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Overview • The role of Ceangail and Cinnirí teams
• Transition from primary school to secondary school.
• The Subject teacher, Form Tutor and Year head.
• The student journal.
• Uniform.
• Being organised.
• Cycling to school.
• School code of behaviour.
Ceangail team • Leaving Certificate students
• Connect with new first year students
• Act as role models
Cinnirí team • Leaving Certificate students
• Take on responsibilities and duties in the day to day running of the school
• Work with year groups to establish a relationship with other students and to offer a friendly face around the school
Transition from primary school to secondary school
Two day induction programme
• Structure of a school day
• How to access lockers
• Movement between classes
• Layout of the school
• Lunch rooms
• School rules
• Fun activities
My subject teacher
Link with parents
Promote excellence in Teaching and
Learning
Mark and monitor students’ class and
homework
Implement the school code of
behaviour
Link with Form Teacher & Year
Head
Set high expectations
My Form Tutor
Help Advice Support Guidance
Link with parents
Checks journal
Checks Uniform
Takes Roll Call
Monitors Attendance And Lates
My Year Head
Help Advice Support Guidance
Link with parents
Promote excellence in Teaching and
Learning
Promote spirit of student
body
Implement the School Code of
Behaviour
Link with Subject &
Form Teachers
Get to know each student
What will be recorded in my journal:
• My daily homework.
• Notes written by teachers.
• Notes written by parents.
• Test results.
How to use my journal correctly:
• Record all homework neatly in your
journal at the finish of each class.
• Tick off your homework assignments
as you complete them.
• Get my parent / guardian to sign
your journal nightly.
My Journal
How I Keep My Journal
List the subjects that you have on Monday in their order here (e.g. Maths period 5)
Record your Maths homework here
Tick here when you have completed your Maths homework
Get your journal signed each night
You can note reminders here
How I Keep My Journal
Test results here
Parents / guardians notes here
Parents / Guardians sign weekly here
• Label everything i.e. copies, books, pencil cases,
calculator, tech graphics equipment and your lunchbox.
• Use your locker in conjunction with your schoolbag.
• Keep your subject materials together.
• At assigned times go to your locker to get your materials
for your next three subjects.
• Check your journal at night and put only the materials
you require for the next day in your schoolbag.
Being Organised
“My Stuff”
• Use your locker in conjunction with your schoolbag.
• Stand your books on edge in your locker.
• Have the bookend with the title facing outwards.
• Keep it organised and tidy.
• Make sure it is locked.
• Problems: See the teacher in charge
VS
Being Organised
“My Locker”
Cycling to school
• Wear a helmet
• Respect all road users
• Always use cycle lanes
provided
• Lock bike securely
• Use the bike shelter
School Code of Behaviour
• Respect yourself and all other students and staff
• Be courteous and polite
• Respect all property
• Display a positive attitude
• Try your best in your studies every day
• Abide by the schools code of behaviour
School Ethos: We are a Salesian School our mission statement is:
“We Care Develop and believe together we achieve”
• We provide a friendly environment in which students can learn.
• We monitor student progression as you pass through the school.
• We have a very friendly staff that care about the students they teach.
• We provide a wide range of sporting activities which help make school time more
enjoyable.
• We support our students in their education and work with each one so that they
achieve their best.
Class allocation : • 5 Mixed Ability Form Classes for 1st Year
• Form Classes are based on Subject choice and information from
Primary Schools.
Subjects: 10 Core Subjects:
• English, Irish, Maths, Science, History, Geography, RE, PE, CSPE
and SPHE
Optional Subjects: 8 Optional
• Woodwork, Metalwork, Art, Technical Graphics, Business, French and
German, Music
Optional Subjects:
Woodwork, Metalwork, Art, Technical Graphics, Business, French and German
Choose 3:
•1 Modern language (French German)
•1 Subject from (Tech Graphics , Art, Woodwork, Metalwork.)
•1 Subject from (Business or Tech Graphics or Music)
Total subjects Junior Cycle = 13 Examinable Subjects 10
Number of classes per week:
• Maths, English and Irish – max 5 periods per week.
• All others get 3 or 4 periods – mixture of double and single periods
• Wellbeing; PE – 2 periods (1 double) + CSPE and SPHE – 1 period each
along with Tutorial time.
Punctuality
School day:
8:30am Students can enter the school building.
8:40am Students need to be in school to organise their
books and locker.
8:52am Students go to Form Teacher for registration.
9:00am Students go to first class.
If you arrive after 8:52am you are late for school. You wont have time to go to your
locker and get your books and get organised for the day ahead.
