Podcasts about Transition Year

Transition Year students from St. Flannan's College took on a big challenge, in aid 3 charities last Friday, the 2nd of May. Following last year's successful climb of Croagh Patrick, they took to the mountain once again, to raise funds for Cahercalla Community Care, Milford Hospice, and Cancer Care West. To find out more about the climb, Alan Morrissey was joined in-studio by Transition Year Students, Dylan Lehane & Oscar O'Gara and teacher, Edel Vaughan. To support, please visit https://www.gofundme.com/f/st-flannans-college-ty-students-climb-for-cancer

This year is a transition year for many of us due to the macro-economics, industry instability, and perhaps our own transformations.This year is the year to double down on your principles, build new skills, sharpen existing ones, rebuild your confidence and resilience, and surround yourself with the right people. Remember, we play the long game; that is how we can win in the long run. Be patient and keep going!

All this week, Transition Year students have been taking part in Radio Kerry's TY Week with Learning Waves. The culmination of the week-long course is tomorrow morning's Saturday Supplement programme, which the TY students have put together. Jerry spoke to Daniel Coleman, Evita Krisiuleviciute, Emilie Keane Stack, and Aisha Pabon, about what's coming up on the show.

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Short term loan maturities are a death sentence in a down market, which is causing major pain for sponsors and Limited Partners. Since mid-2022, multifamily prices have plummeted as high as 40%, and transaction volume is down 80%. Class C, in particular, has taken the largest beating. Currently, lenders are giving loan extensions to sponsors who can raise more money, thereby reducing their exposure. In turn, the lenders are hoping they'll be able to foreclose at the end of the extension, and sell the properties in a better market. Brian Burke, President and CEO of Praxis Capital, has been through several cycles, and believes that 2025 will be a transition year for multifamily. 

On today's Late Lunch with Louise Walsh, we talked of Christmas traditions and wildlife as well as as a chair made of hurls and a remarkable gift idea by one young Transition Year student. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is transition year a doss or is it necessary?

The Transition Year has garnered the interest of the international media, as a formative experience for young students. With Oscar winner Cillian Murphy giving his support also to the programme, offering an oasis between junior and senior exam cycles.But, particularly where expense is concerned, has it become too much?Is the cost of another school year worth it? Or should the programme be centrally funded before it properly earns the nickname of a ‘doss year'?Joining Andrea to discuss is Kevin Shortall, Principal of St. Aidan's Community School, Tallaght, Barbara Ennis, Principal of Alexandra College Dublin and more to discuss.

The Story of Young Champions Fighting Homelessness.In this episode of the All Walks podcast, we meet an incredible group of young people proving that true heroism often goes unseen, thriving in the shadows, where they bring light to those who need it most. We are joined by Founder Brandon, Stephen and Dylan, all volunteers with the DHA>A Mission Born of EmpathyEvery night, when most of us are sleeping soundly, this team of volunteers ventures into the city streets. Their mission? To provide essential supplies, warm meals, and a glimmer of hope to people experiencing homelessness in Dublin City.This initiative started as a simple idea when founder Brandon O'Connor (I while in Transition Year) arranged a sleep out to support his mum, who experienced homelessness and addiction. It was sparked by the desire to make a difference. now six years on with 20 volunteers strong, the DHA is going from strength to strength.Navigating Danger and UncertaintyThe streets of Dublin city at night can be unpredictable and dangerous, but these young heroes don't flinch. They've faced challenges ranging from inclement weather to tense encounters, yet their resolve remains unshaken. Building Bridges, Not Just Giving AidThis isn't just about handing out blankets or food; it's about creating human connections. They listen to stories, provide encouragement, and, perhaps most importantly, remind people they are not forgotten.Why Their Work MattersHomelessness is a complex issue often reduced to stereotypes or ignored altogether. This group reminds us that solutions don't always have to come from large organisations or government policies. Sometimes, it's individuals who make the most profound impact.

It is TY Media Week, with a group of Transition Year students in Clare FM from Monday to Friday. The students, who attend different schools in Clare, are learning all about radio. Alan Morrisey was joined by two of the students, Dylan McGloin from Rice College Ennis and Ava Carrol from St Patrick's Comprehensive, as well as our own Colum McGrath. Photo (c): Clare FM

A new RSA programme, launched in September, delivering road safety education to transition year students has proved to be a success. To tell us more about the programme, we were joined by Mary Madden, Director of Schools from the Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim ETB and by the RSA's Director of Partnerships and External Affairs Sarah O'Connor.

