Junior
Prize-giving (June 07)
This occasion marks the achievements of Year 10 pupils,
celebrating their attainment, both academic and extra-curricular. View Junior
Prize-giving photos in the gallery.
GCSE Prize-giving (Sept 07)
This occasion marks the achievements of GCSE pupils,
celebrating their attainment, both academic and extra-curricular.
View GCSE Prize-giving photos in the gallery.
A Level Prize-giving (Sept 07)
This occasion marks the achievements of A level pupils,
celebrating their attainment, both academic and extra-curricular. View
A Level Prize-giving photos in the gallery.
Download the full
GCSE & A Level Prize-giving booklet 07
Student
Council
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The student council has been formed to act as a channel between the
students of St. Patrick's Academy and the Senior Management Team.
Issues or questions raised by the students concerning areas of school
life are addressed to the council. The council have decided to discuss
a range of current school issues including, bullying, homework clubs
and after-school activities. All current details regarding the council's
activities are posted on the council notice board beside Mr J.
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The representatives responsible for your year
group are:
Year 8 - Laura Pabijonaviciute (8F) Kieran Pollard (8G)
Year 9 - Orla Canavan (9B) James Murphy (9E)
Year 10 - Una McCann (10D) Donal Maneely (10G)
Year 11 - Ultan Anderson (11C) Edel McGee (11G)
Year 12 - Matthew Marlow (12C) Riona Lesslar (12D)
Year 13 - Sarah Lee (13F) Aidan McKillion (13I)
Year 14 - Cathal McVeigh (14E) Claire Mullholland (14G)
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School Nutrition Action
Group
SNAG is a school-based alliance in which teaching staff, pupils and caterers,
supported, where appropriate, by health and education professionals, work
together to review and expand the school food service provided through;
Midday meals, Snacking services, Breakfast provision, Vending, Social
eating, Curriculum. The object of a SNAG is to increase the uptake of healthy
eating and diet. It can examine all aspects of the food service and the
curriculum ensuring philosophy and mutually supportive messages.
SNAG's most recent project has been to organise a petition which aims
to provide free drinking water for students in the canteen at break and
lunch time. They hope this will promote a healthier diet and lifestyle.
School
Canteen
Parents/Pupils will see
that our menus follow the strict guidelines as set out by the government’s ‘Nutritional
Standards for school lunches and other food provided in the school’.
We welcome comments and you may contact Mary Thompson, Facilities
Manager either through the School email address
info@stpatricksacademy.dungannon.ni.sch.uk,
by telephone 02887727400 or by writing to the school.
- Download the School Canteen
Price List
updated Sept 07
| Canteen Menus (2008) |
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June - Week Beginning:
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Senior
Prefects
Senior Prefects are elected at the end of each academic year. These students
form a team which is responsible for a wide range of administrative and
supervisory tasks on an ongoing basis throughout the school year. They
provide valuable backup for Year Heads and for teachers in charge of leisure
pursuits, extra-curricular activities and special events.
Senior Prefects (08-09)
Photographs
Senior Prefects' duties:
- To liaise with the head of his/her allocated year group.
- To take a particular interest in the affairs of that year group.
- To liaise with the class prefects of that year group.
- To report on the affairs of his/her year group at prefects' meetings.
- To organise the school formal.
- To assist with supervisory duties and to assist on all formal school
occasions.
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