St. Catherine's Vocational School, Killybegs. It is a non-denominational, co-educational second level school. There are twenty six teaching staff, five Special Needs Assistants and three support staff. The student population is 330 and the male to female student ratio is approximately 50:50. St. Catherine’s Vocational School is one of sixteen second-level schools administered by the Donegal Education and Training Board. Programmes on offer include, Junior Certificate, Leaving Certificate Vocational Programme, Transition Year, Nursing Studies, eBusiness, Healthcare Support, Early Childhood Care FETAC Level 5 and FETAC Level 6 Early Childhood Care and Education.
Facilities: The original two-storey building opened in 1987. In 2011 a building extension with two classrooms, fitness suite, changing rooms and disability access was added. In 2014 the autism spectrum disorder centre was added to the front of the school providing first class facilities for students, teachers and members of the community alike. The School gymnasium and all weather synthetic playing pitch double as a community resource during the evenings and both have a full schedule of activities. The school, in addition to its normal daytime schedule, offers a full range of adult education classes and parenting programmes during the evening.
Info courtesy of St. Catherine's website
the view to the right of the entrance
the sculpture of light is on the left created by students
another view of the sculpture of light
the plaque with the names of the students who created the sculpture
linking to cdp theme day
Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a nice school.
Nicely made by the students the image.
Groettie from Patricia.
Dit is mooi Bill. Prachtig gebouw en beelden.
ReplyDeleteGroet Kees, Fijn weekend
A creative school where students make very nice art.
ReplyDeleteLooks nice. The contrast between the stone and the glass tiles above couldn't be greater. I like it.
ReplyDeleteHmm, thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteUma moderna e interessante escola.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
Hello, the sculpture is wonderful. I am sure the students enjoyed working on this piece of artwork for their school. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteI like the contrast of the sculpture to all the concrete.
ReplyDelete...vocational schools a valuable!
ReplyDeleteWonderful place for any student who wants to learn and grow.
ReplyDeleteA multi functional building, with a wide range of activities during the day as well in the evenings. Wonderful to have that close by.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place. Like the architecture.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
What a wonderful school with all a student needs.
ReplyDeleteLove the sculpture by the students and that they created it from used pallets.
It reminds me of a Blue Spruce tree~
Thank you for sharing Bill~
Perfect for the theme Bill, love that they encourage the students in an artist fashion ✨
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great school doing well by it's students
ReplyDeleteMB
The inscribed rock is a neat thing to have at the entrance.
ReplyDeleteI love the way so many European countries prepare their non college bound for a trade. We don't do that here and it's a shame.
ReplyDeleteGood post for theme day.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful school to have in the community!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like it serves many functions and needs in the community. What a wonderful gift for everyone.
ReplyDeleteThe education system has thought outside the box and have developed something for special needs and the community.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful school . . .
ReplyDeleteLove the Sculpture of Light . . .
I love learning about this atmosphere of creativity . . .
Education
Non-denominational, co-educational schools are the best for education.
ReplyDeleteI like the sculpture, I kind of interpret it as being like a brain, all different like of shapes putting it together. Do you know if the autism students made it?
ReplyDeleteLovely sculpture.
ReplyDeleteI like the sculpture.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan