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Second years at PE with their Summer colours reflect this time of year when all the students want to enjoy the long days.Hopefully we will all get lovely days such as this one.Enjoy the holidays!!! |
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The photos of Oysterhaven taken on the First Year outing organised by Year Head Mrs Brid Murphy depict a truly great day out. Both students and teachers remarked on the excellent centre that thought of everything to make the day a memorable one. Here we see some students pulling their boat up the slipway after a fun event. |
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What a hectic week it has been in St Brogans!!Three graduations..Junior Cert Schools Programme graduation..Transition Year Graduation...Leaving Certificate mass and Graduation...Sports Day...Orienteering events..First Years all participated in a public speaking event . This picture reflects the great fun students had.Pictures of these events are in the picture gallery. |
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The Annual Awards ceremony took place in St Brogans on Thursday 13th of May. Mr Eddie Goggin,Editor of 'The Opinion' was the guest speaker and presented the awards on the night. He is seen here with Eoin O'Shea who got the Principals award and Fiona Waugh who received an award to acknowledge her artistic talent and dedication. It was a great occasion and Mr Goggin delivered a wonderful speech which spoke of the need for young people to have hope in these recessionary times. He added great humour to the evening by telling many incidents he recalled from his own life that struck a note with many on the occasion.This evening is a very important one on the school calendar as it gives the opportunity to acknowledge all the hard work and excellence of the pupils in St Brogans.
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The school crest features Bandon bridge plus school logo, in Latin, ‘Auxilio Dei parva crescunt’ (‘with God’s help little things grow’). Principal Mr P. Mawe. B.Sc. H.Dip. M.A. Deputy Principal Mrs C. Corrigan. B.A. H. Dip. Mission. St. Brogan’s College is a dedicated, focused, learning institution which aims to develop the whole person - spiritually, physically, emotionally, morally, socially and intellectually. Ethos. St. Brogan’s College is a non-denominational, co-educational school which offers a very comprehensive education embracing practical, academic, technological and scientific strands. Motto. The school motto is, ‘Auxilio Dei parva crescunt.’ [With God’s help, little things grow.] History. St. Brogan’s College has a proud tradition of service to the local community dating back to the early 1900s. The original school was a technical school; it later became a vocational school under Saor Stát Eireann offering a very practical-oriented curriculum. Today it offers a fusion of the practical, academic, technological and scientific. |
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