Well done to our TY students on their fantastic achievement of opening more than 100 student bank accounts. They put a lot of time and effort into making the venture a success. The attached picture shows the lads receiving a cheque from Bank of Ireland who gave […]
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Many thanks to Mr. Dunleavy who was our tour guide on a cycling trip around the Phoenix Park. The lads did a great job of researching and presenting information on each of the landmarks that we visited.
Read more →Eleven of the TY lads have been busy over the last few weeks setting up Brunner’s very own bank. With plenty of help from Andrea Rodden in BOI Smithfield they succeeded in opening the 100 students accounts they needed to receive the rewards promised if they […]
Read more →Ten of the lads from TY had a fantastic day out in TV3 learning how the station operates and how programmes are transmitted from both Ireland and the UK. Huge thanks to Yvonne form Career Ready for organising the day and to Niall who took time out […]
Read more →These are some of the images of the TYs enjoying an educational tour of the Botanic Gardens on March 7th.
Read more →Many thanks to Dell who hosted a Career Ready visit for Brunner and Loreto Crumlin on February 28th. It was a great opportunity to see how such a large company operates and to hear about the different job opportunities available.
Read more →On a very wet Friday 3rd March the Transition Years took part in a historical art project in the grounds of DIT Grangegorman. The lads were part of a group who were photographed wearing bonnets to commemorate the over three thousand women and 500 children who were […]
Read more →Today, our students from 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Transition Years took part in internet safety workshops with Davina from Zeeko. Zeeko’s belief, which is shared with the school is that children should be safe online. Children should be well-equipped to deal with serious digital issues, such as cyberbullying, […]
Read more →Based in Ballymun, the Rediscovery Centre is a social enterprise dedicated to providing community employment and training via innovative reuse enterprises which use waste and unwanted materials as a resource and raw material for new product design. As part of their work they run workshops with schools […]
Read more →Six of our TY lads have begun an intergenerational project which will see them teach computer skills to some of the older people living in the community. The project has been organised by An Siol and we will keep you updated on how it is going.
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