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Promoting our students interest in STEM.

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Our teachers were well equipped with materials to include in classroom lessons to promote Stand Up Week 2025.

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Our first year students raised €350 during a bake sale. This bake sale was to raise money in behalf of the Irish Red Cross for their Gaza Appeal.

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Nano Nagle Colege had something for everyone to celebrate Stand Up Week 2025 including pride friendship bracelets, pride karaoke, rainbow cupcakes and much much more! A great interactive way to celebrate our school community.

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Our students were busy for kindness week 2024, as we made a pledge to be kind and chose respect.

Talks were conducted and students were involved in a creative pledge sign up.

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Here we have attached LGBTQ+ inclusive curriculum based resources for Junior Cycle.

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Our new LGBTQ+ 🏳️‍🌈 club is up and running in Nano Nagle College in our Club Hub Room.

Thursdays 1.20-1.40pm

All Welcome!

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We are celebrating Neurodiversity Week this week and we had a special visit from Mabel, Scoil Íosagáin's therapy dog with teacher Michael Buckley and a mixture of 4th & 5th class pupils. She was an instant hit with staff & students alike and the benefits of a working therapy school dog were clear to see. Thanks to Ms. Sweeney for organising.

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Nano Nagle College Cultural Day/ One Book One Community 

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Nano Nagle College Cultural Day/ One Book One Community 

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What an incredible community celebration today at Nano Nagle College. In partnership with Scoil Aiséirí Chríost and Scoil Íosagáin BNS Farranree we were delighted to host a successful Cultural Day celebration and also celebrate the end of our ‘One Book, One Community’ programme.

A huge thank you to our HSCL Ms. Ingrid O Shea for the work on this worthwhile community initiative, Ms. Tara Moloney for overseeing the Cultural Day as part of School of Sanctuary, Ms. Julie Sweeney for the incredible culinary delights from around the world and Ms. Sandra Browne and Ms. Helen Barrett for the fantastic displays created by our students.

Scoil Aiséirí Chríost and Scoil Íosagáin provided a gorgeous musical act aswell as our own students with their teacher Mr. Bogue including a much admired Ukrainian song.

Many thanks to the Lord Mayor Kieran McCarthy for making this occasion a truly special one for our schools and the Farranree community.

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Students and staff had lots of fun at our wheelchair basketball competition! All money raised went to IWA-S.
Thanks to all staff and students involved!

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Our TY students were developing their career awareness and taking part in a taster day in Stryker. Thanks to Ms Dee and Ms Moloney and our TY students who we were so proud of.

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Congratulations to our students who created this inspiring mural for International Women’s Day 2024.

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Our religion teacher Ms Ryan and our second year students created an information stand on world religions to celebrate world religion day 2023. Well done all!

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Well done to some of our first year students, for developing an information stall on International Human Rights Day! Special thank you to our school of sanctuary leaders, Jayden O Callaghan, Saoirse Wyse, Emily Dunlea and Vanessa Mc Namara. Thanks for Ms Browne for facilitating this.

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https://www.belongto.org/standup/

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We would just like to thank everybody who was involved in our very successful Stand up Week 2023.

The week was very positive and all the events were very successful.

We would like to give a special mention about the positive responses from students relating to LGBTQI safety in our school. Linc came and gave a talk on Friday to junior and senior students and were delighted that our students fed back that they felt safe in our school.

The reps from Linc fed back to us that we were the only school from their 2 weeks of school visits to have such a positive response.  This reflects the hard work that every body puts into Nano Nagle College to include all in our community.

A few special Thank You's to the following:

Katelyn O Shea and Helen Barrett for sharing excellent teaching resources.

JJ Park and Kaitlyn Long for having fun and inclusive activities for Stand up Week.

Finally  we would like to thank ALL staff for getting involved in the week, through your lessons, conversations and general support of the week.

Thanks

Tara Moloney and JJ Park

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Nano Nagle College third year pupils developed a Sustainability Corner today in school to highlight ways we can live a more sustainable life.
Well done to our students and teachers, Ms Barrett and Ms Moloney

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HEAR & DARE

The Higher Education Access Route  (HEAR) is a college and university scheme that offers places on reduced points and extra college support to school leavers from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds who are resident in the Republic of Ireland.

The Disability Access Route to Education  (DARE)is a third level alternative admissions scheme for school leavers whose disabilities have had a negative impact on their second level education. DARE offers reduced points places to school leavers who,  as a result of having a disability, have experiencedadditional educational challenges in second level education.

The MTU are running information sessions on the application process. We encourage Leaving Cert students and their parents/guardians to attend. Booking is essential.

