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U14 girls make winning start to Gaelic season
Mr Dagen writes: “Our U14 Gaelic girls started their season yesterday with a friendly against Lecale Trinity Grammar. From the throw-in, the Shimna girls impressed with Ellie winning the ball in midfield, a nice pass to Evie lead Evie in for a goal to give Shimna the best start. For the remainder of the first half, Shimna impressed with Robyn, Teaghan and Evie contributing more scores. The 2nd half saw Lecale come into the game more and they started to play some free flowing
Shimna Integrated College
Mar 11 min read
Students gain insight into medical careers
This week, our Sixth Form students interested in studying medicine met with student doctor Chloe as part of the In2MedSchool’s School Engagement Programme (SEP). Chloe, who volunteers with this UK‑wide widening‑participation charity, spoke about: the realities of life as a medical student the pathway into medicine, including applications and entry requirements the value of 1:1 mentoring, UCAT preparation and mock interview support the importance of widening access for student
Shimna Integrated College
Feb 281 min read
Daisy highlights the importance of Cancer Fund for Children support
After the heartbreaking loss of her father, Keith, Year 13 student Daisy took part in Cancer Fund for Children’s Say My Name programme - a space designed to help young people process grief and navigate the difficult journey that follows the death of a parent. Through this support, Daisy not only found comfort but also formed lifelong friendships with others who truly understand her experience. Yesterday, Daisy spoke at an event in Daisy Lodge, offering her personal insight in
Shimna Integrated College
Feb 271 min read
Sixth Form Debate Club considers the big issues
A new activity this year is the Sixth Form Debate Club. Founded by a group of students in Year 13, it meets after school on Thursdays in Mr Smyth’s classroom. The club explores a different topical issue each week. This week, attendees explored political, social and ethical perspectives around the motion “referendums do more harm than good.”
Shimna Integrated College
Feb 261 min read
Year 11 boys present fundraising cheque to The Well
Earlier today, it was our pleasure to present a cheque for £1,312.05 to Sarah-Jane Campbell and Chris Smith from The Well. Last November, fourteen of our Year 11 boys made the most of our new fitness suite facilities and took on an impressive challenge: cycling 157.32 km in just over 6 hours - the equivalent of travelling from Shimna to Dublin! The money will help to support this important local charity - https://www.thewellhub.net/
Shimna Integrated College
Feb 231 min read
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