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Above is a link to the first year quizlet. It has digital flashcards and activites to help students revise vocabulary.

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Earthquake research sheet- first year geography (1) (1)

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A monk from Early Chrisitan Ireland Video Worksheet

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This is a little short movie we will be studying in class.

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Link to Quizlet full of French oral questions!

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Unit Test - Les nombres - 1st Year Revision

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Unit Test - Les nombres - 1st Year Revision

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Objectif Paris-2024 : les défis organisationnels avant le début des Jeux Olympiques • FRANCE 24

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Spin the wheel to see which item comes up next.. Ag Snàmh, Ag Marcaìocht, Ag Sùgradh, Ag Pèinteàil, Ag Canadh, Ag Rothaìocht, Ag Scàtàil, Ag Seinm Ceoil.

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Tá suim agam sa chispheil., Is féidir liom snámh., Is breá liom bheith ag féachaint ar an teilifís..

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Students to research one net game including basic rules and equipment requirements.

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Acmhainní Oideachais, Teagasc agus Foghlaim don Ghaeilge agus Gaelscoileanna - Bunscoil, Meánscoil agus Daoine Fásta. Gaelscoil and Irish Language Education, Teaching and Learning Resources - Primary, Secondary and Adult Learners.

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Getting started - Pastimes - GCSE Irish - Learners (CCEA) Revision - BBC Bitesize

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Revision notes for CCEA GCSE Irish on the subject of pastimes.

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Worksheets and sound files to help revise vocabulary.

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Exam will consist of 4 questions.

Rivers

The sea

Mass movement / Weathering

There will then be one question from before the break in December either: Earth's structure, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Fold mountains, rocks or Energy.

Revision material supplied and students aware of topics.

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The test will have 4 questions.

One about the Renaissance

One about Life and death during medieval times

One about a monk in a medieval monastery.

The 4th question will be either: Job of a Historian, Archaeology or Ancient Rome.

Students were told this and have been supplied with revision materials that will be start working through in class.

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Watch the link on Christopher Columbus and make flash cards of all the significant events of his life.

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Christopher Columbus for Kids | Learn about his life and what actually happened on his adventures

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Watch the YouTube video linked to this and write a short biography about Michelangelo using your own words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihlqGCfD5_g

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Life was very difficult in the Middle Ages. Complete the hexagon to revise over peoples lives in Medieval Times.

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Life and Death in Medieval Times Summary

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First year history

Nature of History: Primary and secondary source, Reliability of sources etc.

Early Christian Ireland: Art, Impact Abroad, Life in a monastery, Arrival of the Vikings.

Life and Death in Medieval Times: The Normans, Life in Medieval Town, Life in Medieval Countryside, Medicine and Health, The Impact of the Normans.

The Renaissance: Causes, Changes in Art, Life of one Artist, Health and Medicine, Science, Impact of Renaissance.

Second Year History Elder

US War of Independence: Causes, Main Events, Results

The Irish Plantation: Ulster Plantation- Who ordered it, how it worked, what impact did it have.

1798 Rebellion: Causes, Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen, Battles, Consequences.

Nature of History: Primary and secondary source, Reliability of sources etc.

Short questions on topics from term 1.

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First year Geography Cedar and Ivy

Maps: Four figure grid reference, six figure grid reference, directions, sketch map.

Rivers: River processes (Erosion, Transportation and Deposition), River features, human interaction with rivers.

Weathering: Chemical (Carbonation) and Mechanical weathering (Freeze thaw action)

Mass movement: Soil creep, mudflow, bog burst, landslide

One question on a topic we covered in Term 1

Second year Geography Cherry

Maps: Four figure grid reference, six figure grid reference, sketch map, straight and curved line distance, area.

Rivers: River processes (Erosion, Transportation and Deposition), River features, human interaction with rivers.

Coast: Coastal Processes (Erosion, Longshore Drift), Landform of Coastal Erosion, Landform of Coastal Deposition, Coastal Defences.

One question on a topic we covered in Term 1

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The following topics are for revision for summer exams in English.

1st Year: drama / studied film / speeches / debates / personal essays / studied novel / diaries / personal letters / formal letters / emails

2nd Year: studied novel / speeches / debates / studied film / short films / film techniques/ images and photographs to tell stories / persuasive language

5th Year: comparative study of ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ and ‘Small Things Like These’ under the mode Cultural Context (Higher) and Social Setting (Ordinary) / personal essays / comprehension (LC exam level) / Derek Mahon (both levels)

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The following topics are for revision for the English summer exams.

