Dear Community, As we embark on our summer break our thoughts and prayers are with Corey Prendergast and his immediate and extended family. Although we may not be physically together over the summer period we will be united in our endeavours to support Corey. Corey’s journey ahead will require both emotional and financial support for […]
Read MorePresident of Cashel Lions Club Eddie Morrissey recently collected a cheque for 500 euros from Cashel Community School students. The students held different fundraisers throughout their time in school in Transition Year including student Christmas dinner. They selected the Lions Club as a local community initiative they wanted to give back to. Antonia Kevin and […]
Read MoreLast week our school community celebrated Culture Day. Fostering multicultural inclusion is essential to ensuring a vibrant and prosperous school community in which everyone is welcomed, feels safe and is supported to participate. Students displayed projects, food, national dress and music from all the different cultures that help shape our school community. Staff and students were […]
Read MoreThe Pieta Amber Flag Initiative recognises the individual efforts of secondary schools, to create healthy, inclusive environments that support mental well-being. In May the Amber Team in Cashel Community School were awarded their first Amber Flag recognising the team’s work this year in the promotion of Positive Mental Health. The team met regularly and undertook a […]
Read MoreA Donation on behalf of the School Community was made to Dolores Ryan, Red Cross, for the Ukraine Appeal by Cora O’Shea (Chairperson of the Student Council). Also in photograph are Mr.Gallagher (Principal), Dolores Ryan (Cashel Red Cross), Ms.Meagher (CCS), Mr.Nolan (School Chaplain) as well as representatives of the student body.
Read MoreThe Munster track and field athletics was held in Templemore on Friday. Cashel Community School had 2 boys representing the school. It was Lucas Luby’s first time competing at this level and he ran very well in the 200m. Dáire O’Donnell showed great strength and athleticism bringing home gold in the steeplechase and silver in […]
Read More“Huge congrats to all who attended the Aims Choral Festival This weekend. Our Junior Choir competed on Friday and sang brilliantly – no placing but ye still did us proud. Alanna Manton 1st year beat off 23 other competitors to take the for Mary Walsh Perpetual Trophy for Solo Singing under 15 solo singing. . Yesterday, Sunday both Margarete Erfurt and Silvia […]
Read MoreGrace O’Sullivan (Green Party MEP) recently visited the school and spoke to student members of the Pieta House Amber Flag Project, Student Council and the Global Citizenship Education Student Committee. Before her political career, Grace O’ Sullivan worked with Greenpeace for over 20 years on various anti-nuclear and marine protection initiatives. She is a member […]
Read MoreCashel Community School are seeking a Full Time Grade 3 Clerical Officer to join our team. The role of a Clerical Officer is faced paced and dynamic, with a diverse range of projects you can contribute to. To apply please request an application form from bursar@cashelcommunityschool.ie. Completed applications must be returned to this same email […]
Read MoreTickets are now on Sale for this years production of “Grease” which is on Thursday the 5th of May and Friday the 6th of May at 8pm. Tickets are available from the School Office. Tickets cost €15, cash only.