It is also important to be on time to all your classes for the day.
Attendance:
Why is attendance important?
If your not in the class then we cant teach you.
You will miss out on important lessons
You will have to catch up on missed work.
You might miss out on work needed for your CBA’s
You will fall behind on any project work you are involved in.
The school monitors attendance and we must report student absences to
TUSLA (You don’t want this to happen)
“My Uniform”
•Must be in full school uniform
each day.
•On the rare time that you are
missing an item of uniform then
you must have a note in your
journal explaining its absence.
•Wear your uniform with pride, you are a Salesian Student Now
Tie Neatly Tied
Junior School Jumper
Grey Trousers
Polished Shoes
Grey shirt
“My Uniform”
Polishable black school shoes
• Bullying/Anti Bullying Policy: • Belonging Plus Transition Programme:
• Includes presentations on Anti-Bullying to educate all students.
• Any form of Bullying: verbal, physical, psychological, cyber is not
acceptable.
• Students - Very important to bring bullying incidents to our attention; • Talk to Ceangail member, Form Teacher, Subject teacher
• Parents: Need to alert school if you notice change of mood or
anxiety over coming to school.
• We deal with it very strictly but we need to know its going on immediately.
• Booklist and School Calendar
• Booklist posted on website www.salesianscelbridge.com at beginning of June.
• Contains all book and materials needed for the year.
• It will highlight important dates such as 1st yr Parent/Teacher and School Planning Meetings.
• School Uniform:
• School jumper & tie, grey shirt, grey trousers and black polishable uniform shoes
• Ensure are items are labelled with your name.
• Responsibility of Property: • Schoolbags, PE bags, school equipment, lunch boxes,
water bottles – label everything.
• Jackets/Uniforms getting mixed up after PE and Sports – label everything.
• Bicycles need to be locked.
• Mobile phone – not allowed in school
• Not allowed to have a mobile phone turned on in your possession in school from 8:30am to 6:15pm.
• If really necessary to bring to school, should be turned off and stored securely in lockers.
• After-school Study:
• Opportunity to study after school for 2 hours each evening.
• Open to all years.
• Cost involved for supervising teacher.
• Very popular.
• Transition year: • School has a TY year after 3rd year.
• TY offers opportunity to try other subjects and activities.
• Involves going on trips outside of school, etc.
• Open to all students, however limited places and always
over-subscribed.
• Students overall school record, work ethic, positive attitude, manners and behaviour taken into account.
• Important to make a good start in 1st year.
• Also if you would like to join Ceangail or Cinniri teams in 6th year.
CEANGAIL & CINNIRÍ
Communicating with the school
• School Journal
• School office – your call will be directed to your son’s Form Teacher
• Please make a note of your son’s Form Teacher and their class: • Savio • Patrick • Bosco Classes named after Salesian and Irish Saints • Colm • Dominic
• School Web-site & Facebook page www.salesianscelbridge.com
Board of Management
• Chairperson - Dr. Kevin Byrne
• Ms. Geraldine O’Sullivan
• Mr. Liam Lane
• Ms. Antoinette O’Connor
• Fr. Paddy Hennessey
• Mr. John Lynam
• Fr. PJ Nyland
• Mr. Joe O’Connor
Parents Association
• Chairperson Mr. L. Norris
• Staff Representative Mr. Sean Gavin
• A vibrant and active association who play an important and significant role in the school and an importance voice and partner in Salesian College
• All parents – make a note to sign up and agree to get involved
Full cooperation
• Full participation in all school subjects • PE & Religious Education • School events, school masses and celebrations, Road Race and Sports Day
• Mobile phones & electronic devices €45 fine or 1 day suspension
• ICT facilities in the school – School Email accounts
• Smoking / tobacco / “vapes” / Alcohol / illegal substances
• Student property – write your name on all your belongings and take them home with you
• €125 Annual school charge
School Uniform Sales
• Organised by the Parents Association
• 1 in June 6pm-8pm
• 2 in August 6pm-8pm
• No credit card facililties – Cash & Cheque only ( to be made out to Salesian College)
• Know your son’s sizes before you come to the sale
• Jumper €55 & Tie €12
• THIS IS THE ONLY WAY YOU WILL BE PROVIDED WITH THE UNIFORM – WE WILL NOT ACCEPT OR PROCESS REQUESTS TO THE SCHOOL OFFICE – IF YOUR SON DOES NOT HAVE THE SCHOOL UNIFORM FOR HIS FIRST DAY AS YOU HAVE NOT ARRANGED THIS HE IS NOT TO ATTEND - SO PLEASE ENSURE YOU ORGANISE THIS.