Here is a selection of cast photos from the recent performance of Legally Blonde Jnr. Thanks to Eamon Doody, Sky View photography for providing us with the pictures. Well done to the over 100 students who were involved in this years production. All aspects of the show were produced by the students, including stage lighting and sound, set design and management, right through to acting and performance. Thanks also to Catherine Upton for her help with the choreography.
Here is a selection of backstage photos from the recent performance of Legally Blonde Jnr. Thanks to Eamon Doody, Sky View photography for providing us with the pictures. Well done to the over 100 students who were involved in this years production. All aspects of the show were produced by the students, including stage lighting and sound, set design and management, right through to acting and performance. Thanks also to Catherine Upton for her help with the choreography.
Here are a selection of photos from the recent performance of Legally Blonde Jnr. Thanks to Eamon Doody, Sky View photography for providing us with the pictures. Well done to the over 100 students who were involved in this years production. All aspects of the show were produced by the students, including stage lighting and sound, set design and management, right through to acting and performance. Thanks also to Catherine Upton for her help with the choreography.
The DVD of the recent performance of Legally Blonde Jnr was recorded by Kevin Daly and is now available to order. The cost of the DVD is €10 and should be paid to school reception by Friday 2nd February
Here is a short trailer of the evenings events.
Hazelwood College Transition Year students who recently received their certificates on completion of the SPACE programme with Mr Ed Lynch
TY students who volunteered their time in Dromcollogher Respite Centre on International Volunteer Day. The residents of the Respite enjoyed a wide variety of talent from our students
One of the most important outings of the school year as LC1, TY and LCA 1 students attend the in Limerick. This initiative is supported by An Garda Siochana, Limerick Ambulance Service, the HSE, Limerick City and County Fire Service and the Road Safety Department of Limerick City and County Council. The reenactment and presentation is not for the faint hearted as it hammers home the dangers and harsh realities of taking to the road. Parents/Guardians of those who attended may like to discuss the experience with students as there are important lessons to be learned for road users of all ages.
Images from the recent Climb of Torc Mountain by Transition Years
The four hour walk took the students from the base of the Waterfall at Torc in Killarney to the top of Top Mountain, a 5km climb of 535m (1755ft) in just over 2 hours. The walk took the steep tourist climb from the base of the waterfall to the top of the waterfall. They followed the Old Kenmare Road between Torc and Mangerton mountains until they reached the south face of Torc. From there it was a trek along the OPW constructed trail to the top where a fantastic 360′ panoramic view was to seen on what was a cold but clear day. In the northly wind it was a crisp 7′C at the top.
TYs enjoying some gardening at the Kilmeedy Horticulture Project pictured with their mentor Mr William McNamara.
The TY classes take part in a workshop run by the Irish Wheelchair Association allowing them to experience first-hand the difficulties encountered by wheelchair users-while also having the fun of trying out a new sport.
