Bray People

COLÁISTE CHRAOBH ABHANN

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STUDENT COUNCIL NONUNIFORM DAY: ‘SOCKTOBER’

Thanks to all students and staff who supported the Student Council Non-Uniform Day on Friday, October 17, who helped raise much needed funds for the charity Five Loaves in Bray.

The Five Loaves charity supports those who are homeless in our local community. The charity support includes providing a hot breakfast and dinner, giving one to one informatio­n and advice, and offering recreation­al and educationa­l support.

Thanks to Mr Rice and the Student Council for organising this fundraiser. We hope the money raised will go a long way to improving the lives of the most vulnerable in our society.

GREEN SCHOOLS

The Green Schools committee meet each Friday at lunchtime. The group actively promote sustainabl­e energy, climate change

and a greener environmen­t in our school. The committee this week presented their climate pledges 2020 and spoke at assemblies.

TY NEWS

The Wicklow Enterprise Board visited CCA on Tuesday13t­h to deliver a talk to TYs. The talk was a great asset to the group as they begin work on their Mini – Companies.

4ACO participat­ed in a student led assembly on Thursday where they livestream­ed a video of their recent trip to Baltinglas­s Outdoor Education Centre, had some motivation­al quotes and a live performanc­e of song. Well done to all involved.

TEACHING AND LEARNING CLUB

CCAs unique teaching and learning club had its opening meeting of the academic year on Tuesday morning. at 8.20 a.m. The staff actively engaged with a variety of teaching concepts and strategies with a focus on MS Teams. In CCA we value the expertise and skill of the excellent teaching team and we continue to utilise peer collaborat­ion.

MATHS WEEK

We had a very successful Maths Week which concluded on Friday the 16th. For all students there were many puzzles in the GP area. All classroom doors were changes into a maths equation or sum to signify the number of the room. Well done to all involved.

WEBWISE AWARDS

We were delighted to present Alexander Brady with his certificat­e of recognitio­n having completed the safe internet ambassador training programme 2020. The Safer Internet Ambassador Programme is a peer youth programme that gives students an opportunit­y to start an online safety campaign in their own school. The programme empowers students by providing them with opportunit­ies to develop leadership, human relation, team building and communicat­ion skills.

CCA was also awarded the Best Video and Highly Commended in the Best Overall Campaign. Well done to everyone involved.

SCREENING OF PLAY

As part of their Leaving Cert English programme, the Higher-Level sixth year students watched the screening of Eclipsed, a play which is on the comparativ­e section of their course. We hope the students benefited from this screening and will support their study and revision of the text.

 ??  ?? Coláiste Chraobh Abhann student Alex Brady being presented with his Webwise Ambassador Award by his year head Ms Smith.
Coláiste Chraobh Abhann student Alex Brady being presented with his Webwise Ambassador Award by his year head Ms Smith.

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