1st years make sure to have your step by step method completed in your recipe copy as well as your completed detailed evaluation (be honest and be a top food critic). Do not forget to copy your cookery terms into your copybook, you will be tested during a game of “heads up” in class! Well … Continue reading
We had another busy morning in the Home Economics kitchen today. The transition years(TY) were busy baking and decorating cupcakes to sell at break time to help raise some ha’pennies for their interior design module. The ladies have completed their mood boards and are currently working on their 3D model to bring their inspirations to … Continue reading
On today’s break time menu were Granny’s ooh so good granola and groovy mixed fruit smoothies. All money raised is going towards the transition year interior design module here in St Dominic’s Secondary school. A selection of healthy snacks were prepared this week for our Healthy living themed week.
Group 1 unit 1 Lisa, Nicole Group two unit 2 Megan R, Jade Group 3 unit 3 Leah,Shauna Group 4 unit 4 Samantha,Amy Group 5 unit 5, Katie, Rachael Group 6 unit 6 Ciara, Alannah Group 7 unit 7 Chloe, Kym Group 8 unit 8 Sophie, Marie Group 9 unit 9 Lauren, Megan C
Bhí na cailíní as an gceathrú bliain ana- neirbhíseach ar an maidin ach fós bhí siad ag tnúth leis na torthaí a fháil ar ais tar éis na hoibre a chuir siad isteach anuraidh sa rang. A huge congratulations to all my Home Economics students hold your head up high. The strongest factor to your success girls is your … Continue reading
The Transition year students had a very busy morning in the Home Economics kitchen today. The girls made a selection of homemade pizzas for the pizza party that they arranged to raise money to help give the Home Economics kitchens a facelift as part of their interior design module. Thank you to all who supported … Continue reading
First years created a colourful display on why Home Economics is so important.
For some students things will have gone to plan for others perhaps not. Try now to look at the areas you are proud of and what you did well this year. Focus on your achievements no matter how small or in what part of your life. An incredible bunch of young ladies sat in front … Continue reading
For me one of the most worthwhile experiences about travelling around Thailand is tasting all the different types of food. Trying local food that has been prepared with passion and affection has certainly been an eye opener for me as a Home Economics teacher. So, I decided to take the opportunity to complete a half-day … Continue reading
Exciting morning planned with Tuk, Tub and his family here in the Thai Kitchen Cookery Centre in Chiang Mai. Looking forward to picking up some tips and family secrets here in their traditional Thai teak wood house. Let the fun begin, woks and wooden spoons at the ready!
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