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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Our second year students Caroline Johnston, Meadhbh Mulrooney, Lucy Barton, John Cleere and Gearoid Campion took part in the programme. Along side Ms Tina Foagrty and Ms Emily Bergin
Photo Caption: Our second year students Caroline Johnston, Meadhbh Mulrooney, Lucy Barton, John Cleere and Gearoid Campion took part in the programme. Along side Ms Tina Foagrty and Ms Emily Bergin
We had a lovely walking tour of the old town of Agrigento, where we visited a monastery, churches and catacombs, an amazing library with preserved books and a beautiful old theatre, where Lucy was given the opportunity to sing on stage.
The students completed fantastic workshops. They were divided into working groups with students from different countries to complete their activities. Principals and coordinating teachers carried out workshops and evaluations on aspects of the project. They also completed the Mobility Tool.
Many thanks to Ms Emily Bergin and Ms Norma Galvin, who travelled and supported the programme. As coordinator of the programme, I would sincerely like to thank Ms Higgins and Mr Paul Fogarty for their complete support of the programme. Thanks to all the teachers and students who helped out making Flipped Classroom videos.
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