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https://radld.org/dld-awareness-day/

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Reaching out in to the heart of our community 

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Reaching out in to the heart of our community 

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Homework Club that helps the school community 

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Homework Club that helps the school community 

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Thanks so much to Ms O Shea for organising a fully supervised homework club. Any student can attend and the club is supported by a teacher.

The school provides a calm safe space to focus students on their learning.

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Nano Nagle College has begun the journey to receive the Belong To LGBTQ+ Quality Mark.
Thanks to Katelyn O Shea, Tara Moloney and Katelyn Long for leading this new development in our school

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Link to new Webwise SPHE resource for Online Bullying.
This resource is in conjunction with the new SPHE for Junior Cycle courses.

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This pack contains different subject based and programme based resources that can be used in Nano Nagle College.

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Staff and students are delighted to have our school’s story feature in NAPD Leader magazine.

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Nano Nagle College offers a rich and diverse curriculum that is complimented by a wide range of sporting and extra-curricular activities. We partner with a number of external agencies such as University College Cork, Munster Technical University, Apple, Dulux, and Business in the Community, LIFT Ireland, and Alliance Francaise to name but a few.

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Nano Nagle College offers a rich and diverse curriculum that is complimented by a wide range of sporting and extra-curricular activities. We partner with a number of external agencies such as University College Cork, Munster Technical University, Apple, Dulux, and Business in the Community, LIFT Ireland, and Alliance Francaise to name but a few.

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What a day!!! A massive thank you to Sanctuary Runners Ireland for allowing some of our girls and teachers to run with you today! It was an honour. Both staff and students had a fantastic time and the sun made the day even better. Well done to
all students involved and a massive well done to Ms.Long, Ms.I O'Shea HSCL and principal Mr.Gibbs.

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Katelyn's Day: Friday 28th April
We all know that students face challenges in their academic careers, but some face even greater challenges outside of school. Katelyn is one such student, who is currently facing a medical journey to Holland.
To help support her, our school is holding a fundraiser on Friday 28th April - a non-uniform day where students and staff can donate funds to help Katelyn on her journey. We encourage everyone to donate as much as they can and show their support for a member of our school community.
Let's come together to make a difference in Katelyn's life and show her that we care. ❤️

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Nano Nagle College, and our two local
primary schools will be leading a weekly walking group for parents & friends of the Farranree school community. We will meet outside the gates of North Pres. This group will be an opportunity for us to get some exercise, enjoy the fresh air, and most importantly, chat and connect with one another.
Walking has numerous health benefits, but beyond that, it's also a great opportunity to socialise and build relationships with fellow parents.
After the walk, each week walkers are invited to come to the school for tea/coffee and a chance to continue conversations in a relaxed setting. We believe this will be a wonderful opportunity to strengthen our school community and to support one another.
Thank you Ingrid O Shea

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What a phenomenal day celebrating our
sports day and cultural awareness day with our neighbouring school Scoil Íosagáin BNS Farranree and Scoil Aiséirí Chríost.
Ms K Long was instrumental with her team of
senior students organising and running a series of activities. Well done to all involved

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Staff took part in a wear red day to promote stand up to racism month in March.

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Staff and students took part in the wear red day as a whole school. Students really engaged with the awareness campaign and the day proved very successful.
We promote inclusion and diversity in Nano Nagle College.

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Celebrating Our First SOS Award Ceremony

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Celebrating Our First SOS Award Ceremony - Schools of Sanctuary Ireland

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The excitement built all week, and finally on Friday, February 3rd, 13 Champion Schools arrived into TU Dublin for our special ceremony in Technological University Dublin, Grangegorman, to officially receive their “Champion School of Sanctuary” award. The schools were presented with certificates and…

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Inside Cork’s first two Schools of Sanctuary for refugee students

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Cork is celebrating their first official School of Sanctuary post primary school, Well Done! 

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Cork is celebrating their first official School of Sanctuary post primary school, Well Done! 

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Inside Cork’s first two Schools of Sanctuary for refugee students

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The Leeside schools have now joined over 50 others that have been officially recognised as places of welcome, safety and inclusivity for all

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First two Champion Schools of Sanctuary in Cork City

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Thank you city of Sanctuary! Great write up for North Pres.

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Thank you city of Sanctuary! Great write up for North Pres.

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Cork officially has its first two Champion Schools of Sanctuary- Blarney Street CBS the first primary school and North Presentation Secondary as the first secondary school in Cork.

On the 22 nd of November 2022, Blarney Street CBS (primary) and North Presentation Secondary School in Farranree received their monitoring team visit by Schools of Sanctuary Ireland and were awarded their Champion status.

