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Students shine at short films project
On March 20, the school in Wellpark hosted the Walking with Ethos Through Our School video initiative for students under the aegis of the Galway-Roscommon Education & Training Board.
Students shine at short films project
Students from schools across Galway and Roscommon showcased creativity, leadership and strongly shared values at a special event in Galway Community College earlier this month.
Why Montessori Education matters more than ever
Owner & Early Years Educator, Coole Montessori, Gort
Funding for over 40 ATU courses announced
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) has announced Springboard+ funding for over 40 courses starting from September this year.
GRETB hosts Celebration of the Arts
Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) hosted its annual Celebration of the Arts at Galway Community College on Friday, March 20, bringing together students, staff and guests to celebrate creativity across the region.
Welby feels College of the Future can transform education and training in the region
Cllr Thomas Welby, Independent candidate for the upcoming Bye-Election, has identified the delivery of a College of Future in Galway as having the ability to be pivotal in transforming the Further Education and Training landscape for the region.
Minister Naughton announces four Galway schools to benefit from €48 million DEIS Plus investment
Minister for Education and Youth Hildegarde Naughton has announced a €48m investment in the new DEIS Plus Scheme which will include four Galway schools.
KA Woodcrafts and The Bish big winners at Student Enterprise Finals
Kate O’Sullivan, trading as KA Woodcrafts and representing Portumna Community School in Portumna, has taken first prize in the Senior category at this year’s Student Enterprise Programme Galway Finals. The business will now go on to represent Galway at the Student Enterprise Programme National Finals in Mullingar on May 7.
Junior Cycle students presented special Gaeilge awards
University of Galway has presented Special Gaeilge Recognition Awards to students who achieved a distinction in Higher Level Irish in their Junior Cycle examination.
Tertiary Degree Courses offer alternative route to higher education
With CAO applications increasing by 6.5 per cent this year, students are being encouraged to consider all available pathways into higher education and to have alternative options in place if their first choice does not work out. One option that is still not widely known among students is the tertiary degree programme, which is now available in locations across Ireland.
