Monday, 22nd October is a Junior Cycle Training Day for Staff. There will be no school for pupils on Monday.
The Board of Management invites Applications from Qualified, Registered teachers for the following positions:
Maternity Leave Irish (2); Maternity Leave English (1);
Details on www.educationposts.ie . Official Application Form available for download below.
Completed Applications and relevant documentation to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 4pm Monday, 5th November.
Short-listing may apply.
Carndonagh Community School
…The Board of Management invites applications from suitably qualified persons who wish to be considered for
Substitute Teaching Positions
which may arise during the course of the 2018/19 academic year. Aplications on official forms only (available below). Completed application forms should be sent by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Please state “Sub Teaching” in
…Circular Letter Updates (July 2018)
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES - OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE FOR TEACHERS AND SPECIAL NEEDS ASSISTANTS
Circular 0025/2018 - SICK LEAVE SCHEME FOR TEACHERS - CHANGES TO THE CRITICAL ILLNESS PROVISIONS (CIP) FROM 31st MARCH, 2018
Circular 0075/2015 - JOB SHARING SCHEME FOR REGISTERED TEACHERS IN RECOGNISED PRIMARY AND POST-PRIMARY
Carndonagh Community School Child Protection Documentation
Carndonagh CS Child Safeguarding Statement
Child Protection Guidelines (see www.education.ie for more information on Child Protection)
Child Protection Risk Assessment
Sixth Year Ag. Science Field Trip photo album
Sixth Year Ag. Science pupils recently visited Charlie Doherty's potato farm and Trevor Ferguson's dairy farm. The photo album will go some some way to assisting pupils in completing their Leaving Cert projects. Many thanks to both farmers for accommodating the pupils.
By Kayleen, Eimear and Ronan TYF
We went on our tourism trip on Thursday, 4th of October; we left the school at 11:20 and headed to the Famine Village.
The Famine Village
We arrived at the Famine Village where we met our tour guide and the owner Pat Doherty. He explained to us how dependent his business and Inishowen businesses in general are on cross border tourists. He explained the effects that Brexit will have on his business and other Irish businesses. He also talked about how all his income is mostly made from coach groups and tours. He then took us on a guided tour of the attractions including his own thatch cottage that he grew up in, a brewery where he showed us how poitin used to be made. (All was going well until Ms McGoldrick informed Mr Doherty that we were not 18!!...So no shots of poitin for us). We then went to the haunted house and escape house. After this we got back on the bus and made our way to the Glen House.
Have a go at the following puzzle to win yourself a voucher for a hot chocolate and a tray bake in the delicious Café Banba!! Answers (including name and class) to be posted in the answer box at the Coffee Dock.
On a wet and wild Thursday afternoon in Carndonagh, CCS made light work of Scoil Mhuire in this entertaining game. The boys from CCS started brightly in their Yellow tops and nearly all Blue shorts (O'Donnell refuses to change from his lucky Liverpool shorts that he has had since 6th class!) Scoil Mhuire could be forgiven for thinking they were playing against the mighty Newcastle United as the CCS boys got ripped into them. There will no doubt be tougher days ahead for the reigning All Ireland Champions but it was a great start to the campaign.
Read more: Senior Soccer - CCS v Scoil Mhuire - Mooney's View!
The U16s played Scoil Mhuire on 1st October, their second match of the season - and their second win. They played some classy football and won the game comfortably - 10-13 to 2-10. Last week they played Thornhill in the season opener, winning 8-8 to 4-7. With a panel of 29 girls, managers Maria and Denise have plenty of difficult decisions to make on match day; the girls are equally as good as each other. They have one match left to play in their group - away to Colaiste Ailigh during the week of 22nd October. Hopefully the girls will make it 3 out of 3 and move onto the next stage of the competition.
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