1st Year: drama / studied film / speeches / debates / personal essays / studied novel / diaries / personal letters / formal letters / emails

2nd Year: studied novel / speeches / debates / studied film / short films / film techniques/ images and photographs to tell stories / persuasive language

5th Year: comparative study of ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ and ‘Small Things Like These’ under the mode Cultural Context (Higher) and Social Setting (Ordinary) / personal essays / comprehension (LC exam level) / Derek Mahon (both levels)

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Look at what is on offer in Thailand. Would you choose it? Everything required is in the document attached.

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Business- Should we use private companies to help in emergencies?

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Business- Should we use private companies to help in emergencies?

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Watch this video from Paul O'Connell and see if you agree with his common sense approach.

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Paul O'Connell: Investments in the future: A new approach to foreign aid

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Poor countries need support in order to advance, but there are limits to how much aid can be gifted. How can developed nations encourage long-term help on a grand scale? Financial economist Paul O'Connell proposes a radical approach: enlist private investors to take on the challenge of high-impact causes in developing countries, such as expanding vaccination access in Nigeria.

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Investigate Ireland's consumer laws. see what you know, then do a little research (everything you need is on the pdf) and see what you learn.

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AIB Future Sparks 2022 - Consumer Laws Junior Cycle Student Workbook

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Business- Google, and the grip it has on the world

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Business- Google, and the grip it has on the world

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Read the attached document for the news article outlining the anti-trust case against Google in the U.S. See if you can answer the questions that follow.

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Google's Gigantic Grip_ Market Leadership in the Digital Age S

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Investigate the Economics behind one of the world's leading companies. Everyone loves Lego, but how is it run?

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Economic Marvels #8_ The Economics of Lego

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Here's a chance to revise the clock.

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Can you answer these questions about your family.

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Myself and my family Speaking - questions about your family

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Revision notes for CCEA GCSE Irish on the subject of 'Myself and my family'.

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Have a look at this website that goes through all the vocaulary based on your school. loads of games and activities for you to do.

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Tá an suíomh seo dírithe ar dhaltaí atá ag gabháil don Teastas Sóisearach. Baineann an t-ábhar "Mo Scoil" leis an gcúrsa bonnleibhéil, gnáthleibhéil agus árdleibhéil.

Tá foclóir chuimsitheach ar an ábhar "Mo Scoil" ar fáil sa suíomh seo: scoileanna éagsúla, ábhair scoile, foireann scoile, culaith scoile, rialacha, cúrsaí spóirt agus ar eile.

I dteannta leis an eolas sin tá cleachtaí ar fáíl atá ag baint le scrúdú an Teastais Shóísearaigh mar shampla na léamhthuiscintí.

Tugtar deis don dalta a chuid eolais a chur i bhfeidhm sa suíomh seo freisin le gníomhaíochtaí éagsúla. Tá cluichí, Webquest agus tionscnamh ríomhaire anseo a bheadh oiriúnach do ghach leibhéal.

Má tá aon mholadh nó tuairimí agat, cuir scéal chugam

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Tá an suíomh seo dírithe ar dhaltaí atá ag gabháil don Teastas Sóisearach. Baineann an t-ábhar "Mo Scoil" leis an gcúrsa bonnleibhéil, gnáthleibhéil agus árdleibhéil. Tá foclóir chuimsitheach ar an ábhar "Mo Scoil" ar fáil sa suíomh seo: scoileanna éagsúla, ábhair scoile, foireann scoile, culaith scoile, rialacha, cúrsaí spóirt agus ar eile.

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Try to find out the current minimum wage in Ireland. Look online at livingwage.ie to find the information. with this in mind try to find out what the recommended liveable wage is in Ireland. Compare the two and try to guess how people can make up the difference. (The unfortunate clue I have given you is that the minimum wage will be lower)

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This piece will help with revising the Household expenditure. It covers Income (both regular and irregular), payslips and how to plan our income effectively. It will detail expectations around exam based questions and give strategies on how best to answer them.

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This piece will help revise our personal finance section. It gives advice, strategies and examples on how to answer exam questions. It will help with all aspects of what we covered in personal finance.

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https://makecode.microbit.org/

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A Blocks / JavaScript code editor for the micro:bit powered by Microsoft MakeCode.

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Visual Art: Extension Task (SOW Potential) Texaco Competition 

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Visual Art: Extension Task (SOW Potential) Texaco Competition 

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Create a slide show, poster or a speech on 'The Importance of Diet and Physical Activity for Physical, Social and Mental Wellbeing'.

