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Idirbhliain - Clár & Ábhair/Programme & Subjects

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Clár bliana

Ábhair Lárnacha

Gaeilge

Béarla

Mata

Fraincis/ Gearmáinis / Spáinnis

Treoir

Creideamh

Corpoideachas

Ríomhaireacht

Ábhair Roghnacha

Gnó

Stair

Tíreolaíocht

Cuntasaíocht

Bitheolaíocht

Fisic

Ceimic

Ealaín

Ceol

Eacnamaíocht Bhaile

Modúil Idirthréimhse

Seapánis

Stáidear scannán

Spórt (Obair Giomnáisiam)

Turais Bhaile Átha Cliath

Mionchomhlacht

Scileanna faoin aer

Scríbhneoireacht chruthaitheach

Grianghrafadóireacht

Garchabhair

Dearadh gréasáin

Ficheall

Drámaíocht

Ceannairí Todhchaí CLG

Programme Content

TY students study a set of core subjects for the entire year this includes the compulsory subjects for the Leaving Certificate (English, Irish, Mathematics, French/German) as well as other core subjects such as Religion and Computers.

They have an opportunity to try out all the subjects which are available as choice subjects at Leaving Certificate subjects in a 7 or 9 week module. This helps the students to make informed choices when they pick their subjects in 5th year.

They are also offered a range of other modules especially designed for TY which introduce them to a variety of subject areas to improve their skills in various areas.

Core Subjects

  • Gaeilge
  • English
  • Maths
  • French OR German OR Spanish
  • Guidance
  • Religion
  • PE
  • Computers

Optional Subjects

  • Business
  • History
  • Geography
  • Accountancy
  • Biology
  • Fisic
  • Ceimic
  • Art
  • Music
  • Home Economics

Transition Year Modules

  • Japanese
  • Film studies
  • Sport (Gym work)
  • Trips around Dublin
  • Minicompany
  • Outdoor skills
  • Creative writing
  • Photography
  • First aid
  • Web design
  • Chess
  • Drama
  • GAA Future Leaders
Mar 29
2023
Cruinniú Tuismitheoirí Bliain 6
Apr 03
2023
Saoire na Cásca
May 01
2023
Lá Saoire Bainc
May 02
2023
Lá Saor
Mobhí Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9
01 837 0762
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