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TY My Future Choice Aptitude and Interest Results
Created : 23 Nov 2021, 4:43 PM
Archived : 23 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
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My Future Choice Aptitude and Interest Test Results
The My Future Choice Aptitude and Interest test results are now available. Please see below a guide for students and parents to access the results.
To access the results students will need to log in to their My Future Choice account. This is the same log in details students created when registering and logged in to take the assessments. We will be discussing the results with students individually, later in the school year. If you have questions about your daughter’s results or cannot access them please contact lporter@olschool.ie or fbannan@olschool.ie We would encourage you to discuss the results with your daughter .
Go to login.myfuturejourney.com/
Use your email and password to log in
Click on the My Programmes icon to view your results
View the results of both the My Aptitude and EirQuest Interest assessment. We will be discussing with the students, in class, how to make best use of reviewing and exploring their results.
Kind regards
Fionnuala Bannan and Lesley Porter
Guidance Counsellors
TY3 & TY4 Development Day - Friday 26th November
Created : 23 Nov 2021, 3:15 PM
Archived : 23 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Please see attached details relating to TY3's and TY4's 2nd Development Day.
It will take place this Friday the 26th November.
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TY1 & TY2 Development Day - Friday 26th November
Created : 23 Nov 2021, 3:14 PM
Archived : 23 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Please see attached details relating to TY1's and TY2's 2nd Development Day.
It will take place this Friday the 26th November.
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The November Knitathon
Created : 23 Nov 2021, 9:10 AM
Archived : 23 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
The November Knitathon is in full swing here in OLS, it is a brilliant event where both teachers and students come together to knit hats and scarves for the homeless. The group meets every Thursday and Friday in the GPA, and you don't need to have any past knitting experience to take part; everybody is more than welcome to join in! If you have any knitters in your family or in the community, we would welcome all donations from them also so spread the word about our Knitathon!
Best Wishes
Created : 22 Nov 2021, 1:39 PM
Archived : 22 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
The community in OLS are delighted that Ms Grainne Byrne has started today as Acting Deputy Principal. Ms Gemma Hayes will take over the Acting 2nd Year Head role.
We wish them the very best and look forward to supporting them in their new endeavours.
M Gorby
Principal
5th Year Trip - Carlingford
Created : 22 Nov 2021, 10:44 AM
Archived : 22 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
22nd November 2021
Dear Parent(s)/Guardians(s)
As advised at last year’s Transition Year Information Meeting, each year Transition Year students visit Carlingford Adventure Centre. Unfortunately due to the pandemic, our current 5th Years did not get this opportunity in TY which was a source of disappointment. On the request of the students,we are now delighted to offer it to them this year. They will be visiting Carlingford Adventure Centre in County Louth from Monday 28th to Wednesday 30th March 2022 inclusive.
This trip is a highly enjoyable one. Students take part in a wide variety of outdoor activities that focus on promoting communication, leadership and team building skills. It is a wonderful opportunity for the girls to bond with each other and to forge new friendships as they progress through Senior Cycle. The trip plays a key role in reaffirming the positive tone set during this year of personal challenge, adventure and social development.
The cost of the trip is €230, which includes meals, accommodation, all activities and transport costs from and back to the school. Activities include rock-climbing, abseiling, kayaking, hill-walking, canoeing, laser tag and zip-lining. Students do a morning and afternoon activity each day in the outdoors, in addition to a team building event each evening.
As it is necessary for us to secure our booking with Carlingford Adventure Centre, I would be grateful if you could arrange to pay the deposit of €100 by Wednesday, 1st December 2021. This can be done through Easy Payments Plus on our school website at www.olschool.ie. Alternatively, cheques may be made payable to Our Lady’s School and handed in to Reception in an envelope with your daughter’s name, class and ‘Carlingford’ written on the front.
