On behalf of all students, Rebecca Coulter, makes a presentation of thanks to student Shauna from St Angela's College of Home Economics in Sligo for being a great teacher for the past few weeks. Thank you Shauna!!
 Isobelle O'Sullivan was first to try CPR on our dummy and did a great job.  Ciara also tried CPR and was excellent in her technique  Joshua was next up and should be a doctor he was that good.  Pauric kept himself upright and did very good presses during CPR.
  Student Nurse Agnie gave some of our pupils a lovely course in First Aid. Sadly she is leaving today to return to her studies but before she went, some of the students she tutored gave her a thank you gift and hugs. We are sorry to see her go, she loved the students and they loved her! Best of luck in the future Agnie! Pictured are Ciara McKenna Macken, Leah McDermott and Pauric Duffy making the presentation.
  Grace tastes her soup and cheese & chive bread and gives her opinion on both on her evaluation sheet above. Marc and Zenon, her classmates do likewise as seen in the photos below.    The first pupils to have their beautifully decorated Christmas cakes ready for home were Joshua, Pauric, Ciara and Isobelle.  The next set of cakes were made and decorated by Caolan, Conor, Tomasz, Ciaran and Leah. Each pupil in Oak took home a little photo album showing each stage they went through in making these lovely Christmas cakes for home.
 Marc puts the finishing touches on the pyramid and finally it is done!   For Level 2, Grace is learning what goes on each shelf of the food pyramid, with help from classmates Marc and Zenon 
 Leah decorated her biscuits in a very spooky fashion and dressed up for the occasion too!  Philip was wary of the spider at first - now they are close friends! Lovely biscuits Philip.  Conor is looking forward to bringing his biscuits home to share while watching the Late Late Show tonight!  Grace looks so cute in her costume and her biscuits look great too!  Nicole finishes our line up of beautiful biscuits and students - well done Nicole! It was only possible to feature a few pupils but well done to everyone in October for making and decorating their biscuits so nicely!
 Travis is our first new candidate - he is very competent in the kitchen already!  This is Caolain - he is very keen on cookery and will do very well - I can feel it already!  Marc is already talking about making quiche ! I am not going to be up to his standard at all!  Orlando is getting to grips with the technology in the kitchen on his first day. Well done!  Ben is not only new to the kitchen but new to the whole school - he is very welcome!  For the past 2 years, Rachel has been asking when is she coming to the kitchen. Finally she is here!  This is another new pupil - to the school as well as to the kitchen. Her name is Patricia.  Rebecca's first day in the kitchen went very well indeed.  Cormac's smile says it all - he is having a ball on his first day in the kitchen. Great job!
 While Rebecca waits for her domino biscuits to bake - she tastes apples and grapes from Food Dudes  Marc is trying a piece of apple - will he like it?   Ciaran has a selection to try - apples, grapes and yellow peppers. How healthy is he?  Ciara has started a second helping. What healthy choices for her - well done Ciara!
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AuthorSean, Leah, Gerard and Nicole from Senior 4 hosted an Alzheimer's Coffee Morning at the Holy Family School with wonderful goodies provided by the staff of the Special Care Unit. Well done to everyone involved! Archives
March 2020
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