Monaghan Collegiate School

Address:  Corlatt, Monaghan, H18X027
Phone: 047-82060
E-mail: mcsadministrator@monaghancollegiateschool.ie

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Ian Lovett

SEC Grant – Verification of Religion: Acceptable Alternatives

COVID-19 and Verification of Religion: Acceptable Alternatives

Please do not travel unnecessarily to complete the verification of religion process.

If you have applied previously to the SEC, please note this on your application form and we will verify your religion using the contact details you supplied for your minister last year.

For new applicants or applicants who have changed congregation since last year, please use one of the following alternatives:

Post:  you can post the Verification of Religion page to your church leader.

The church leader can sign and post the Verification of Religion back to you.

Put the signed Verification of Religion with your supporting documents when you are completing Step 3 of the application process: posting the supporting documents.

The church leader should not post the Verification of Religion directly to the SEC, it must be returned to you first.

Electronic: Scan/photograph the Verification of Religion page and email to your church leader.

We recommend that your church leader use the ‘fill and sign’ option in Adobe and return it by email to you. Alternatively, they can print, sign and return a scan of it to you.

If sending your Verification of Religion to us by email to info@secgrant.ie please include your certificate number in the subject line. This is the 8 digit number beginning 100….. Email received without a certificate code will be deleted and not processed.

If you are having any difficulties completing the application process due to the current public health restrictions, please contact us immediately at support@secgrant.ie

 

Remote Learning Update

Remote teaching & learning will commence for each year group from Monday 11th January. As was the case last March our main platform will be Google Classroom and each teacher will decide on the best way to deliver their subject to your child that promotes maximum student engagement (Live Classes,
recorded tutorials, weekly assignments etc…).

School will be open on Monday 11th January between 10am & 4pm, for students to collect books/learning material from their lockers if required.

For any student who requires a chromebook to access remote teaching &
learning, please contact Mr Lovett by email i.lovett@monaghancollegiateschool.ie

Students are asked to check their school emails and Google Classroom regularly

Extension to school Christmas holidays

Minister for Education Norma Foley TD and Minister of State for Special Education and Inclusion have  announced that the school Christmas break will be extended by three days, with schools re-opening on Monday 11 January.

Minister Foley said: “It is a key objective of Government that our children and school staff can attend school safely. This has been achieved through the valiant efforts of all members of the school community, and the additional supports put in place. The Government has considered carefully the public health data analysis regarding schools, which is hugely reassuring and shows that schools continue to be safe places.

“The Christmas school break will be extended for three additional days to 11 January. This will allow every member of the school community to follow public health advice closely and minimise their contacts before children return to school.

“Children, young people and their parents and school communities have been extremely responsible to date in ensuring that they follow the public health guidelines. It is really important that everyone continues to do this, so that we can all support the safe operation of our schools.

Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition

Two groups of TY students have entered the Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition. Their promotional videos are posted below.

This exciting competition, ran by Certified Irish Angus with their partners ABP Ireland and Kepak Group, challenges students to rear five Irish Angus calves over 18 months while completing a research project. The initiative aims to promote the Certified Irish Angus brand while educating students about the care and attention required to produce quality beef for consumers.

Each group also benefits from the proceeds raised through the sale of the animals at the end of the competition. The overall winners also receive a bursary towards further education.

Group 1 (Stephen McCoy, Simon Weir, Adam Graham & David Wallace)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18zbXZ2oqlehgbzySjYoHvwVW-QzoEhjI/view?usp=sharing

Group 2 (Samuel Donaldson, Harry Gray & Maksymilian Matyskiewicz)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u_C8eO8tXiXT0gEiXHAXTaOqqb2WHjOt/view?usp=sharing

 

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