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Antrim native takes up post as new NUIG Students’ Union President
Róisín NicLochlainn, a law, sociology and politics student from Antrim, today officially becomes the new Students’ Union President at NUI Galway.
Works approved for Rathnamagh National School, Crossmolina - Ring
Michael Ring TD has welcomed confirmation that Rathnamagh National School, Crossmolina (Roll Number: 17129W) has been granted funding under the Emergency Works Scheme from the Department of Education. Deputy Ring stated: "Rathnamagh National School, Crossmolina, has been granted funding for access works at the school. I am pleased that this funding has been allocated to Rathnamagh National School and I hope that the work will commence shortly."
Look up — NUI Galway leads Irish high altitude balloon mission to edge of space
Researchers at NUI Galway are leading a Science Foundation Ireland Discover programme team with partners University of Limerick, Met Éireann and Lero, the SFI Research Centre for Software, to deliver school children’s projects high into the stratosphere to examine the effects of near space on the experiments.
Hundreds of city primary school children participate in UNI 4 U programme
NUI Galway’s Access Centre recently delivered the virtual UNI 4 U primary schools initiative awarding Certificates of Achievements to 200 children in three Galway City schools.
‘Fortnight of Fun’ ends school year on a high for Bawnmore pupils
Bawnmore National School, near Claregalway, has recently undergone huge changes and development, and as a reward at the end of a challenging year, the school’s pupils were rewarded with a ‘Fortnight of Fun’.
Baboró collaborates on a ‘mischievous adventure’ to raise children’s reading standards
Two mischievous and messy tiny people disappear from the pages of a mysterious picture book… Where might they be?
Creative writing to the fore as St Peter’s NS students launch ‘Revelations’
It’s official, there are now 139 newly-published authors living in Athlone!
Everyone can learn to swim
Every adult, teenager, and child should be able to swim. It is an essential survival skill. Under the expert care and tuition of Braemore Swimming Club even the most nervous pupil can learn to swim. The club teaches children from as young as three and has teachers in the water and at the poolside. You can learn to swim at any age. Adults of all ages learn to swim in these classes. The club's experienced instructors are practiced in helping pupils overcome their fear of water and helping pupils to progress to swimming the width of the pool unaided.
Two Galway primary schools are highly commended in the Our World Irish Aid Awards
St John the Apostle NS, Knocknacarra, and Carrabane National School, Athenry, have received Highly Commended Activity Awards in the 2021 Our World Irish Aid Awards.
11 Galway schools selected for Safe Routes to School programme
Eleven schools across Galway city and county have been selected for inclusion in the first round of the Safe Routes to School programme to support walking and cycling infrastructure for school goers.
