A few wise words as December is around the corner and well, the last month of the year ladies. Why don’t we slow down and take a look at how your revision plan is working or if it is not working effectively, how can we improve it. What have you accomplished and where are you … Continue reading
Be the master of your petty annoyances and conserve your energies for big worthwhile goals, the leaving certificate. It isn’t the mountain ahead that wears you out, it’s the sand in your shoe 👟🏄 Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes rise to the stars.
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There will be no excuses ladies! © Complete the following exam questions for homework. 2014 long question 4 2013 long question 2 j
© Looking forward to seeing the creative custom made labels on Friday. Click Skin care to try make your very own products at home. Evaulation of the class The Appearance: “The exfoliator was a bland cream colour. The cleanser was an off white colour with a hint of green.The toner was a green colour. The face mask was also a … Continue reading
The TY home economics were busy being thrifty and nifty today giving the tables a quirky new face lift down in 6th year Kitchen, here in St Dominic’s Secondary School Ballyfermot. Upcycling school furniture can increase its value in the eyes of the students and make it more attractive. Painting or decoupaging furniture is a … Continue reading
All hands on deck today just in time for our comenius students tomorrow 🍵🍴🍝
A busy weekend, just the finishing touches to complete! Fantastic teamwork demonstrated by all involved especially our helpers Tara, Joe and Leah. https://twitter.com/tara_kdm/status/531461580010295296 Show learners that you value creativity, that you not only allow it but also actively engage in it #homeeconomics pic.twitter.com/bHnxVGJc4x — Ms Mills (@msmillshomeec) November 9, 2014
1. Clear the room of all tables, chairs, decorations, light and equipment that can be moved. 2.Move anything that can’t be removed into the middle of the room and cover it in plastic or old sheets to protect against splatters of paint. 3.Remove any cobwebs or dust. 4.Put paper or sheets on the floor. 5.Fill in … Continue reading
Sometimes there are things in the world we cannot change, but it’s amazing how making some changes to the environment in which we are in everyday can really create and increase opportunities to succeed and participate to our full potential. I’m now introducing our new height adjustable kitchen unit. The Home Economics department are delighted … Continue reading
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