Read MoreOur TYs have returned from their 2022 tour to Belfast where they got to experience the history, culture and activities of Northern Ireland. They visited the Peace Walls of Belfast, the Titanic Centre and the Giant’s Causeway. They went surfing in beautiful Portrush and indoor skydiving in Vertigo, Belfast. They’ll need the two weeks of […]
Read MoreUniversity College Dublin held its annual Entrance Scholars Awards Ceremony on Tuesday last, 5th April. UCD Entrance Scholars are first-year students recognised for their academic achievement who have achieved 560 points or more in their Leaving Certificate. The awards are part of a range of UCD initiatives recognising exceptional students. Three students from our Leaving […]
Read MoreThe Board of Management of Cashel Community School officially opened a significant new school development project on its campus last Friday. The project consists of eight state of the art general classrooms fully fitted with the latest ICT technology. The development is housed within two separate buildings which are aligned side by side. The project […]
Read MoreJunk Kouture is a national contest which encourages young designers to create striking couture designs and impressive works of wearable art from everyday junk that would normally find its way into a bin. This year Cashel Community School has 2 teams creating pieces for the competition and who have reached the regional final to be […]
Read MoreCashel Community School Senior Camogie team and management would like to acknowledge and thank all those who have contributed to the purchase of team wear for the girls and in helping them prepare for their upcoming All Ireland Final. The girls received tops and socks, pre match snacks and went on a team bonding trip, […]
Read MoreWell done to all our swimmers who competed in the Munster Senior Schools Championship held in UL yesterday. CCS had ten swimmers competing in 100m individual events and two relay teams for 200m IM and 200m Free.100m Back – Uljana Cariova100m Breast – Anna Movchan, Jane Corcorane, Alexander Podgornijs. Konrad Janaszek100m Fly – Sean Hayes100m […]
Read MoreCongrats to our Senior Camogie girls on a deserved win over Cross and Passion from Antrim in the All Ireland Colleges Camogie Semi Final (CCS 0-9 to C&P 0-8)
Read MorePlease click here to access this year’s candidate portal. Please read the Before You Start Guide prior to accessing the portal. Please be aware that you will not be able to access the portal after you have registered your subjects and levels. If you think you made a mistake with your subject/level selection, please email […]
Read MoreCashel Community School Online Payments The school uses an online payment method which makes it easier to pay for trips, visits and anything else requiring payment. You can access it at any time, track how much you have paid, see how much is outstanding and make payments directly to us using your debit or credit […]
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Read MoreIn valuing the rich traditions on which the school is founded, Cashel Community School caters for diversity, embraces change, promotes mutual respect and partnership through a broad range of learning opportunities which nurture the development of responsible young adults.
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Read MoreDear Parent / Guardian, please find attached the latest information regarding the reopening of Irish post-primary schools here.
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Read MoreMild General Learning Disabilities Students with Mild General Learning Difficulties (MGLD) have significantly below-average general intellectual functioning (Griffin & Shevlin 2011; NCSE 2014; Westwood 2015). This is reflected in a slow rate of maturation, reduced learning capacity and inadequate social adjustment. MGLD may also manifest itself in delayed conceptual development, difficulties in expressing ideas and […]
Read MoreKEY DATES FOR CBAs 2018-19 NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY ASSIGNMENT 1= 2nd YEARS ASSIGNMENT 2= 3rd YEARS Please note the date stated is the latest possible date for CBAs to be completed BUSINESS STUDIES (Ass 2)Presentation: November 12th-December 7th ENGLISH (Ass 2) Collection of Student’s Texts: November 30th […]
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Read MoreMild General Learning Disabilities Students with Mild General Learning Difficulties (MGLD) have significantly below-average general intellectual functioning (Griffin & Shevlin 2011; NCSE 2014; Westwood 2015). This is reflected in a slow rate of maturation, reduced learning capacity and inadequate social adjustment. MGLD may also manifest itself in delayed conceptual development, difficulties in expressing ideas and […]
Read MoreLEARNING SUPPORT Cashel Community School welcomes pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN). All pupils with Special Educational Needs are provided with the full range of subject and programme choices. Pupils with SEN are fully integrated into the life of the school. Learning Support provision is organised through in-class support by means of team-teaching, small class […]
Read MoreEnglish as an Additional Language (EAL) Meeting the needs of pupils learning English as an Additional Language (EAL) Introduction Arising from the decisions made in Budget 2009 new arrangements are being put in place for the allocation of EAL support posts to schools. These new arrangements replace the current allocation arrangements that are set out […]