The SoSI monitoring team included Homayoon Shirzad, Paul Kelly (Cork) Nickie Egan (North Pres Primary) Fahmeda Naheed (SoS Ambassador), Br. Kevin Mascarenhas (Member of Places of Sanctuary Board), Sr. Josephine McCarthy, and Dr. Naomi Masheti (Cork Migrant Centre), and Tara Moloney (North Pres Secondary School).

In Blarney Street CBS Primary School, the monitoring team members were impressed by the warmth, commitment, and enthusiasm of the staff and pupils for putting into effect Sanctuary values. The school has achieved so much over the period of two years. The knowledge displayed by the pupils about the refugee journey and the issues pertaining to refugees, asylum seekers, and other migrants was outstanding and inspirational. Blarney St CBS also impressed with a video and song that the school produced themselves, a visual representation of the school's Sanctuary journey and commitment to being a place of welcome and safety for all.

A deep understanding of the Sanctuary ethos of welcome and inclusion was evident by all staff and pupils and it is embedded in the practice in the school.

The rich diversity that exists within this inner city school in Cork was clearly in evidence throughout our visit. There are 31 different nationalities represented within the school community. Clearly there was a whole school engagement with the School of Sanctuary process. The SoS Notice Board was prominently displayed and the key concepts were evidently well established within the curriculum.

North Presentation has set up a School of Sanctuary board on the wall of the school's corridor showing various activities that the school was undertaking, including action plans and pictures of various events. The team was very impressed with the positive and engaging interactions with students in the two classes they visited and also impressed to hear that the school has created a good connection with the Cork Welcome English Centre, to which a trip has been arranged for students, where they will learn about people in the international protection system in Ireland.

The core School of Sanctuary principles of Learn, Action, Share were finding practical expression on a daily basis throughout the school due to the fact that the student cohort now contained members who had come from a war-torn environment with all the consequent difficulties that this involves. The positive response by the school to their plight was very much in evidence and there was much learning and meaningful engagement happening on every front.

The introduction and inclusion of Ukrainian students into the school since September has provided the whole school community with a huge opportunity to embed the School of Sanctuary culture into school life. Some of the refugees spoke of how they had been welcomed, helped, supported and accepted by students and staff at North Pres. They are extremely grateful for everything they have received at the school and have now settled into their new environment thanks to the combined efforts of the whole school community.

The Monitoring Team unanimously agreed that Champion School of Sanctuary status be awarded to both schools, with immediate effect.  Sincere thanks and congratulations to you all for undertaking such wonderful initiatives in your schools and for all the work you do to make your school, community and society in general, a better and happier place for everyone.

View Blarney Street CBS Primary School of Sanctuary portfolio and their School of Sanctuary Video

View North Presentation Secondary School portfolio

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First two Champion Schools of Sanctuary in Cork City

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Cork officially has its first two Champion Schools of Sanctuary- Blarney Street CBS the first primary school and North Presentation Secondary as the first secondary school in Cork. On the 22 nd of November 2022, Blarney Street CBS (primary) and North Presentation Secondary School in Farranree received their monitoring team visit by Schools of Sanctuary Ireland and were awarded their Champion status.

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1st year students taking part in International Human Rights Day Webinar.

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1st year students taking part in International Human Rights Day Webinar.

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Many thanks to our 1st years, Ms O Halloran and Ms O Shea for facilitating this Schools of Sanctuary webinar. The students seemed to really enjoy themselves.

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2nd year students developed posters around the school on October  21st  for Show Racism the seed Card.
Students learned about racism and it’s negative effects on humanity.
Well done Ms Higgins and the second year students.

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We want to say a big thank you to Homayoon Shirzad, Br Kevin and Paul Kelly for their warm and welcomed visit to North Pres again today.

We were delighted to invite you into our classrooms to hear from our girls first hand the amazing work being done across the school community here at North Pres.

Thanks so much 🤗

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Peer learning spreading the message of Schools of Sanctuary. 

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Peer learning spreading the message of Schools of Sanctuary. 

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Our TY students have been very busy presenting a talk on Schools of Sanctuary to all of our year groups. Today they presented to their year students.
Peer learning is central to educational attainment and progression and is a great tool to spread the School of Sanctuary message across our school community.
Well done Vanessa and thanks to Ms Bowdren for organising!!

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This is a pod podcast on direct provision. The podcast is called Someone like Me.

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Listen to this episode from Someone Like Me on Spotify. This week our star is Kylie Ampofo who is 12 years old, loves Netball and learning languages! She also lives in Direct Provision with her family in Galway. She meets Tab Ruigu, an actor who also lived in Direct Provision when she moved to Ireland from Kenya.

