Creative parenting
Adding interest and fun to lunches #fiveormorefruitandveg #balanced #lunch #creativeparenting #fun #foodchoices http://www.iradio.ie/blog/this-dad-makes-the-best-packed-lunches/
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Less guilty succulent homemade beef burgers
A good burger never fails to fully satisfy the hunger signals. The best thing about making your own beef burger is that it gives you the chance to have a burger that’s seasoned, cooked and dressed how you like it. However, the most important ingredient is the beef and more importantly how that beef is … Continue reading
Learning for life with Home Economics
Never has there been a better time to study Home Economics. I’ve tried to come up with my top 12 reasons for you to think about studying Home Economics for the Junior and Leaving Certificate Cycle . Hopefully you will find this helpful.
Student of the year and Home Economics spirit of the year award📚📝📢🌸🌼
A huge comhghairdeas le Chloe S as she is this years Home Economics student of the year and a big buladh bos do Megan C on being awarded the spirit of Home Economics award for her vibrant and positive attitude everyday in class. Maith sibh cailíní
Happiness is a choice- TY Digital media class & Postit positive
“Thyme Out to Tease your Taste Buds” event to celebrate World Home Economics Day 2015
We are delighted to announce as part of World Home Economics Day 21st March 2015 the Home Economics Department in St Dominic’s Secondary School are holding a “Thyme Out to Tease your Taste Buds ” event on Friday the 20th of March. The event begins at 1.10pm until 3.10pm. We are looking forward to … Continue reading
Happiness is experimenting in the kitchen
The transition years experimented with a variety of ingredients today. Pad Thai Pad Thai has been around following the end of WWII. As Pad is a Thai word for stir-fried. In Thailand, Pad Thai is very popular however most famously sold as street food. There are many ways to cook Pad Thai and sometimes depends … Continue reading
Giving a new lease of life to a once loved piece of furniture🎨👍🌺🚪
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
The fondest of memories are gathered around the table, or a tin of paint and brushes ♥
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
Introducing St Dominic’s Secondary School Ballyfermot’s TY blog- TickTalkwithNavySocks
The TY digital media module affords students the opportunity to produce a transition year blog. The Digital media class discuss their vision for the blog and agree on the key areas, topics and events that would be most appealing to teenagers to follow.This module offers a great diversity of experiences for the students and develops … Continue reading
Brainfood-Home Economics Blog 