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This system is also designed to accommodate some movement between optional subject classes when these have been formed and this is commended. Over the years the school has operated a number of different systems to facilitate optional subject choice including the provision of a taster programme of all the possible optional subjects available in the school and it is recommended that the possibility of re-introducing this taster programme should be explored. * Letting details. * dating site on near monaghan. * dating bay area near dundalk. Such a programme would serve to supplement the information already available to students with direct experience of the subjects for a trial period and would assist them in making more informed choices and may help to avoid subject-gender stereotyping when selecting subjects. This approach would also ensure that similar models of optional subject choice are operated at junior and senior level in the school. During TY all students are introduced to all optional subjects currently available in senior cycle. An open choice of optional subjects is offered when TY students choose their optional subjects for senior cycle and option bands based on students' choices are developed. Computer software specifically designed to develop bands based on students' ordered preferences is used in Scoil Phobail, Clifden and this ensures that the highest level of student satisfaction can be achieved within parameters that take account of available resources and timetabling constraints. Scoil Phobail, Clifden has a long and proud tradition of involvement in sporting and cultural activities. Students have a wide range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities available to them in the school and these activities support and enhance their learning, and help promote personal and social development. The school also engages in a Leargas school exchange programme but this is in abeyance during the current school year. Student and staff participation in these activities is wholeheartedly encouraged and supported by the school's board of management, senior management team and a large number of committed teachers are directly or indirectly involved in supporting students' involvement in sporting and other out-of-class activities. This level of teacher involvement is recognised by the students, parents and the board of management and is highly commendable. Most of the extra- and co-curricular activities take place during the school day at lunchtime and during students' and teachers' free time. Students' involvement in extra-curricular activities after school time is necessarily restricted because a large number of students are bussed to school. There is a long-standing policy in the school that limits students' involvement in competitive sports to one sporting activity and athletics. This decision reflects the view that a balanced approach to participation in all school activities should be promoted and a desire to make the school's limited resources available to as broad a spectrum of students as possible. The geographical location of the school, almost 80 kilometres west of the city of Galway, its very large catchment area, and the distances that must be travelled to engage in inter-school competitions, arts and career events leads to significant transport costs for the school and difficulties for the students and teachers who travel to these activities. Procedures related to all school trips are in place and travelling groups are always accompanied by a minimum number of two teachers, usually one male and one female. This practice can sometimes lead to difficulties in arranging appropriate substitution for travelling teachers, especially on occasions when more than one out-of-school activity is scheduled on a particular day. The school supplies travelling teachers with mobile phones in order to ensure good communication when away from the school and this practice is highly commended. The school's gymnasium, developed in association with the local community, caters for all PE lessons and all indoor sporting activities that students engage in. MUSIC IN BIRMINGHAM This excellent facility is also used extensively by the local community. Access to green areas and sports fields in the vicinity of the school is minimal and the school currently uses the facilities provided by the Clifden Rugby Club and Renvyle Soccer Club for its home field games. The level of co-operation with local clubs is highly commendable. Clifden Arts Week is an annual event that features prominently on the national arts calendar during September each year and its activities attract many visitors to the area and the school. The school's teachers, students and parents were instrumental in the development of this event, which features many national and international celebrities each year, and continues to be centrally involved with the festival. Many of the scheduled activities take place in the school. A very broad spectrum of arts and cultural activities is promoted and students are provided with a unique opportunity to directly experience engagement with the artists during the course of the ten day festival. A number of arts week anthologies have also been published over the years and the school has also been centrally involved in the compilation of this publication. The school's previous and continued involvement with the promotion of the arts in the community is highly commended. A concerted effort is made within the school to raise the level of students' environmental and social awareness. Eco-watch is an active environmental group in the school and promotes recycling and the maintenance of a litter-free environment. In April, the school was awarded the green flag for the first time in recognition of its commitment to and promotion of environmental issues and this commitment and promotion is ongoing and highly commendable. Efforts to raise students' social awareness are also made in the school and visits to the local community hospital and other groups, including the Simon Community, are regularly organised. Speakers from outside agencies, for example Cura and AIDS West, visit the school to speak with student groups, make presentations and organise seminars. A calendar of SPHE activities is also organised and delivered for junior-cycle students during the school year. These activities have a strong emphasis on the development of social and personal skills, self-esteem and self-confidence. Opportunities for reflection and discussion and decision-making form an integral part of the programme and the promotion of physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being is emphasised. Students' achievements in all co- and extra-curricular activities are regularly acknowledged on the school's public address system and in the weekly news bulletin and this practice is commended. A teachers' walking group has recently been set up in the school and, at the time of the evaluation, a number of teachers and students were preparing to take part in an up-coming mini-marathon. Direct involvement of teachers in these types of activities reinforces the importance the school places on health promotion and also strengthens the relationship between students and teachers and is highly commendable. Subject departments began developing formal subject planning a few years ago to complement and enhance existing practices of individual subject planning and informal consultation. That process has been supported by the scheduling of formal meeting times for the subject departments in the school year. Subject teachers also meet informally on a regular basis throughout the year. School management is commended for its initiatives and plans in this regard. A collaborative, co-operative, and supportive team spirit was evident among the subject departments evaluated that impacts positively on their work in planning and preparing for teaching and learning. Comprehensive and extensive collaborative subject plans were viewed during the evaluation. The school planning co-ordinator has reviewed each subject plan, and further amendments and additions were made to it. Hence, the subject department plan has already gone through one cycle of review and evaluation. This formal action planning is an example of best practice and all subject departments are encouraged to develop such. For its collaborative planning, its action planning and review the subject department evaluated is to be highly commended. In the subjects evaluated there was excellent preparation and of teaching and learning resources for the lessons observed. Teacher Describes How Sexual Relationship With 15-Year-Old Student Began These included models, handouts, preparation of experiments, film clips and worksheets. All lessons observed had clear aims and objectives and were appropriate to the relevant syllabus. A variety of teaching methodologies was observed. The methodologies used were effective in engaging students purposefully in their work. An appropriate emphasis on the usage of subject-specific terminology was noted. This is good practice as it enables students to develop their communication skills in the subject domain being studied. Questioning was foremost among the methodologies observed. In some lessons observed, it is encouraged that greater use be made of directed questioning and that students should follow clear routines in responding to questions directed by teachers. Beneficial use of ICT was noted in some lessons observed. Further development and integration of ICT to enhance the range of learning strategies in use is encouraged. It was of particular note in practical-based subjects that teachers circulated among the students as they worked. This approach allows teachers to assess student learning and progress and to offer guidance and advice on an individual basis. There was very good rapport in all lessons observed. 2 STAR HOTELS IN CLIFDEN Closing date is Friday 30th April Read more. Clifden CS v St Jarlaths Tuam. Read more. Transition Year Students participate in NUIG research project. Q. What will students be doing during Transition Year? be possible to apply for TY leave (at least three weeks before potential start date). 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