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Published: Thursday, 31 January 2019 15:46
On Monday 21st January, in conjunction with the Student Council, the students of CCS were asked for their opinion about whether social media has contributed to an increase in bullying in schools.
The results were collated and showed that an overwhelming majority of the student body - 65% - felt that yes it had.
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Tuesday 5th February is the designated EU Safer Internet Day.
CCS will be supporting this initiative in the following way:
• SPHE curriculum.
• Webtext to Parents: ‘How to keep your child safe online’.
• Donegal Youth Service: Student and Parent workshops:
➢ Parent Workshop: Wednesday February 6th, Aras, 7pm
➢ Student Workshop: Thursday February 7th.

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Published: Sunday, 16 December 2018 14:26

Minister Joe McHugh Visits CCS photo album
On Monday 10th December the Minister for Education & Skills, Joe Mc Hugh T.D. visited the school.
He met with members of the Board of Management, members of the Student Council and Prefects and discussed the development needs of the school and the challenges faced in managing a large school with a dispersed campus.
He was presented with a copy of The Last of the Name and a hand woven tweed scarf made especially for him by Anne McGonigle of Glendowen Crafts.
He took a tour of the school and was amazed at the extent of the campus.
Afterwards he met with and talked to the 5th Year Politics & Society class, the Prefects and the Student Council.
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