10am Hour 1 - Sal talks about how this "transition year" for the Bills has gone differently than expected.

Today the Ombudsman for Children's Office is calling for fair and equitable access for all students to Transition Year. For more on this we heard from Eric Nelligan, Teacher, assistant principal and Aontu Spokesperson on Education.

Today the Ombudsman for Children's Office is calling for fair and equitable access for all students to Transition Year. For more on this we heard from Eric Nelligan, Teacher, assistant principal and Aontu Spokesperson on Education.

Student Ethan Coll and teacher Kieran Kelly from Coláiste Mhuire, secondary school in Mullingar told Brendan about the incredible things they've been doing to highlight road safety in their Transition Year class. They've even made a viral video! It can be viewed on the Coláiste Mhuire Instagram page.

A former County Councillor believes it's crucial that road safety education becomes a core part of the school curriculum. It comes as a safe driving programme is set to be rolled out in September for all Transition Year students and will focus on preparing students for learning to drive while educating them on the dangers of unsafe behaviour on the road. 119 people have died on Irish roads so far this year, which is 14 more than this time last year. Former Sixmilebridge Independent Councillor PJ Ryan says young people need to understand the dangers associated with driving.

8am hour 3 - The guys talk about the expectations for the Bills this year and if they can still succeed if they're considered a team in transition. 

Transition year was introduced in schools almost 30 years ago, in September 1994. But has it served its purpose? We ask Gemma Lawlor Guidance Counsellor at Tyndall College Carlow.

Transition Year was first introduced in secondary schools 50 years ago, but how has the program changed since then? And what are the pros and cons of the so-called ‘doss' year?To discuss, Kieran Cuddihy is joined by Eric Nelligan, Assistant Principal at St Munchins College Limerick and Aontú's Education Spokesperson, and Newstalk's own Alex Rowley.

Transition year was introduced in schools almost 30 years ago, in September 1994. But has it served its purpose? We ask Gemma Lawlor Guidance Counsellor at Tyndall College Carlow.

Mary McCarthy, freelance journalist // Kevin Shortall, principal of St. Aidan's Community School, Tallaght

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A tweet from Psychologist and Author Katriona O'Sullivan shocked many today. Her son told her that 'The poor kids are often the rule breakers & don't get accepted into TY!'. This was after a conversation on the cost of school trips. Is this a common thing?Andrea is joined by Katriona as well as listeners to discuss.

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Alannah Corcoran Cusack is one of five students from Coláiste Dún an Rí in Cavan that have created a bin that automatically sorts rubbish. They hope to travel to Tokyo in August to compete at the Students Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship (SAGE) World Cup if they can get enough funding.

The students at St. Anne's Community College in Killaloe are hosting their inaugural arts and music festival later this week. The Fresh Eyes Festival, which will take place on Thursday (16th May), is a youth led arts and music festival that has been organised by and is being run by the college's Transition Year students. To find out more about the event, Alan Morrissey spoke with students Aisling O'Connor and Sara Lancaster.

Transition Year students from Rice College have presented their vision for Ennis in 2040 at Clare County Council. Months of research and action planning went into the presentation to a panel of judges as part of the Ennis 2040 DAC education programme. To discuss this further Alan Morrissey was joined by Kevin Corrigan, the Chief Operating Officer of Ennis 2040 DAC and by TY Students from Rice College: Kelly McMahon, Sanjida Rahman, Ania Rog and Isabelle Keane.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by John Burns, retired Deputy Principal at Rice College and Director of the Burns Study Centre in Ennis. This week, John discussed the pros and cons of transition year.

Datapac, Ireland's leading technology solutions and services provider, has announced the launch of Pathways Inclusion, a new initiative which aims to expand access to technology careers through diversity and inclusion. With the Pathways Inclusion initiative, Datapac plans to widen the talent pool within the technology industry by targeting largely untapped talent groups. These include career-changers with transferrable skills and rich work experiences, and those seeking direct entry into the workforce after secondary education. The initiative will also encourage more women and young girls to consider careers in technology. With a focus on collaboration rather than competition, Datapac aims to create a more inclusive environment within the indigenous IT industry in Ireland. This new initiative builds on Datapac's successful work and graduate placement programmes, which have taken on over 220 candidates in the last 18 years. Pathways Inclusion will seek to reach, empower, and support individuals throughout all the stages of their education. Primary school: Much of the inequality in the technology sector, particularly the gender gap which is still prevalent, can be traced back to the very root of education. Datapac recognises the importance of early education in shaping perceptions and aspirations and will collaborate with key organisations to promote a more inclusive narrative about to children from a young age, helping to broaden their horizons for what's possible during their life trajectory. Secondary school: Mentorship and exposure to lived examples during the formative secondary school years can have a significant impact on career choices. Datapac, in partnership with Maynooth University, will participate in the STEM Passport programme from September 2024 to provide mentorship to Transition Year girls, encouraging their pursuit of STEM careers and culminating in a level 6 STEM qualification. Additionally, Datapac is embarking on roadshows at local secondary schools to inspire students by sharing first-hand experiences Third level: Datapac's third-level work placement programme offers students diverse, real-world experiences within the tech sector, exposing them to various roles and opportunities for growth Post-graduation: The Graduate Development Programme at Datapac provides tailored career experiences and mentorship to graduates from a broad array of disciplines, equipping them with industry-recognised certifications and skills necessary to excel in the tech sector Datapac, in close collaboration with its talent acquisition partner Intellect Talent, employs inclusive hiring practices to attract candidates from diverse backgrounds, focusing on transferrable skills and potential for growth over traditional qualifications. Datapac employees benefit from a range of support systems designed to enhance their professional skills and personal growth. These include an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP), continuous learning and upskilling opportunities, and a Community Contribution Initiative which encourages employees to engage with and contribute to charitable causes, supported by additional leave for volunteering. They can also avail of flexible working and a range of initiatives aimed at promoting work-life balance. Karen O'Connor, General Manager, Datapac: "At Datapac, we believe that diversity and inclusion are essential for driving innovation and success in the technology sector. The modern technology landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, but a significant portion of the talent pool remains untapped due to outdated barriers to entry. To help address this inequality and evolve the narrative, Datapac is launching the Pathways Inclusion initiative as a movement towards greater industry-wide inclusivity." Bronagh Murphy, HR Generalist, Datapac: "This goes beyond merely attracting talent at the recruitment stage and looks to how individuals can be supported once they enter the industry, and through an investment in...

Transition Year students from St. Flannan's College are getting ready to take on a big challenge, in aid of local charities. Tomorrow they will climb Croagh Patrick to raise vital funds for Cahercalla Community Care, Milford Hospice and Cancer Care Galway. To find out more about the climb, Alan Morrissey was joined in studio by Transition Year Students, Maggie Murphy and Alex Furey, and teacher, Edel Vaughan from St Flannan's. To donate, please visit: https://gofund.me/ddfd86b7

125 Transition Year students from St.Flannan's College in Ennis will climb Croagh Patrick tomorrow to raise much needed funds for local charities. The money raised by the students will be donated to Cahercalla Community Care, Milford Hospice and Cancer Care Galway. Over €2,300 has already been raised by the students through various fundraising campaigns. Edel Vaughan, teacher at St.Flannans's, says the cause is very important to all at the school.

Gort Community School are putting together the final preparations for their Super 9's Camogie and Hurling tournaments that take place on the 30th of April and the 9th of May.  This tournament is organised and run by the Transition Year students in the school under the Future Leaders programme and has become incredibly successful with some of the top teams in the country taking part.  Zara Coppinger and Colm Madden spoke to John Mulligan as part of Sunday Sport. 

Sarah O' Connor, a director with the RSA, discusses plans to create a new road safety module for transition year students.

Stephen Fletcher presents Beyond Belief for Palm Sunday. Brendan O'Brien talks to some Transition Year students from St Anne's Community College Killaloe. Brendan speaks to the School Chaplain Ms. Karol Torpey and students: 1. Jacob Niland, O' Brien'sbridge 2. Jack Hession, Bridgetown 3.Eoin Bourke, Ballina 4.Molly Keogh, O'Briensbridge 5. Jack Scullane, Ballina 6. Grace Seymour, Killaloe 7. Caoimhe Naughton, O'Briensbridge 8. Thomas Gunson McInerney, Boher. The students are involved in a church cleaning project for Lent and we chat about this, the context of it and what it and religion means to young people in the modern world. Stephen Fletcher talks to the Church of Ireland Dean of Killaloe the Very Revd Niall Sloane. Fr Gerry Kenny joins him for coffee and they talk about Holy Week.

Transition Year students from St. John Bosco Community College in Kildysart are competing in the Young Environmentalist competition. Their group ‘Green Clean' aims to reduce the single-use cotton pads and to promote available alternatives. To tell us more, on Friday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by TY Students of the Green Clean Group; Rachel Hayes, Sinead O'Leary, Kate Griffin and Kate Kelly.