Should you have any queries regarding the trip, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Many Thanks,
Yours faithfully,
Freda Kinsella
Year Head
Lyndsey Phelan
Transition Year Co-ordinator
Studyclix
Created : 22 Nov 2021, 9:41 AM
Archived : 22 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
The Student Council has managed to secure a substantial discount on Studyclix Plus accounts for the OLS 3rd, 5th and 6th years. The account is usually €39.99 per year but if they purchase it through the Student Council they can get it for just €15. The Studyclix Plus account gives them access to State Exam questions by topic, marking schemes as well as quizzes.
If students are interested in buying an account, they can do so through the EasyPayments section on the school website and their student representative will be in touch with them to give them their discount code.
Geography week
Created : 22 Nov 2021, 9:20 AM
Archived : 22 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
On Friday, we finished off Geography week with a bang. Students brought in their 3D models for display. As always, there was such a wide variety of student work and collaboration on show. We saw some amazing talent from students with models ranging from Earthquakes, volcanoes, the Earth's core, a rainforest and a South pole habitat and Earth cake pops! Well done to everyone who participated!
ASF dodgeball
Created : 22 Nov 2021, 9:12 AM
Archived : 22 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Our staff dodgeball teams are in training for our Active School Flag whole school dodgeball event. Bring it on!!
TY Update & What’s On Next Week
Created : 19 Nov 2021, 4:11 PM
Archived : 19 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
What another exciting and busy week it has been for our TY’s!
This week saw the announcement of our annual TY Trip to Carlingford. This trip is one of the highlights of the TY year. Students take part in a wide variety of outdoor activities that focus on promoting communication, leadership and team building skills. It is a wonderful opportunity for the girls to get to know each other and to forge bonds with other students before they progress into Senior Cycle. The trip plays a key role in reaffirming the positive tone set during this year of personal challenge, adventure and social development. Easy Payments Plus is now live to pay the deposit.
TY3 and TY4 had the opportunity this week to plant their Spring Bulbs. November is remembrance month, and during our bulb planting Ms. Redmond, our school Chaplain, took a few moments with the students to remember those who have passed away both this year and years gone by. These trees and the bulbs students have sewn have become a symbol of their transition year experience and students' growth as a class. We look forward to seeing the fabulous decorations they have in store for the Christmas period. TY1 and TY2 will have the opportunity to plant their bulbs next week.
Our noses were twitching with excitement on Wednesday afternoon as our first ever Great TY Bake Off took place under the watchful eyes of Ms. McHale and Ms. Treacy. This week students blindly set up their stations before weighing out their ingredients and only then being advised of their challenge. Ms. Ronan and Ms. G. Byrne had the exciting task of tasting all the students' brownies before announcing the winners of round one. Next week each student will engage in the showstopper challenge, hoping to take away the coveted title of Great TY Bake Off Champion. Excitement is building especially amongst the hungry judges! It’s all to bake for!
As darkness fell on Thursday evening, and the ‘Beaver Moon’ shone bright, a number of our TY students participated in ‘Run in The Dark’ in aid of the Mark Pollock Trust. After lapping the school Ms. Hallissey and Ms. Phelan together with TY students and Senior Hockey players trotted into Bushy Park. Students brightened up the park dressed like flashing Christmas Trees as they ran or walked their 5km. It was fantastic to see so many students be a part of this social and charitable initiative that crosses 7 continents, aiming to cure paralysis in our lifetime.
As preparation mounts for the TY Christmas Craft Fair and ‘The Gifted Craft and Design Fair” in the RDS our TY Enterprise classes had their own workshop with our very own Ms. Shanley this week. They explored their creative sides and learned new skills, including pom pom making, wreath making and pot decorating. The classes really enjoyed the experience and are all set for their homemade Christmas gifts.
The week finished off on a high with our Nun’s Feast and House Celebration. Well done to all of those involved.
We also wish our Microsoft Product Managers the very best in their workshop next week and also those taking part in the Film Workshop this weekend as they support young adults with Downs Syndrome.
Next week will see another rotation for TY’s where they will get to try their hand at new and exciting Science modules, including: Ag. Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and CSI.
Last, but by no means least, next Friday sees our TY’s adventure continue with their second Development Day. All details will follow early next week.