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A comprehensive lesson resource  pack on migration

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Refugees and migrants in Ireland teaching resource pack 

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Refugees and migrants in Ireland teaching resource pack 

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This teaching resource may be useful if discussion Refugees living in Ireland

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Welcome To North Presentation Secondary School | Northpres Secondary School

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Open Night Update

The Open Night will be held on Thursday 17th November 6-8pm. The evening will commence with a Principal's Address at 6:15pm. We look forward to welcoming you.

Principal's Message

Statement from CEIST November 11th 2022

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Welcome To North Presentation Secondary School | Northpres Secondary School

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The Open Night will be held on Thursday 17th November 6-8pm. The evening will commence with a Principal's Address at 6:15pm. We look forward to welcoming you. Statement from CEIST November 11th 2022

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Ms Park and Sophie Lucey representing North Pres’ awareness campaign for Stand up Awareness Week.
We couldn’t be more proud!
#everyoneisincludedinnorthpres

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Sophie Lucey at our SOS stand at Open Night 

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Sharing Schools of Sanctuary in North Pres

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Sharing Schools of Sanctuary in North Pres

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Prospective parents and primary school students were invited to our Open Night yesterday evening.
Sophie Lucey our school ambassador was there to represent the work we do in Schools of Sanctuary North Pres!
Thank you to Sophie for representing us so well 🤗

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Irrespective of;

⭐️ gender
⭐️ cultural background
⭐️ special needs
⭐️ status
⭐️ religion
⭐️ colour
⭐️ sexual orientation
⭐️ language
⭐️ or any other identifier that makes humans different

In North Pres YOU are welcome

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A lovely portrayal of migrant living contributing to life in Ireland. Councillor Azad Talukder is a personal friend of mine and a great representative for Limerick and Ireland 🇮🇪
Well done!

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Letitia Wright on Aisha: Black Panther star says new film tackling the struggles of asylum seekers in Ireland helps give 'voice to the voiceless'

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New Irish film depicting the Immigration system in Ireland 

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Please see the following article from Sky News relating to a new film, Aisha, directed by Frank Berry.
This will be an interesting watch, keep this on your radar!
#NorthPres #CSPE #Religion #SchoolsofSanctuaryIreland

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After starring in the highly anticipated Black Panther sequel Wakanda Forever, Letitia Wright can now be seen in another film addressing themes of loss, as well as how we treat people from other countries.

But rather than being set in a fictional place where superheroes help keep the peace, Aisha is a study of the very real immigration system in Ireland.

The drama, from writer-director Frank Berry, who is known for his socially conscious films, sees Wright playing the titular role of Aisha; a Nigerian woman who befriends a former prisoner (played by The Crown's Josh O'Connor) while seeking asylum in Ireland, but whose future in the country is under threat.

Wright told Sky News that in preparing for the role she spoke to many people who had faced similar issues to her character.

"Frank [Berry] was able to introduce me to the people who he's been communicating with for the past four or five years of him making the script and putting it together, so I got to have real conversations with women who've gone through similar situations as Aisha," she said.

"I got to dive into the documentaries, dive into the research material that's provided for me via Frank and our production company, and I just got to sit with it and allow myself to be a vessel for these stories and to feed that into the character of Aisha.

"Because on the page, the work is pretty much done for you and it's on the page and it's excellent - but it's even more so when you're speaking to people on a real level.

"It channels the scene, it channels you as an actor to just be more sensitive and it does something for you in the scene - it brings a reality and a truth that you can't find by maybe just reading it and not speaking to people on a real level."

As viewers watch Aisha struggling to start a life in Ireland, the realities of the way the system works (or seemingly doesn't work) make for frustrating viewing.

Wright says the work has stayed with her.

"In a way when I represent any human being on screen I see it as truth," she said. "When we're speaking to these women and we're speaking to these young men and children who have gone through so much within the system, you realise that this story is pieced together from all their voices, but we just found a linear way to take you through that journey in the form of a film.

"But yeah, it does stay with you and it does allow you to see that your project is allowing you to give a voice to the voiceless and that's really imperative for us on this journey."
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Berry, who is Irish, says the idea for the film came about while researching his last film about the Irish prison system, when he discovered it was run by the same government department as the immigration system.

He says he then set about "listening and meeting people over a long period of time" in order to make Aisha as close to the truth as possible.

"It comes from a documentary impulse, because my background is documentary - so it's to create a space for discussion, really," he said.

"And if it's not close to reality, then it's undermined... the aims and purposefulness of the whole endeavour is to create conversation, that's the motivation behind all my work really, it's what drives me."
Read more: Wakanda Forever stars say they hope Chadwick Boseman would be proud
Wright says she wanted to be involved because Aisha felt so authentic as a character.

