The study of History at Junior Cycle is now a compulsory subject for students. As a subject it aims to “enable students to develop the necessary conceptual understanding, disciplinary skills and subject knowledge to investigate the actions of people in the past and to come to a deeper understanding of the human condition”. (NCCA)
The History Department over the last number of years have carried out some exciting projects remembering our past and bringing it to life again by combining the talents of our students with the technological advances of modern day. Click on the links below to enjoy a sample of their recent work.
Today is #WorldSocialMediaDay - did you know you can follow us on these other platforms? What's your favourite? 📱💻
#WeAreDonegalETB #IsMuidETBDhúnnanGall
Huge congratulations to all in the Finn Valley Vikings team and in particular to students John Mc Hugh and Jake Coleman #goldmedalists #powerliftingchamps
We welcome the new measures announced by Minister @SimonHarrisTD to help displaced Ukrainian students access further & higher education for the upcoming academic year. We offer PLCs in Killybegs (@StCatherinesVS), Letterkenny (@ErrigalCollege) & Stranorlar (@FinnValleyColl). 🇮🇪🇺🇦 https://twitter.com/DeptofFHed/status/1539262081924481027
Great to be in attendance at the @ETBIreland Middle Leaders Summer School with @DonegalETB teachers from @FinnValleyColl @cranacollege & @movillecc in @UL Limerick