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Our CRED 2011 Programme

Year 10 Civic Link Exchange to Portlaoise College

On Monday 5th and Tuesday 6th December 2011, fifteen of 10b pupils visited Portlaoise College as part of the Civic Link project.  Portlaoise College were fantastic hosts and the boys had a brilliant time.  They had the opportunity to experience classes at Portlaoise College and to see what going to school in Portlaoise is like for the 300 pupils that attend this school.  The boys also stayed in the local hotel, The Heritage Hotel and had the opportunity to use their fantastic facilities…..a great time was had by all!!  We hope to be able to host the pupils from Portlaoise College very soon and give them an insight into the Ashfield Boys’ experience.

 


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10c Dimensions Project

10c participated in the Dimensions Project with an organisation called Beyond Skin on three consecutive Thursdays in December 2011.  This project aimed to increase pupil’s awareness and knowledge of the UN’s Millennium Goals and make them aware of their responsibilities as global citizens. Pupils had the opportunity to produce radio broadcastings that will be available to listen to from January 2012 onwards on the link Below.

http://www.homelyplanet.org/

Beyond Skin Direct Video Links

Dimensions - Ashfield Boys Workshop Sessions

http://vimeo.com/34971292

Dimensions - Ashfield Boys Concern Worldwide Interview
http://vimeo.com/34966851

Dimensions - Ashfield Boys "Whats the solution?"
http://vimeo.com/34969117

Dimensions - Ashfield Boys "Make Peoples Lives OK"
http://vimeo.com/34969458

Dimensions - Ashfield Boys "Whats the solution?"
http://vimeo.com/34969117

Beyond Skin were extremely impressed with the efforts and attitudes of 10c…..well done, 10c!

 


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Year 9 ‘Reel Frontiers’ Project with Cinemagic

9a at Ashfield Boys’ and partner school St Malachy’s College have been involved a film project aimed at young people across Northern Ireland. The film making project will brings together pupils from different backgrounds to work together, learn about film making and production, share experiences and make new friends. 

Dr Denis Rooney CBE, Chairman of the International Fund for Ireland, said: “We are pleased to be supporting Cinemagic through the Reel Frontiers Project. Cinemagic have been working tirelessly over the years bringing together young people from Nationalist and Unionist backgrounds for master classes, screenings and workshops in film making.

“This project fits well with the Fund’s overriding objective of promoting peace and reconciliation on the island of Ireland. This unique film making project will offer the opportunity for young people to work and learn together with their peers from across different communities and build friendships. These shared experiences help young people overcome fear and suspicion and create the building bocks for a more shared future.”

The sessions are planned for September, December, January and March 2012.  Ashfield Boys’ look forward to hosting two of the sessions and welcoming the pupils from St Malachy’s to our school. 

 


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More CRED programmes have been planned for 2012.

 


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