"I'm drawn to stories that explore characters on a human level [and are] multi-layered - I thrive for that, I'm thirsty for that and I try to look for that in each project," she said.

"Aisha is a beautiful contribution to my catalogue of truth-telling, but yeah, I try to find projects and characters that will move you because cinema is very hard and filmmaking is very hard, it's not an easy process.

"So you want to make it fun and you want to make it impactful and you want your audience to feel something, so that's my aim in life - do something that's meaningful."
Aisha is in cinemas and on Sky Cinema from 17 November

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Letitia Wright on Aisha: Black Panther star says new film tackling the struggles of asylum seekers in Ireland helps give 'voice to the voiceless'

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Black Panther star Letitia Wright is now appearing in Aisha, about a young Nigerian woman facing a maze of social services and bureaucracy as she seeks asylum in Ireland. She told Sky News how she prepared for the role by speaking to people who had faced similar issues to her character.

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Please see our Action Plan in school notice board in extension to se show far we have come!

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North Pres TY and Welcome English students 

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TY students visit Welcome English (14/11/22)

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TY students visit Welcome English (14/11/22)

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Our Ty student s were very fortunate to visit Welcome English on Monday (14/11/22).  Each student went in with an open mind and took something positive from the visit.
We are so happy to share our journey with our local community.

Huge thanks to Ms park, Ms Twoomey and Ms Walsh for facilitating this trip and also huge thanks to Brother Kevin for helping to organise!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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6th year Sophie Lucey will give a presentation to the Junior Cycle group and on (18th Nov 2022).

Friday's big lunch (1:20-2 pm) will have a face painting event on the ground floor or Lunchroom area with Paige (2nd year) and  Kelsie, Daria, Maria, and Alexandra (TY) students.

for this event, you are all welcome to give support to supervising the students on the ground floor or Lunchroom area.

Sophie will also have an information stand organised in the extension displaying up to date information for our community and we will be sharing this stand with prospective parents at our Open Evening (24/11/22).

Thanks to Ms Park, Sophie (student leader) and all other staff and students involved. 🏳️‍🌈

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Our TY students and students tys council were very lucky to be able to participate in a talk present by Homayoon Shirazad (Schools of Sanctuary Ireland) on the topic of Asylum Seekers (6/10/22).

This is a very upsetting topic more especially today in our current climate. Our students were very emotional on the day and we are so grateful that some could share their experiences…..

North Pres Welcomes All ❤️

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New student application forms available in multiple languages 

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We at North Pres have developed our language accessibility for all parents/families in our community by translating our application form into multiple languages that represent the diaspora in our community.
We believe in connecting communities and this was one target we set ourselves in 2022/2023 as a progressive school environment.
Thanks to all involved!

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Our Local Diversity Officer sharing with the community. 

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Our Local Diversity Officer sharing with the community. 

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Fahmeda Naheed, who very kindly joined us in her role as diversity officer joined our first Cork Schools of Sanctuary Event in North Pres in October 2022.
Here she shares her views and journey living in the north side of Cork City.
Thanks Fahmeda
https://www.rte.ie/news/2022/1018/1329987-muslims-ireland-conference/

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Internship Programme for Asylum Seekers/ Internationally Protected People

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Internship Programme for Asylum Seekers/ Internationally Protected People

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https://deloitteie.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Early_Careers/job/XMLNAME-2023-Development-Internship-Programme-for-Asylum-Seekers-Internationally-Protected-People_108975

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Sharing and creating with our youth contemporaries

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Our students Learning and sharing today.
https://www.rte.ie/radio/rtejrradio/clips/22062492/

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Raising awareness today on North Pres about RADLD. Great work being led into by our Home Ec. Teacher Julie  Sweeney 🤗
https://radld.org/

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Supporting Teaching and Learning for All

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Supporting Teaching and Learning for All

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We hosted the first Cork Schools of Sanctuary meeting on 6/10/22.
Lots of schools involved with schools of sanctuary came together in North Pres to share ideas and good practise.
Special thanks to Tara Moloney and Brother Kevin for organising.
Thanks to all the schools who attended.

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TY maths and art cross curricular language project

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TY maths and art cross curricular language project

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Our TY students using statistics carried out a survey of languages spoken by our school community.
They used this information to make welcome signs around our school.

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This link is to share resources for SOS in North Pres.

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Please feel free to add subject folders and add any resources that colleagues scan use to promote inclusion and Schools of Sanctuary in North Pres.

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Farranree students get behind initiative to support LGBTI+

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Farranree students get behind initiative to support LGBTI+