Secondary Schools
Expression of Interest
Prefect – Monitor – Mentor Training
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- Role of school prefects
- Skills and personal qualities
- Assertiveness training
- Applications of skills and personal qualities
- Leadership
- Team working
- Learning all of the above through role play
- The role of Head Girl (delivered in last hour to Head Girl separately)
- How to organise a team of school prefects organising the School Prefect team
Stepping Up to Secondary
This is a fun interactive induction programme for incoming first year students. Going from being the big fish in sixth class at primary school to the small fish in the big pond of secondary school is a big change in a child’s life. The enormous challenge facing first-year is making friends and personal organisation.
Our Stepping Up to Secondary is designed to make the transition from primary to secondary school as easy as possible by providing activities and exercises on making new friends. Friendships help children develop important life skills like getting along with other people and sorting out conflicts and problems. Children with these skills are less likely to have social and emotional difficulties later in life. During this workshop students will be up on their feet working through ice-breakers, teambuilding, critical thinking, and networking activities. These activities are fun and have high impact in a visual way. We will encourage the students to develop a drive to succeed and have a “can do” attitude, move out of their comfort zones, remaining on task, be fully engaged as all activities are short punchy dynamic and stimulating.
Transition Year
- A Double Class per week over 6 weeks
- Foster effective communication in school and for work experience situations
- develop students’ self-esteem and understanding of others
- Improvisation and script drama
- Presentation skills
- Interview techniques (optional)
- Self esteem through drama
Leaving Cert Applied
6 week programme
- A Double Class per week over 6 weeks
- Promote teamwork
- Self esteem through drama
- Improve communication skills in school and for work experience situations
- Discover different aspects of acting, character development, plot, voice, speech and staging. All explored through the techniques of improvisation and script work.
- Facilitate and support students in rehearsing, staging, filming and critiquing their own drama work
- Help prepare a presentation folder for department of Education. (This will also need the help and support of the link teacher)