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Academic Achievement Awards 2017
These awards recognise outstanding academic achievement by members of the Leaving Certificate Class of 2017. They also acknowledge the high level of motivation, self-discipline and hard work that was required to achieve academic excellence and success over the five or six years that they spent in Moyne Community School. Getting a H1 which is between 90% and 100% in any subject places these puts pupils in the top 5% of students in the country and in some subjects it’s as high as the top 3% and some of these students have achieved more than 1 H1. So it’s not an exaggeration to say that we recognise the outstanding academic achievement of these students and of course the central role that their families and friends have played in this achievement. Students Recognised are Shauna Arbuckle now studying History & Politics in UCD John Briody now studying Engineering in UCD Dearbhla Gormley now studying Economics, Politics & Law in DCU Oisin Hourican now studying Computer Science in UCD Tristan Noack Hofmann now studying Sports Science in DCU James Kennedy now studying Architecture in UL Robert Lynch now studying Engineering in TCD Áine Mc Kenna now studying Global Commerce in DCU Patrick Molloy Repeating Cait Murphy now studying Science in NUIG Áine Smith now studying Primary Teaching in DCU Also receiving Awards were the best individual points scored in each of the Leaving Certificate classes 6 Elm Aaron Griffin now studying Civil Engineering in GMIT 6Larch Aine Smith now studying Primary Teaching in DCU 6 Oak John Briody now studying Engineering in UCD |
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Student of the Year
Student of the Year 2017 was awarded to Tristan Noack Hofmann. Chairperson of the Board of Management Mr Michael Denning presented the prize to Tristan's mother Petra |
The class of 2017 - Where did they go?
Moyne Community School is very proud of all of the class of 2017 and their success. This is where many of them went
Numbers of Students in third level colleges from class of 2017
University College Dublin 9
Trinity College Dublin 8
Dublin City University 8
Maynooth University 6
NUIG 13
University Limerick 4
Dublin Institute of Technology 2
Athlone Institute of Technology 5
Cork Institute of Technology 1
Dundalk Institute of Technology 1
Institute of Art Design &Technology 1
Galway Mayo Institute of Technology 1
Letterkenny Institute of Technology 1
Limerick Institute of Technology2
Sligo Institute of Technology 5
Institute of Technology Tralee 2
Cavan Institute 12
Ballyhaise Agricultural College 3
Apprenticeships 3
Repeating 5
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Fr. McGee Award
Fr. Phil McGee was the first Principal of this school and was instrumental in Moyne Community School becoming the school it is today. The Fr. McGee Award is presented to the student or students who achieve the highest marks in the Junior Certificate. Mr. Michael Denning Chairman of the BOM, retired Deputy Principal and a work colleague of Fr. McGee will presented this Award The winner of the Fr. Phil McGee Award for best Junior Certificate results in 2017 is: Daniel Doherty |
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Centre for Talented Youth Ireland Scholarships
The Centre for Talented Youth is based in Dublin City University and it provides specialised courses for young people with high verbal and mathematical ability between the ages of 12 and 16
Each year the BOM awards 5 scholarships of €50 each to the five first years who achieved the highest results in the School Induction Tests. This covers the cost of the Talent Search which is a competition to select students to become members of the Centre for Talented Youth.
These awards were presented by Ms. Marion Ferry 1st Yr. Year Head
The winners for 2017 are:
Eoghan Carrigy 1 Beech
Adam Glennon 1 Beech
James Miney 1 Oak
Sióg Reilly 1 Larch
Dominik Revtak 1 Larch
The Centre for Talented Youth is based in Dublin City University and it provides specialised courses for young people with high verbal and mathematical ability between the ages of 12 and 16
Each year the BOM awards 5 scholarships of €50 each to the five first years who achieved the highest results in the School Induction Tests. This covers the cost of the Talent Search which is a competition to select students to become members of the Centre for Talented Youth.
These awards were presented by Ms. Marion Ferry 1st Yr. Year Head
The winners for 2017 are:
Eoghan Carrigy 1 Beech
Adam Glennon 1 Beech
James Miney 1 Oak
Sióg Reilly 1 Larch
Dominik Revtak 1 Larch
Gaeltacht Scholarships
Each year the board of management funds Scholarships assist families in sending students to summer schools in the Gaeltacht. Each scholarship is valued at €600. Candidates must apply and undergo assessments, both written and oral to win a scholarship
This awards were be introduced by Mr. Mulvey from the Irish Department and presented by Mr. Michael Denning, Chairperson Board of Management
The scholarship winners are:
Senior: Linda Heaney
Grace Masterson
Sarah Murphy
Molly Clarke
Junior: Avril Cosgrove
Jake Devlin
Each year the board of management funds Scholarships assist families in sending students to summer schools in the Gaeltacht. Each scholarship is valued at €600. Candidates must apply and undergo assessments, both written and oral to win a scholarship
This awards were be introduced by Mr. Mulvey from the Irish Department and presented by Mr. Michael Denning, Chairperson Board of Management
The scholarship winners are:
Senior: Linda Heaney
Grace Masterson
Sarah Murphy
Molly Clarke
Junior: Avril Cosgrove
Jake Devlin