Read MoreClick here for Dyslexia Fact Sheet Click here for Dysgraphia Fact Sheet Click here Dyslexia Fact sheet for Parents Parents: How to help with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia at home please click here Study tips for Students with Dyslexia: Dyslexia may mean that you learn in a different way. While dyslexia […]
Read MoreClick on the class group buttons below to see the School book list for 2020/21: Junior Cycle: 1st Year 2020/21 2nd Year 2020/21 3rd Year 2020/21 Transition Year: TY 2020/21 Senior Cycle: 5th Year 2020/21 6th Year 2020/21
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Cashel Community School Internet Acceptable Use Policy This Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is to ensure that the community (staff, pupils and parents) of Cashel Community School will benefit from learning opportunities offered by the school’s Internet resources in a safe and effective manner. Internet use and access is considered a school resource and […]
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Read MoreThose we love don’t go away, They Walk beside us everyday, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear. With our Remembrance Tree in our scared space this November we remember our loved ones who have passed away. We pray for all those who have died during this pandemic and we […]
Read MoreLadies Football Ladies Football started in Cashel Community School in 2012 and since then huge strides have been made. The numbers participating in the sport are outstanding which is fantastic to see. Training takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays after school. The school competes in Munster competition at both Junior and Senior level. The […]
Read MoreCashel Community School Substance Abuse Policy Scope: This policy applies to Cashel Community School which is a health promoting school and is committed to addressing the needs of the whole school in relation to drugs. We believe that students, teachers, parents and the Board of Management need to work together and that co-operation is essential […]
Read MoreCashel Community School Attendance Policy 2016/17 School organisations and ethos can make a huge difference to student attendance. In particular, students respond to positive interaction with teachers and to higher teacher expectations. It must be noted that Teacher –Student relations are crucial to a students’ sense of belonging and attendance. If students do not feel […]
Read MoreRugby continues to grow in popularity here in Cashel Community School. We are involved in 1st year 7 a side and U15 and U17 11 a side blitzes run by Munster Rugby every year with finals taking place in Thomond Park at the end of the year. We are in the U16 King cup/Giles shield […]
Read MoreBoys Under 15s soccer. This team consists of students from 2nd year and 3rd year that are under 15 year of age. They compete in the Munster Schools Minor Cup against teams from other similarly sized schools from around Munster.
Read MoreHurling plays a huge role in Cashel and our Senior Hurling team is no different. The senior team competes in the Corn Thomis Mhic Cholim. This is a provincial competition for Munster schools. This year our senior team has beaten Mitchelstown CBS and St Joseph’s secondary school Tulla to progress to a quarter final […]
Read MoreCamogie is a popular sport for girls in CCS. Our teams consist of 1st and 2nd Years, Junior and Senior. Senior Camogie The Senior girls play in both Tipperary Blitz competitions and Munster Schools Camogie. We have had great representation from the school […]
Read MoreOur school gym was refurbished over the summer of 2017 and is now available for staff and students to use (under staff supervision). A variety of cardio machines and free weights have been installed.
Read MoreAutism Spectrum Disorder Unit (ASD) Admissions Policy This policy is set out in accordance with the provisions of the Education Act 1998, the Education (Welfare) Act 2000, the Education for Persons with Special Needs Act 2004 and the Equal Status Act 2000. This policy must be read in conjunction with and is part of […]
Read MoreCashel Community School Health & Safety Statement & Policy Review Date:………………………………………………………………………………………………………(annually) TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission Statement School Profile Roles and Responsibilities Documentation, Training and Safe Working Systems Welfare at Work Incident/ Accident Reporting Fire & Emergency […]
Read MoreCashel Community School: Healthy Eating Policy Policy Statement Young people need to be aware of the importance of good nutrition in order to optimise their growth, health and developmental potential through their teenage years and beyond. This Healthy Eating Policy operates in the context of the school’s commitment to quality education and supporting each student […]
Read MoreTRANSITION YEAR PROGRAMME ADMISSION POLICY POLICY STATEMENT Cashel Community School offers Transition Year as an optional one-year programme designed to bridge the gap between the Junior and Senior Cycles. The school strives to achieve the stated mission of T.Y., published by the Department of Education and Skills, which is ‘to promote the personal, social educational and […]
Read MoreWe in Cashel Community School believe students are more successful in school when parents take an active interest in their homework , it shows students that what they do is important. “Active involvement of parents during their student’s homework provides an ideal context for developing them as first educators of their students.” (News Education, October […]