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Each summer, France hosts an enormous number of sporting events. One which takes place annually is the Tour de France?
What do you know about the Tour de France?
Can you find out anything else from watching this video?

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These are some traditions that take place over Easter in France! Have a look and see what you think!
Are they different to those in Ireland?
Is there a similar celebration in other cultures?

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Easter in France: Origins and Traditions! ✝=♥

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1. Design a comic strip of the life of a neolithic farmer.
2. Draw and label a crannog.

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French - Journée internationale de la Francophonie

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French - Journée internationale de la Francophonie

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Can you find the 30 countries in the world where French is an official language? If so, give this cool quiz a try!

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Can you name these countries that have French as an official language? Test your knowledge on this geography quiz and compare your score to others.

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Research a megalithic tomb. Draw it and label it.

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Compare numbers represented as numerals, objects, groups, and ten frames. Use a sentence, number line, or stacked units to determine the larger group. Hear the comparison spoken aloud in two different languages.

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Gather food labels (photos or physical copies) of foods that you like, examine the compare the labels. Which foods have the highest amount of protein, carbohydrates, fats, fibre and salt, per serving.

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Is learning French important to you? If so, why?
Can you list any other reasons why learning French can be beneficial?

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It is often said it takes 30 days to build a habit. With the new year upon us, see if you can reach a 30 day streak with Duolingo!

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Duolingo is the world's most popular way to learn a language. It's 100% free, fun and science-based. Practice online on duolingo.com or on the apps!

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'Adolescence - what's it all about?' - Research and write about one of the changes that young people experience at this time.

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Go to your local library and research one primary source and secondary source. It can be linked to a historical personality, historical event or geographical location. Report your findings to the class.

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Create a timeline of someone historicially significant/celebrity?

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Visual Art: Extension task - Photography task to be worked on at home - based on a theme - Christmas card competition

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Visual Art: Extension task - Photography task to be worked on at home - based on a theme - Christmas card competition

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Visual Art: Response to artwork - Improve ability to be able to speak about artwork. Handout of popular/ classical/contemporary artwork

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Visual Art: Response to artwork - Improve ability to be able to speak about artwork. Handout of popular/ classical/contemporary artwork

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Video giving a basic explanation on hpw hydraulics work.

Watch from 00:50 to 02:15.

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As we head towards Christmas, we are almost at the halfway point of the school year.
What have you learnt so far?
What have you enjoyed learning?
What have you found difficult?
Take some time to reflect on your personal language learning journey!

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Collections | Poetry Foundation 4. Studied poetry: write a poem inspired by the area you live in / write a poem about a famous local person / write a poem in a new format (acrostic, haiku etc.) / write a poem inspired by a collection of random objects found in a classroom. Choose a poem from a set collection and give a personal response. Also, give a personal response to a studied poem.

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Collections of poems, articles, podcasts, and other content related to a topic or theme.

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3.      Functional writing (email/letters): compose a formal and informal email / letter to your school principal outlining your views on your new school.

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2.      Speeches: report on a historical or contemporary speech that had a powerful effect on you / recite a historical or contemporary speech / compose and recite a speech for a specific formal and informal audience. Write a timed speech on a set subject that can be light-hearted or serious (cat or dog, doughnut or croissant etc).

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Wonder what 1st year Maths students in Trinity might study?

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Wonder what 1st year Maths students in Trinity might study?

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Why not challenge yourself?

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Bill Shillito has made some pretty cool and very informative math videos on YouTube. Check them out here.
Still have questions after watching this video? Check out Bill's follow up video here.
There are numerous applications of matrices, both in mathematics and other sciences. Some of them merely take advantage of the compact representation of a set of numbers in a matrix. For example, in game theory and economics, the payoff matrix encodes the payoff for two players, depending on which out of a given (finite) set of alternatives the players choose. Text mining and automated thesaurus compilation makes use of document-term matrices such as tf-idf to track frequencies of certain words in several documents.
Keanu Reeves' virtual world in the The Matrix (I guess we can call all three movies "The Matrices") have more in common with this tutorial than you might suspect. Matrices are ways of organizing numbers. They are used extensively in computer graphics, simulations and information processing in general. The super-intelligent artificial intelligences that created The Matrix for Keanu must have used many matrices in the process. This tutorial introduces you to what a matrix is and how we define some basic operations on them.
The Matrix is a movie made in 1999. It's about "a computer hacker learns from mysterious rebels about the true nature of his reality and his role in the war against its controllers."
Somebody asked the Yahoo community why it's impossible to divide matrices. See the conversation here. In the same way, this blogger (obviously someone who uses matrices for his job on a daily basis) argues that you can in fact divide matrices. What is going on here? Can you or can't you divide matrices? Share your answer in the appropriate place in the open answer questions in the think section.
In a lively show, mathemagician Arthur Benjamin races a team of calculators to figure out 3-digit squares, solves another massive mental equation and guesses a few birthdays. How does he do it? He'll tell you.