Teenagers will soon be learning about empathy at school as progress is made on plans to redevelop the Transition Year curriculum. Professor Pat Dolan, UNESCO chair in Children, Youth and Civic Engagement at the University of Galway.

Students in Transition Year are set to receive new lessons in empathy under plans for a redeveloped transition year. How important is the skill of empathy and why is it key that young people start developing active compassion at a young age?Kieran was joined by Colum McCann Irish Author and Founder of Narrative 4 and Prof Pat Dolan, Unesco Chairman in Children, Youth and Civic Engagement at University of Galway...

Students from St John Bosco Community College in Kildysart have recently returned from a memorable trip to Africa. The Transition Year students visited the Missionvale Care Centre in South Africa. To find out more about the trip, Alan Morrissey was joined by Teacher Clare Ayers and students Clodagh O' Connor, Eimear Mc Gee, Sinéad O' Leary and Ali Talty.

Éabha Harrison is a Transition Year student at St. Joseph's Secondary School. She is currently undergoing an enterprise project as part of her TY programme. "Sustainable Studio" provides eco-friendly, reusable, biodegradable food coverings. To find out more about her business, on Thursday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Éabha Harrison.

Market Roundup | Brought to you by the Nebraska Soybean Board: In 2023 the corn market saw a transition does that lean into the bean market? On this week's Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup we hear from Brian Splitt at AgMarket.Net he looks at the lower prices, the outlook into '24, bear market and higher interest rates.

Transition Year classes from Ennis Community College and Gaelcholáiste an Chláir have come together for a very good cause. The TY classes are running a St Vincent de Paul fundraiser in the run up to Christmas. The theme of the fundraiser is 'Poverty is Not Sustainable'. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined in studio by Martina McNamara, Programme Coordinator and Organiser of the fundraiser as well as Transition Year students Rachel Ní Mhurchú, Josh O' Comáin, Alan scmidt, and Christopher Cordova on Tuesday's Morning Focus.

Comedian Danny O' Brien joins Tony on this week's podcast, recorded in Massimo's Galway in a break from the Galway Comedy festival 2023. Danny shares about his tough up-bringing with his father a heroin user, how a move back to Ireland from Australia during the recession inspired a leap into comedy and how he's never looked back since. Danny also shares about his comedy workshops he runs with everyone from Transition Year students to inmates at some of Ireland's toughest prisons. Sponsored as always by Fettle Online Therapy. Use the code Pod10 to claim 10 euro off your therapy session at Fettle.ieInstagram Tony: @itstonykellyFor more on Danny visit https://www.dannyobriencomedy.com/

Transition year as a unique feature of second-level education was established in 1993. 20 years later, is it time we reimagine how this year can shape teenagers' lives? Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Arthur Godsil, Former Headmaster of St Andrews College Dublin and Director of Godsil Education.

TY Coordinator Megan Wallace Coláiste Éamann Rís - Cork City chats to PJ about how the transition year students are cooking dinner for 60 people at Cork Penny Dinners, an idea which originated from a student. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the roundtable, Rob, Jesse and Russo discuss the NHL salary cap potentially climbing up to 10 million dollars over the next three seasons, and how that is a great thing for players, the teams and the fans.  The Athletic Hockey Show continues The 10 storylines to watch in the 22/23 NHL season, today, we ask Jesse, can the Vegas Golden Knights make it back to the playoffs with their goaltending and Jack Eichel leading the way?Murat Ates joins from Winnipeg to discuss the Jets transition year, including new head coach Rick Bowness, a bounce back year from Connor Hellebuyck and Blake Wheeler on the trading block. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the roundtable, Rob, Jesse and Russo discuss the NHL salary cap potentially climbing up to 10 million dollars over the next three seasons, and how that is a great thing for players, the teams and the fans.   The Athletic Hockey Show continues The 10 storylines to watch in the 22/23 NHL season, today, we ask Jesse, can the Vegas Golden Knights make it back to the playoffs with their goaltending and Jack Eichel leading the way? Murat Ates joins from Winnipeg to discuss the Jets transition year, including new head coach Rick Bowness, a bounce back year from Connor Hellebuyck and Blake Wheeler on the trading block. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Transition year or not, Wiggy thinks the Patriots will be better than last year

Anthony and Dan return to talk the DeBrincat rumors, keeping the fifth pick, adding quantity vs quality, fixing center depth, Wade Allison's future, addressing the defense, Torts and BRAD SHAW, more!