Drop Evertyhing and Read
Desmond College teachers and students participated in Drop Everything and Read.
Darragh Collins and Rhea Crowley
Nora O Sullivan and Ms Guiry
Mr Shiels and Clodagh Flatley
Literacy Week Desmond College
Literacy Week was a huge success at Desmond College this week with over 8 million combined words read for the Word Millionaire. A school wide Drop Everything and Read National initiative saw all teachers and students participating on Friday.
The First Year Team Spelling Bee held in the library was really exciting and with teams being separated by a whisker after several rounds of Top Spelling!
The standard of digital literacy Piccollage multi modal text in 2nd year showed the commitment by students and teachers to incorporate technology in the classroom with Ms Whites class producing a web charter on safe internet use for our students.
1st Year Spelling Bee Winners. Teacher Ms Broderick 1. Ciara o Connor, 2.Ciara lee, 3.Dylan o Connor
2nd Year Web Charter Winners, Melanie O’Sullivan and Adam Lee with teacher Ms White.
Farmers Journal and ESB Safety Challenge
Fiona Kelly and Kayla McMahon present their porject for the Farmers Journal and ESB Networks Safety Challenge.
Desmond College presents “The Way of the Cross”
The Way of the Cross is now in its fourteenth year. Our pageant over the years has become part of the liturgical life of Desmond College and also of the parish of Newcastle West and surrounding areas.
Our pageant involves the support of our students, teachers, our local clergy and of course the wonderful support we receive from the public. Our re-enactment of Christ’s last journey has brought people from all over west limerick and has done so every year. Desmond College presents “The Way of the Cross’ on Friday 12th April 2019 – leaving Calvary Graveyard at 2.20pm. It promises to be a spectacular event
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