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Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board marked the long-awaited commencement of the multi-million euro development of the new school campus for Coláiste Chiaráin in Croom, County Limerick on Friday 31st August. The commencement was marked by a sod-turning ceremony and planting of an oak tree by Coláiste Chiaráin students, Leah Donnelly and William Dore,…

Limerick College of Further Education still has places for September 18. With courses in Business, IT, Media, Art, Science and Sport; there is something for everyone whether you’ve just finished the Leaving Cert or are looking to return to education. With links to local and national 3rd Level colleges, make LCFE the first step on…

For adults interested in undertaking a Leaving Cert programme in subjects such as Maths, English, History or Geography,  the Back To Education Initiative will hold information sessions at its Further Education and Training Centre campus in Clonroad, Ennis on Monday September 3rd at 7:30pm and at its Bru Na Sionna Campus in Shannon on Tuesday…

Maths for STEM

Interested in a career in Science, Technology , Engineering or Maths? Maths for STEM – new course starting September 2018 – recognised by UL as equivalent to Higher Level Leaving Certificate Mathematics for mature student applicants. Deadline for applications is 20th July. Further details & application forms are available from: Mature Student Office (EM019A), Main…

Story Tiles

To mark the 30th issue of Simply Said, a piece of art was commissioned. Art Teacher Marie Madden facilitated a number of CABES classes across north, south, east and west Clare. Learners worked on individual ceramic 10cm x 10cm tiles to tell their story in less than six words and created an image to reflect the story. These tiles were put together…

The 30thSimply Said book of learner writings was launched on Monday 25th June 2018 in Glór, Ennis. This annual event is a celebration of learners work over the past year within Limerick and Clare Education and Training (LCETB) Centres across Co. Clare. Clare Adult Basic Education Service (CABES) staff encouraged learners to create stories, poems…