Wednesday, 30 September 2015
Open Day Saturday October 10th 2015
Villiers School, North Circular Road, Limerick
Invites
Parents of 5th and 6th class pupils
to an Open Morning in Villiers School
on Saturday October 10th from 11.00am - 1.00pm
Headmistress' Address at 11am
Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Thursday, 17 September 2015
Cycle Against Suicide Ambassador School Award
VILLIERS SCHOOL
receives Cycle Against Suicide
‘Ambassador School’
award at Farmleigh House
- VILLIERS SCHOOL
honoured for their efforts in promoting positive mental health.
To coincide with World Suicide Prevention Week, Cycle Against Suicide
honoured the efforts and achievements of 45 secondary schools from all over
Ireland, including Villiers School in promoting positive mental health
awareness and their dedication in spreading the message, that "it's ok not
to feel ok; and it's absolutely ok to ask for help".
At a special reception in Dublin’s Farmleigh House, attended by the
Department of Education and the Institute of Guidance Counsellors, student
representatives of Villiers were awarded 'Ambassador School' status by Cycle
Against Suicide, receiving a special plaque which is set to take pride of place
in the school. This award acknowledges their exceptional commitment in the
promotion of positive mental health and ultimately, their efforts in breaking
the cycle of suicide across Ireland.
Cycle Against Suicide’s ‘Ambassador School’ awards are a key pillar in
Cycle Against Suicide’s year-long schools programme. To be in with a chance of
being recognised for their schools’ efforts, the school must complete five key
sets of criteria, in the promotion of mental health; including getting active,
hosting a mental health week and project work.
The approach encourages active
engagement and participation among student and staff populations within
their schools and crucially, in their communities.
Speaking on behalf of Cycle Against Suicide, CEO Paul McBride said
“There is immense positivity surrounding our schools programme especially the
awards ceremony. The aim of Cycle Against Suicide is the reassurance that it's
ok not to feel ok; and it's absolutely ok to ask for help. Having 45 schools
receiving recognition for spreading this message is fantastic and I applaud
their efforts. Students, teachers and principals are making a real
difference in promoting open communication and action in their communities,
for which they deserve to be immensely proud."
Cycle Against Suicide Schools Co-ordinator, Angeline Collins acknowledged
the high levels of interest in the awards, saying; “The huge interest from schools
requesting adds to our motivation to continue to recognise innovative and
effective initiatives developed by schools and to share and showcase good
practice”.
Attendees at the ceremony in Farmleigh House, included students,
teachers, principals as well as members of the Institute of Guidance
Counsellors, members of the Department of Education and representatives of
Cycle Against Suicide. In attendance on behalf of Villiers were Hayley Connole
5M, Rebecca Gleeson 6M and Mr. McNair.
Prefect Induction 2015
Glorious weather greeted the prefect group of 2015 as they engaged in a weekend of team building, personal development and leadership training. Many thanks to the staff of Derg Isle Activity Center and to Mr. Sutton and Mr. McNair, who devised a fantastic program of activities and events - well done to all involved.
A special thank you also to Ms. Crowley and Ms. Sterritt who enjoyed a night under the stars with the student group!!!
Best of luck to the all prefects in 2015/2016.
A special thank you also to Ms. Crowley and Ms. Sterritt who enjoyed a night under the stars with the student group!!!
Best of luck to the all prefects in 2015/2016.
Sunday, 6 September 2015
TY Team Building
Transition Year Team Building
Dromineer Yacht Club, Nenagh, Co.Tipperary
On Thursday September 3rd 2015 our Transition Year students took part in both land and water based activities in Dromineer Yacht Club, as part of their induction to our TY Programme.
This was a wonderful experience for students and teachers as they engaged in a range of team building activities which are designed to improve team dynamics,build trust, facilitate communication and teamwork.
Well done to all involved!
.
Dromineer Yacht Club, Nenagh, Co.Tipperary
On Thursday September 3rd 2015 our Transition Year students took part in both land and water based activities in Dromineer Yacht Club, as part of their induction to our TY Programme.
This was a wonderful experience for students and teachers as they engaged in a range of team building activities which are designed to improve team dynamics,build trust, facilitate communication and teamwork.
Well done to all involved!
.
Saturday, 22 August 2015
Charity Cycle
We are excited to announce a charity cycle in aid of the Villiers Rugby World Cup Tour and Ian’s Trust which will take place on Saturday 12th September 2015 at 12PM in the form of a 20k looped route.
Get a sponsorship card from a member of the rugby staff, sponsor a cyclist or sign up on the day for €20.
Monday, 17 August 2015
Outstanding Leaving Cert Results 2015
Leaving Certificate 2015
Congratulations to the Class of 2015 on their outstanding Leaving Certificate achievements. We are delighted with how the year group did and are feeling very proud of their success. As always, results are individual and while we have had many high achievers in terms of CAO points we are also delighted that so many students reached their full potential and achieved personal success.
This year we have lots to celebrate. This has been our largest ever Leaving Certificate group with a record number of students taking exams and choosing to either board or day board to avail of study facilities in school. Overall, 25% of students gained 500+ CAO points with 2% of students gaining 600+ points, and 55% of students achieved over 400 points - a fantastic accomplishment..
The students are a credit to the school, their families and especially to themselves.
A special thank you to their teachers for their hard work, dedication, expertise and encouragement during the last six years.
We wish the Class of 2015 every success in the future - we look forward to your continued links to Villiers and to hearing about all of your successes as you take your next steps.

Congratulations to the Class of 2015 on their outstanding Leaving Certificate achievements. We are delighted with how the year group did and are feeling very proud of their success. As always, results are individual and while we have had many high achievers in terms of CAO points we are also delighted that so many students reached their full potential and achieved personal success.
This year we have lots to celebrate. This has been our largest ever Leaving Certificate group with a record number of students taking exams and choosing to either board or day board to avail of study facilities in school. Overall, 25% of students gained 500+ CAO points with 2% of students gaining 600+ points, and 55% of students achieved over 400 points - a fantastic accomplishment..
The students are a credit to the school, their families and especially to themselves.
A special thank you to their teachers for their hard work, dedication, expertise and encouragement during the last six years.
We wish the Class of 2015 every success in the future - we look forward to your continued links to Villiers and to hearing about all of your successes as you take your next steps.
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