Upcoming Event: “Social Media: Challenges for Parents”
Delivered by: Dr Maureen Griffin, Forensic Psychologist & Director of MGMS Training Ltd
Hosted by: Colaiste Muire Parents’ Association with the support of the school.
The event is open to all Parents/Guardians
Date and Time: Thursday 23rd January from 7-8pm (with Q&A after the talk)
Location: Colaiste Danlann (Colaiste Muire)
The presentation will provide an overview of what is currently popular among Irish students, what the potential dangers are and offer practical advice on how to protect children when they are online or using their mobile devices. Issues such as age inappropriate apps; social networking sites; social messaging/chatting apps; video-streaming sites; mobile device safety; screen time & sleep; sexting … Read More >
Congratulations to Bishop Willie Walsh, who recently celebrated his milestone 90th birthday! Bishop Walsh was a teacher of Mathematics, Physics, and Religion at St. Flannan’s for over 25 years. During the week, he enjoyed meeting some of our students and reminiscing about his time as a teacher and manager of the Harty teams of years gone by. Enjoy the celebrations, Bishop!
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Study Skills Webinar Series for Post-Primary Students and Parents
DATE: Monday, 20th & 27th January & 10th February 2025
TIME: 7:00 – 7:45pm
VENUE: Online Via Zoom Registration Link
Webinar 1: Monday, 20th January, 7:00 – 7:45pm
Webinar 2: Monday, 27th January, 7:00 – 7:45pm
Webinar 3: Monday, 10th February, 6:00 – 6:45pm
These webinars are designed for examination year students although all post primary students and their parents would benefit from them and are welcome to attend.
This short series of webinars will encourage students, with the support of their parents, to develop positive learning and study habits.
Webinar 1 Content Explored:
Enhancing the learning environment
Organisational Skills
Misconceptions … Read More >
Congratulations to 6th year student Matt Jones on his selection to represent Ireland in next Saturday’s international friendly vs. Australia! A phenomenal achievement, and a highly deserved recognition for his efforts at Treaty Unity and St. Flannan’s College this year. Well done Matt.
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St. Flannan’s 1 – 0 St. Caimin’s.Well done to our 1st year boys soccer who now progress to the semi-finals of the North-Munster competition!Brilliant performances from all the panel, including a solid defensive display from Oran Biswas, Alfie Treacy, Michael O’Leary, Cian O’Dwyer and Erik Benjenaoriu.An early penalty save from Graham O’Connor kept the sides level at half-time, with Alex Malone’s winner 3 minutes from full-time proving decisive.
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St Flannan’s College Night Classes and Saturday Workshops for Adults will resume on Wednesday February 5.
Classes include:
Felting, Beekeeping, Cross-stitching, Pilates, Mindfulness, Creative Writing, Cake-Decorating, Millinery, Paper-Making, Ukulele and much more.
Check the link below and text/phone 083 1090039 for further details and bookings.
https://www.stflannanscollege.ie/spring-2025-night-classes-and-saturday-workshops/
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Night Classes for Adults are resuming at St. Flannan’s College. Further information can be accessed HERE
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The school will be closed on Friday 14th of February for all students to facilitate Staff training on Senior Cycle redevelopment.
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Dear Parent/Guardian,
St. Flannan’s College, in collaboration with Clare County Council, is conducting a Travel Survey to gather information about current travel habits and the barriers to adopting more sustainable travel options.
We kindly ask both parent/guardian and students to take a few minutes to complete the attached survey. Your valuable input will help us better understand travel patterns and work towards improving sustainable travel solutions for our school community.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CV2PNBK
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Dear Parent/Guardian,
We currently anticipate opening the school tomorrow.
However, as you know, we are under a weather warning and will adhere to any guidance from the Department of Education.
If temperatures drop significantly tonight, this plan may change.
We understand that some students may be unable to attend or may choose to arrive later due to local weather conditions.
We will continue to monitor the situation and inform you of any updates.
Fr. McCormackPrincipal
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