Ashbourne Community School - PTA

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Please vote for TY student Aoibheann

Please vote for January Blues created by Aoibheann Galvin from Ashbourne Community School in Junk Kouture Competition. Once per day every day this week. She's in the East Region voting on 2nd March when you click on the link.
Thank you.

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Wishing the students and teachers a safe and enjoyable week on their ski trip to Norway.

Landed safely in Oslo, now 2 hour bus journey to Lillehammer to get ski boots fitted & ready for tomorrow ⛷⛷👌🏻👌🏻

Internet Safety Talk An evening hosted by Minister Regina Doherty TD Are you a parent of a child who has a smartphone or access to a computer? Are you concerned about the consequences of allowing your child access to the internet? Do you need advice and help on what boundaries to set and more importantly, do you need ad...

Cyber Bullying : Create No Hate Cyber Bullying : FaceBook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CreateNoHate/ I hope you enjoyed this short film I made on Cyber-Bullying. Producer/Ed...

Get your blue tokens ready. Please support Ashbourne Community school in your local Tesco from 19th February.

Trim Family Resource Centre and Kells People Resource Centre will be delivering free 6 x week Parents Plus Parenting Programmes
which are suitable for all parents and people caring for children/ teenagers including couples, lone parents, foster and step parents, grandparents and guardians.
You will find the dates and the details of how to register on the attached poster.
The programmes were developed by John Sharry and Carol Fitzpatrick as a part of multidisciplinary intervention within the Mater Hospital CAMHS and are delivered across Ireland through various organisations who are supported by Parents Plus Charity.

There seems to be some sort of confusion about school opening times tomorrow.
Leaving Cert exams start at 9.00am.
Junior Cert exams start at 9.50am.
All other years tutorial as normal at 9.50am.

External supervisors will be brought in to allow pupils to sit English assessment in April External supervisors will be brought in to second-level schools to ensure that all pupils can sit an assessment worth 10pc of marks in the new-style Junior Cert English exam.