Read MoreCASHEL COMMUNITY SCHOOL Anti-Bullying Policy In accordance with the requirements of the Education (Welfare) Act 2000 and the code of behaviour guidelines issued by the N E W B, the Board of Management of Cashel Community School has adopted the following anti-bullying policy within the framework of the school’s overall code of behaviour. This policy […]
Read MoreNiall Melon Township Trust Cashel Community School first participated in the “Niall Mellon Blitz” in 2007. Since then over €150,000 has been raised for this worthy cause. Twenty-Two students have gone to South Africa to build houses for locals in desperate need of accommodation. When the students return they give a presentation to all classes […]
Read MoreCashel Community School seeks to ensure that each student in this community has access to appropriate personal, social and vocational guidance within the available resources and in harmony with the school’s mission statement. The school has two Guidance Counsellors who provide the Guidance and Counselling service to the school community. The Guidance Counsellor as part […]
Read MoreSenior Cycle Options Senior Cycle Options booklet Established Leaving Certificate Subjects available: Core Subjects: English Gaeilge Maths Optional Subjects: French German Biology Physics Chemistry Agricultural Science Business Economics Accountancy History Geography Home economics Music Art Construction Studies Engineering Design Communication Graphics Non-examination: Religious Education Physical Education S.P.H.E Computer Studies Career Guidance
Read MoreClick here to view this year’s subject choice booklet. TY is an extra year at Senior Cycle which allows the students to mature as a person, develop a wide range of skills and experience the adult world of work. It is a year of opportunity for the students to become a more self confident and […]
Read MoreJunior Cycle Subjects: Core Subjects: English Gaeilge Maths History Geography Science C.S.P.E Optional Subjects: Business Studies Home Economic Music Art Woodwork Metalwork Technical Graphics French German Non-examination: Religious Education Physical Education S.P.H.E Computer Studies
Read MoreAll members of Management and Staff exercise a caring role towards the students. Each class group is assigned a Class Tutor. This teacher regularly monitors the progress and welfare of each student. To assist with this there is a time-tabled Pastoral Care monthly. Each Year Head sees to the overall progress […]
Read MoreAdult Education Evening Class Programme Autumn 2022 Course details will be announced in September 2022. For more information, please contact Mr Michael Cusack at the following address: eveningc@cashelcommunityschool.ie
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Read MoreSince the amalgamation in 1995, Cashel Community School provides a modern, well equipped environment for our students to work, play and develop in. We have a long history of sporting, musical and academic achievement and we are delighted to have the facilities to sustain this. Facilities available in the school include Art / Craft Rooms […]
Read MoreThe student Council has been functioning in Cashel Community School since 1997. The Council provides a forum for students to express their opinions and enables them to play a partnership role with the staff, Parents’ Association and Board of Management. This ensures that the students play a positive role in our school’s decision making […]
Read MoreParents’ Association Cashel Community School has a dynamic Parents Association since 1994. It encourages all parents to participate and support the activities of the school, and acts as very valuable liaison with the school management. Its many activities include: Book Rental Scheme Organise Debs with Student Council Guest speakers invited to meetings speaking on drugs, […]
Read MoreThe Founding of Cashel Community School Cashel Community School opened its doors to students for the first time on Monday, 5th September 1994. This was the culmination of a ten-year campaign seeking the best possible school facilities for the young people of Cashel and its hinterland. In 1984 a Community School, involving the amalgamation of […]
Read MoreCommunity schools combine the academic style education of the traditional Secondary School and the practically orientated programme of the Vocational School. In Cashel Community School we are enormously proud of our academic and extra-curricular programmes. We foster the individuality of each student within a very caring school community. Our pastoral care programme provides a strong […]
Read MoreWe value each student as an individual and as part of a community. We seek to develop all aspects of their personhood and are committed to providing students with an educational experience that will develop every aspect of their being to their fullest potential through a student-centric, values-based education. Students of Cashel Community School can […]
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Read MoreLake Garda, Italy 2017 saw the tour visit the fabulous destination of Lake Garda in Italy. The students got to experience ‘la dolce vita’ first hand visiting Milan and Venice. The San Siro stadium, the home of both Inter and AC Milan was a fantastic experience. A day spent in the Gardaland theme park got […]
Read MoreArt International Students Art Project Music Senior Choir Junior Choir Trad Group School Musicals: Every year CCS stages a musical. Show week is the first week after midterm. The is a whole school effort with the Music Dept., Art Dept., Home Economics Dept., Woodwork Dept., Metalwork Dept, LCVP, Office and Caretaking staff and many other […]
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