotty – Scariff
Paul Rodgers – Scariff
Liam Heffernan – Whitegate
Michael Vaughan – Scariff
Tom Tuohy – Whitegate
Ronan Fitzmaurice – Bodyke
Liam Tuohy – Scariff
Jack Muggivan – Whitegate
Eoin Whelan – Whitegate
Cathal Dooley – Whitegate
Dylan Lynch – Ogonnelloe
Matthew Ryan – Whitegate
Michael Kelly – Whitegate
Kiernan Turner – Whitegate
Neil Dermody – Whitegate
Evan Kelly – Whitegate
Fiachra Mc Namara – Broadford
Managers / Trainers
Andrew Fahy – Whitegate
Shane …
Diarmuid Lyng came to meet our fifth year students on September 17th. He spoke about his own experiences as a young hurler in Wexford and his journey into adulthood. The discussion focused on personal identity and the importance of discovering more about yourself and what you like to do. In the second half of the session Diarmuid guided the groups through a relaxation meditation.
Students gave their feedback afterwards….
“I feel I benefitted most from the meditation style activity.”
“From my point of view the main message was discovering your personality/real self. For example something like hurling doesn’t define who you are as a person and your true …
Scariff Community College Open Evening 2021 Parents/guardians and prospective students – you are invited to visit our school …. virtually! Scariff Community College from Matt Purcell on Vimeo Read More >
We, at Scariff Community College, are really excited to share our plan for the development of a 3G Astroturf Sports Facility here on our school grounds.
We know that this flood-lit & all-weather facility which will be useable all year round, will prove to be of huge benefit and value, not only to us as a school community, but also, to people of all ages in our local communities across East Clare.
The wheels are already ‘in motion’ for this project. Planning permission has been granted and an application for Sports Capital Funding, with the support of Scariff RFC, has also been …
Updated Advice for Parents Covid 19 and the Post Primary School https://www.gov.ie/pdf/?file=https://assets.gov.ie/198240/d8e1d9ee-e334-4f44-91cc-74fdb393d82d.pdf#page=null Read More >
Well done to all our First year students who took part in our Easter Bake-Off Challenge . Pictures of the fantastic winning cakes are pictured below . Winners were as follows. Naoise Brennan Marie Crotty Joanna Grady Clodagh Grant Eoghan Kelly Hannah Moloney Jack Muggivan Emma Wynne Sarah Treacy Thanks to Ms Newell and Ms Keating in the Home Economics Department for organising this. Read More >
March 1 saw the beginning of a new challenge for 2nd year students who will walk a Virtual East Clare Way (180 km) between March 1 and April 12 . We will walk the distance within our own 5 km limit adhering to all Covid 19 guidelines. Through this wellbeing initiative we are also hoping to raise funds and awareness of the ICCR Irish Community Rapid Response . In 2020 the Air Ambulance was tasked to Co. Clare 40 times – to areas including Tulla Broadford and Ennis . All funds raised here will go directly to this great cause. …
Read More >The Clare Student Enterprise final was held earlier this week via Zoom organized by LEO. Well done to Sarah Treacy 1st year who won the Runner up in the Junior Category with her enterprise “Sarah’s Farm Fresh Eggs” and to Transition Year Students Emily Chen, Grace Guilfoyle and Lorraine Grady who won the Best Sales Award in the Senior Category with their enterprise Custom Canvasses – Well done to the students and their teachers Ms Hassett and Ms Kelly.
“My student enterprise competition journey started when I was in Business Studies class In late November. My teacher Ms Kelly asked us”how …
Second Year Irish Students took creative advantage of their “snow day” before the February Mid Term break. The class who are studying Óige Ó Ceallachair’s novel ‘Cúpla’ as part of their literature course were tasked with creating scenes or characters from the novel in the Snow. Remote learning at it’s best. Maith sibh https://scariffcommunitycollege.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Rang-sa-sneachta-.mp4 Read More >