Comhghairdeas Ăł chroĂ libh a chailĂnĂ. Mar a deireann Nora Roberts ” If you donât go after what you want, youâll never have it. If you donât ask, the answer is always no. If you donât step forward, youâre always in the same place.â ~ Nora Roberts LC 2015 Home Economics HL EacnamaĂocht Bhaile ArdleibhĂ©al … Continue reading
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The cookery practical will take place after Easter holidays from the 22nd-24th of April. The cookery exam is worth 35% of the overall grade for Junior Certificate Home Economics. That is 210 marks (H) and 270 (0) . The remaining 90 marks is awarded for the textile craft you have completed. Firstly you will be given 30 … Continue reading
Let’s remember  that the mock examinations are not there as punishment or to make you feel disheartened ar scor ar bith, instead look at them as a way of testing how much information you have learnt up until now and to practice your exam technique. Don’t limit your challenges ladies challenge your limits- but remember … Continue reading
The summer holidays are coming to an end and it is time to take the school bag out from under the bed and think about the new year that is ahead of you. While some of you are eager to start secondary school here in St. Dominicâs Secondary School or most importantly eager to start whipping … Continue reading
If you want the grades girls it is going to require your time and your commitment. You need to designate a place in your house to study, organise it and establish a routine. You should aim to complete three hours study each evening and at least 3+ hours study a day at the weekend but … Continue reading
After school study for 6th years began today and will continue every Thursday from 3.30-5.00. These classes will concentrate on specific topics, exam advice and guidelines on how to enhance your exam results in Home Economics. After school classes for 3rd years will continue every Monday from 3.50-4.30. Â It is important that you attend all … Continue reading
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