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How to organize, add and multiply matrices - Bill Shillito

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When you're working on a problem with lots of numbers, as in economics, cryptography or 3D graphics, it helps to organize those numbers into a grid, or matrix. Bill Shillito shows us how to work with matrices, with tips for adding, subtracting and multiplying (but not dividing!).

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Research three different mines in Ireland. Where these mines are located, what metal is mined, what products are made from these metals.

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Extension activities:

1.      Diaries: create a book cover for one of the studied diary entries / create a book cover for your own diary entry (real or fictional).

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Le Jour de l'Armistice is a significant day in France.
What does it celebrate / commemorate?
Do you agree with this celebration / commemoration?

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List the mechatronic input and output devices that are seen around the house.

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Visual Art - Extension Task - Inktober: Given a separate A5 notebook for pupils to work on either at home/during class 

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Record a 3 min video of you explaining what information is in this video?

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Not a lot of people know the tiny island of Bornholm, Denmark. But it may be the greenest island in the world. It has turned its economy around by investing in sustainable business and is set to become one of the first carbon neutral islands in the world.
Energy Island
Denmark is planning to build a series of artificial islands in the North Sea that will generate clean energy from offshore wind turbines. The project, known as the Energy Island, will consist of one or more islands surrounded by offshore wind turbines and connected to neighboring countries via undersea cables. The Energy Island is expected to generate enough electricity to meet the needs of 10 million households and will also provide a hub for renewable energy research and development. The project is part of Denmark's ambitious goal to be carbon neutral by 2050 and a leading exporter of clean energy technologies. The Energy Island is set to be completed in 2030 and is expected to create thousands of jobs in the renewable energy sector.
Molten Salt
One of the main concerns of wind and solar energy is what to do when the wind stops blowing and the sun stops shining. This is where large scale energy storage comes in. One innovative way to do store energy that's being piloted at scale in Bornholm, is molten salt or sand.

Molten salt is a type of thermal energy storage technology that has the potential to revolutionize renewable energy systems. The concept is simple: electricity generated by renewable sources, such as solar or wind power, is used to heat a mixture of salts to high temperatures. The hot salt mixture is then stored in insulated tanks, where it retains its thermal energy until it is needed. When energy demand increases, the hot salt is pumped through a heat exchanger, which transfers the heat to a working fluid. The working fluid then drives a turbine to generate electricity. Molten salt energy storage systems have several advantages over traditional battery storage, including higher energy density, longer lifespan, and lower costs. Molten salt storage can also provide energy on demand, making it a promising technology for the integration of intermittent renewable energy sources into the grid.

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Not a lot of people know the tiny island of Bornholm, Denmark. But it may be the greenest island in the world. It has turned its economy around by investing in sustainable business and is set to become one of the first carbon neutral islands in the world. Reporter Kiyo Dörrer investigates.

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Christmas Revision
Do some past exam papers on the following topics...
Tectonics - Earthquakes
Tectonics - Volcanoes
Tectonics - Tsunamis
Tectonics - Fold Mountains
The Rock Cycle
Karst (Limestone) Landscapes
Do the questions and bring in for your teacher to mark and give you feedback.

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Create an after school study timetable for a whole week, make sure to add in any extracurricular activities, meal times etc. Trial the study timetable for one week and make changes if you need to do so.

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Find six seeds from trees in your locality

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Introductory task: Students list as many safety precautions to follow with everyday objects in the home (kettle, hair curler, lawnmower etc). Improving their awareness of safety and using this to improve safety in the workshop.

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Write a letter to a sixth class student in primary school giving them some advice about settling in to first year in post - primary school.

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Karst Landscapes - The Burren
Watch this short video and answer the questions. Ask your teacher for the worksheet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKc_okvbfqs

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"Wild Ireland": The Burren in Spring, County Clare, Ireland

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Artist research - Extension Task - Recreation of Artist Work - Written worksheet handout - Artist that relates to the Art Element of the current scheme/strand

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Challenge some of your perceptions that you might have by using statistical data to think about the world

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Find, through research, SIX trees that are native to Ireland. Draw the leaf of each tree.
Find a folklore property for each tree (healing, magic ward, druidism, etc)

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Students to implement a league/ season based competition for their own game as part of a group incorporating at least one FMS.