2ND YEAR 2005 – 2006 SUBJECT CHOICES Alan MacGinty

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2ND YEAR 2005 – 2006 SUBJECT CHOICES Alan MacGinty BLACKROCK COLLEGE 2ND YEAR 2005 – 2006 SUBJECT CHOICES Alan MacGinty

BLACKROCK COLLEGE PERSONNEL

MISSION STATEMENT To create an environment which nurtures faith To provide a community environment To encourage personal responsibility To prepare students for appropriate careers To transmit an appreciation of cultural heritage To promote parental collaboration

AIMS and GOALS BE CARING BE THERE BE TRUTHFUL BE THE BEST YOU CAN of the Environment of the Needy in society of each other BE THERE Punctual and Present Support one another BE TRUTHFUL Honest in dealings Honest in actions and words Honest in effort BE THE BEST YOU CAN

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT WITH FAITH AND STRENGTH AIMS and GOALS UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT WITH FAITH AND STRENGTH MOTTO OF OUR COLLEGE FIDES ET ROBUR

WHAT ARE WE TRYING TO ACHIEVE? PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE Academic Sporting Spiritual Cultural Social/Pastoral

SPIRITUAL Provision of Sacrament of Reconciliation once a term Annual Family Mass 16th October 2005 Annual Morning of Reflection for all pupils 26th April /3rd May/10th May 2006 Daily Mass in College

ACADEMIC Broad range of Subjects Core subjects individually set Performance monitored by Year Dean Performance communicated by Weekly Application, Monthly Progress Cards and End of Term Reports

CULTURAL College Orchestra College Choirs Debating Society Drama Production Instrument Tuition Music and Art Public Speaking

SPORTING TERM 1 + TERM 2 TERM 3 Badminton Basketball Chess Cross Country Judo Rugby Squash Swimming Table-Tennis TERM 3 Athletics Cricket Gaelic Soccer Tennis Sports Day ~ Swimming Gala ~ Sailing Regatta ~ Willow Wheelers

SOCIAL/PASTORAL ~ HOUSE SYSTEM ~ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ~ COUNSELLING PEER LEADERSHIP ~ ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ~ COUNSELLING ~ S.P.H.E.

COMMUNICATIONS Parents are invited to a meeting with the Dean at the start of each Academic year … Monday 22 – Friday 26 August 2005 Tuesday, 30th August induction morning for students Orientation Evening : 07 September 2005 Parents’ Association : Year Committees Regular communicaton with the Dean is encouraged Weekly Application and Monthly Progress Cards Homework Notebook Newsletters each half-term: 5 per Annum Blackrock College Website: www.blackrockcollege.com (Daily News and Newsletters) Achievement is awarded at the annual Prize Day Success, effort and service are recognised in the academic, sporting, cultural and spirtual domains

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT We strive to inculcate a … Sense of Justice Desire for a caring and compassionate society Independence of mind Respect for the dignity of the individual

SECOND YEAR STUDENTS – SUBJECT CHOICES 2005/2006 SUBJECTS TAKEN BY ALL R.E. : English : Mathematics : C.S.P.E. : S.P.H.E. : P.E. : Public Speaking : Computer Studies *GROUP 1* Select from this Group, i.e. Tick either (i) or (ii) Box SCIENCE + HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY i OR ii. MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY (WOOD) + HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY ii NOTE: ONLY ONE COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS (i.e.. i OR ii) MAY BE CHOSEN FROM GROUP 1 *GROUP 2* SELECT ONE SUBJECT FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING THREE COMBINATIONS (IRISH MUST BE SELECTED FROM NO. 1 OR NO. 2 UNLESS EXEMPT) IRISH, FRENCH, TECHNICAL GRAPHICS, MUSIC, SUPP. ENGLISH FRENCH, LATIN, BUSINESS, TECHNICAL GRAPHICS, ART IRISH, SPANISH, GERMAN, BUSINESS DO YOU WISH TO STUDY MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY (WOOD) – NIGHT CLASS? (Please Tick) YES NO MUSIC: DO YOU PLAY A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT? IF YES, STATE WHICH ONE ………………………………………………. IF YES, AT WHAT LEVEL (GRADE, ETC.) ………………………………. SINGING: CAN YOU SING? (PLEASE TICK) YES NO HAVE YOU SUNG IN A CHOIR OR OPERA? (PLEASE TICK) YES NO PARENT’S SIGNATURE: ………………………………………….. N.B. PLEASE RETURN TO MR TOM BRADY BY 25 MAY 2005 SECOND YEAR STUDENTS – SUBJECT CHOICES NAME: ……………………………………………………………………………... CURRENT CLASS: ……………………………………………………………………………

FREQUENTLY-ASKED QUESTIONS Q. DOES LATIN COUNT AS A LANGUAGE FOR MATRICULATION PURPOSES? A. YES. Q. WHICH SUBJECTS CAN MY SON SELECT FOR THE LEAVING CERTIFICATE, NOT HAVING STUDIED THEM FOR THE JUNIOR CERTIFICATE? A. ACCOUNTING : BUSINESS : ECONOMICS : TECHNICAL DRAWING : BUILDING CONSTRUCTION : MUSIC : ART Q. WHAT IS TECHNICAL GRAPHICS? A. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS THROUGH DRAWINGS * GOOD AT GEOMETRY, SKETCHING (2D/3D) PRACTICAL-MINDED/PROBLEM SOLVING LOOKING AT HOUSE PLANS, WORKING DRAWINGS Q. WHAT IS ON THE MUSIC SYLLABUS? A. 25% PRACTICAL : SINGING OR PLAYING AN INSTRUMENT 75% WRITTEN PAPER : HISTORY OF MUSIC MUSIC: COMPOSITION/HARMONY/SET WORKS/ SET SONGS – LEARN AND STUDY

FREQUENTLY-ASKED QUESTIONS Q. DOES LATIN COUNT AS A LANGUAGE FOR MATRICULATION PURPOSES? A. YES. Q. WHICH SUBJECTS CAN MY SON SELECT FOR THE LEAVING CERTIFICATE, NOT HAVING STUDIED THEM FOR THE JUNIOR CERTIFICATE? A. ACCOUNTING : BUSINESS : ECONOMICS : TECHNICAL DRAWING : BUILDING CONSTRUCTION : MUSIC : ART Q. WHAT IS TECHNICAL GRAPHICS? A. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS THROUGH DRAWINGS * GOOD AT GEOMETRY, SKETCHING (2D/3D) PRACTICAL-MINDED/PROBLEM SOLVING LOOKING AT HOUSE PLANS, WORKING DRAWINGS Q. WHAT IS ON THE MUSIC SYLLABUS? A. 25% PRACTICAL : SINGING OR PLAYING AN INSTRUMENT 75% WRITTEN PAPER : HISTORY OF MUSIC MUSIC: COMPOSITION/HARMONY/SET WORKS/ SET SONGS – LEARN AND STUDY

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