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It was a credit to students Liam McCarthy,Agron Hoxha,Denis McCarthy and Roy Lordan here after their successful Safe Pass course on Friday. From start to finish the students took ownership of organising the course for any students in the school who wanted to do the course. This course is essential if any one seeks employment on any site. Understandably employment has slowed for pupils but it is vital to have the course done so that they can be ready for any job if it becomes available.Well done to the pupils. |
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Cork footballer Aidan Walsh is flanked by St Brogans pupils Matthew McNamara,Gary Farrell,Joe Lynch and Derek Canty at the presentation of their All Ireland Vocational medals at Oriel House In Ballincollig.Well Done!! |
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Ola was speechless when she got the call from RTE on Thursday asking her to be part of The Late Late Show on the following evening.Ola was taking advantage of the study programme in the College so she was actually in the school when the call came!!So off she went to Dublin again!!!Here she is pictured with Mr Ryan Tubridy before the show. She has so much to tell about her experience at the show!! We have to say however that she did St Brogans so proud on the night with the cool and collected way she spoke about her inspiration for her drawing!! We are sooooooooooooooo happy for you Ola. |
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St Brogans was the place to be when the news arrived that Ola had won first place in the Texaco art competition. Bandon is well aware of her great talent as she had featured in the last two years in the awards but at last she got the prestigious first place!!! .Ms Sheahan,her art teacher, has been central to encouraging Ola to fulfill her dream to get the coveted prize.It was a wonderful occasion in Dublin at the awards and of course Ola was featured on all the newspapers the following day.Ola is a very hard working student and all agree that her award is well deserved. Her mother and father are of course thrilled .She is pictured here with her winning painting 'My Future is Yet To Be Written'(Based on an Original Drawing by J.D. Hillberry) and her hard working teacher Ms Mairead Sheahan. |
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Ross Moynihan (5th Yr) and Cian Minihane(Transition Yr) played their parts very sincerely in the Good Friday play held in the church in Bandon. It was a great credit to the students to see how they got involved. |
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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 Ms Helen Cadogan. B.Com. 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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