Science
A unique programme that acts as a bridge between Junior and Leaving Cycles.
Science
Transition Year is a one year programme offered to students who have completed the Junior Certificate and is an optional year for students. It is a unique programme which is designed to act as a bridge between the Junior and Leaving Certificate programmes.
Transition Year offers students the opportunity to mature and develop without the pressure of an examination. It encourages social development and recognises the need for students to grow in independence while at the same time maintaining tuition in all the core subjects.
Science In Real Life
Subjects included in our programme are Irish, English, Maths, Science, I.T, P.E, Home Economics, Drama, Art, Music, Architecture, ICT, Mini Company, Photography, and Gaisce.
Work experience is also an integral element of the course and various modules are studied throughout the year including First Aid, Self Defence, TEFL, and Positive Thinking. Many tours and day trips are also organised for the group during the TY year.
Latest Science News
SciFest Success!
Well done to 5th year students who competed in SciFest in DCU today. Over 70 projects were presented from 22 different schools. The standard of projects was extremely high. Congratulations to Seán Burke, Darragh Loughrey and Oscar O'Reilly who won the DCU Best...
Students Participating in Scifest!
Congratulations to 3rd year Science students and 5th year Physics students who participated in SciFest@school this week. Our students showcased their scientific knowledge by designing and carrying out a scientific investigation of their choice. Many thanks to SciFest...
Steam Is Just Hot Water
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Meas, Mórtas, Muintearas.
Respect for ourselves and others, pride in our work, and a sense of community.