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1st year woodwork
Created : 10 Dec 2020, 8:32 PM
Archived : 22 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
Great work by our 1st year's today making their Christmas decorations just in time to take home. Well done to all!
6th Year Students
Created : 15 Dec 2020, 3:46 PM
Archived : 19 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
6th Year Students who are doing LCVP or Applied Maths this Friday finish at 12.25pm.
KERRY MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING FEST LAUNCH FREE ONLINE MINDFULNESS AND CHAIR YOGA SESSIONS
Created : 26 Nov 2020, 1:33 PM
Archived : 19 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
KERRY MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING FEST LAUNCH FREE ONLINE MINDFULNESS AND CHAIR YOGA SESSIONS Part of the ‘Keep Well Kerry’ campaign Building on the success of and feedback from the week-long Kerry Mental Health and Wellbeing Fest held in October, the interagency committee have organised a series of free online mindfulness and chair yoga sessions to take place for 15 minutes each weekday from 30th November to 18th December. These morning mindfulness sessions from 11am – 11.15am and afternoon chair yoga sessions from 2pm – 2.15pm will be led by Susan Barrett and Maeve Ferris respectively. Anyone can watch these sessions live on the Healthy Kerry website at www.healthykerry.ie or Facebook page @healthycountykerry. These online series are being made possible due to the collaboration between Kerry County Council, the HSE, NEWKD, SKDP, Kerry Mental Health Association, Jigsaw Kerry, IT Tralee and Kerry Volunteer Centre. Launching the online sessions, the chairperson of Kerry Mental Health and Wellbeing Fest, Donagh Hennebry, said: “All adults in Kerry and workplaces to avail of these free 15-minute mindfulness and yoga sessions to help people to switch off, find ways to relax and support their general wellbeing during these difficult times. This is a perfect opportunity for employers to support wellbeing in their workplace.” The Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, Cllr Patrick Connor-Scarteen, added: “The sessions are a key component of the local initiatives that are being developed and rolled out across the county under the national ‘Keep Well’ campaign and I would encourage everyone to take part. Taking time out to relax and unwind is such an important thing to do at the present challenging time.­­” The Keep Well campaign in Kerry complements the national government campaign and focuses on five ways to support community wellbeing, which are: Keeping active and being outdoors - even during the winter, it is important to help physical and mental health and wellbeing. Staying connected - staying connected with people and addressing isolation as person-to-person connection is important to our wellbeing. Switching off and being creative - switching off and being creative or learning something new, getting back to nature and finding ways to relax can help our general wellbeing. Eating well - by nourishing your body and mind we can positively impact our physical and mental wellbeing. Managing your mood – equipping people with information on where to go if they need support
TY Gaisce
Created : 19 Oct 2020, 7:38 PM
Archived : 19 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
The TY students' efforts at tree-planting were hampered by the inclement weather today but the preparations for after Mid-Term continued!
First Years Last Day of Term
Created : 15 Dec 2020, 3:50 PM
Archived : 18 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
First Years who are NOT able to be collected at 11am on Tuesday 22nd December must bring in a note to confirm this by this Thursday.
UCC Virtual Open Day 2020
Created : 23 Nov 2020, 10:43 AM
Archived : 15 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
Virtual Christmas Concert
Created : 11 Dec 2020, 1:36 PM
Archived : 12 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
The virtual Christmas Concert will be broadcast today at 14.45 today This virtual concert will be taken down this evening. Here is the Youtube link youtu.be/aEiDOaDA5d0
TY Tree-Planting
Created : 12 Oct 2020, 7:44 PM
Archived : 12 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
Our TYs planted 17 trees today as part of their Community Involvement Program in conjunction with Killorglin Tidy Towns. Believe it or not Ireland has the lowest forest cover in Europe, a paltry 11% in comparison to a European average of well over 30%. An increase in the number of trees is very important to the future of the planet and our thanks to James Daly for educating our students, providing trees and imparting his knowledge on where and how to plant native species such as Oak, Silver Birch, Scot's Pine and Mountain Ash. If there is an area around Killorglin or an estate, for example, where you would like some trees to be planted please contact the school and we will do our best to make it happen.
Covid
Created : 30 Nov 2020, 5:46 PM
Archived : 11 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
Rannóg Sláinte Poiblí Urlár 2, Bloc 8, Ospidéal N. Fhionnbharra, Bóthar Dhúglais, Corcaigh. T12 XH60 Tel: 021 4927601 4923257 Department of Public Health Floor 2, Block 8, St. Finbarr’s Hospital, Douglas Road, Cork. T12 XH60 Tel: 021 4927601 DATE 30/11/2020 For the Information of Parents/Guardians Re: Confirmed case of COVID-19 at Intermediate School Killorglin _______________________________________________________________________ A confirmed case of COVID-19 in your child’s school has been notified to the Department of Public Health HSE-South. A public health risk assessment has been undertaken. The parents of any children deemed to be close contacts of the confirmed case have been contacted and advised accordingly. If your child has not been identified as a close contact at this time, your child does not need a test for Covid-19, they can continue to attend school, and no further actions are required at this time. If your child develops any symptoms suggestive of Covid-19 infection (such as a cough, a fever, loss or change in sense of taste or smell), please do not send your child to school. Contact your GP and begin restricting your child’s movements. Restricted movement means avoiding contact with other people and social situations as much as possible. It means that your child stays at home and: o Does not go to school o Does not use public transport o Does not have visitors in your home o Does not go to the shops or pharmacy, unless absolutely necessary o Keeps away from older people, anyone with an underlying medical condition and pregnant women The Department of Public Health HSE-South is monitoring the school situation closely. Further information on COVID-19 is available at: www.hpsc.ie and www.gov.ie Yours sincerely, _____________________________ Dr Deirdre Murray MRN 011936 Consultant in Public Health Medicine
Covid
Created : 06 Dec 2020, 1:05 PM
Archived : 09 Dec 2020, 12:00 AM
Rannóg Sláinte Poiblí Urlár 2, Bloc 8, Ospidéal N. Fhionnbharra, Bóthar Dhúglais, Corcaigh. T12 XH60 Tel: 021 4927601 4923257 Department of Public Health, HSE-South Floor 2, Block 8, St. Finbarr’s Hospital, Douglas Road, Cork. T12 XH60 Tel: 021 4927601 December 6th 2020 For the Information of Parents/Guardians Re: Confirmed case of COVID-19 at Intermediate School Killorglin, Kerry _______________________________________________________________________ A confirmed case of COVID-19 in your child’s school has been notified to the Department of Public Health HSE-South. A public health risk assessment has been undertaken. The parents of any children who have been identified to be close contacts of the confirmed case are being contacted and advised accordingly. If your child has not been identified as a close contact at this time, your child does not need a test for Covid-19, they can continue to attend school, and no further actions are required at this time. If your child develops any symptoms suggestive of Covid-19 infection (such as a cough, a fever, loss or change in sense of taste or smell), please do not send your child to school. Contact your GP and begin restricting your child’s movements. Restricted movement means avoiding contact with other people and social situations as much as possible. It means that your child stays at home and: o Does not go to school o Does not use public transport o Does not have visitors in your home o Does not go to the shops or pharmacy, unless absolutely necessary o Keeps away from older people, anyone with an underlying medical condition and pregnant women The Department of Public Health HSE-South is monitoring the school situation closely. Further information on COVID-19 is available at: www.hpsc.ie and www.gov.ie Yours sincerely, ____________________________ Dr Margaret O’ Sullivan MCRN 008371 Specialist in Public Health Medicine _______________________________ Dr Philippa White MCRN 415011 Specialist Registrar in Public Health Medicine