Exam Timetables
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Calendar
Book Lists
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Policies
Our School’s Vision Statement
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Admissions Policy
The Patrician Secondary is a Boys Catholic Secondary School under the patronage of the Le Chéile’s School’s Trust. Students are accepted into the school on the understanding that there is recognition of the Catholic ethos of the school and an acceptance of its right to provide an education and engage in activities that reflect this ethos.
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Anti-Bullying Policy and Review Notification
BOM Anti-Bullying Policy
The Patrician Secondary School as a Christian Community commits itself to the development of all it’s members in an environment of cooperation and mutual respect.
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Code of Behaviour Policy
The Code of Behaviour has been developed in accordance with the school’s mission statement.
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Child Safeguarding Statement and Risk Assessment-Review Notification
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Fighting Policy
Fighting is a serious breach of the school’s Code of Discipline. The Patrician Secondary School does not tolerate fighting and takes all steps necessary to ensure that fights are not allowed to occur.
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RSE Plan
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Substance Abuse Policy
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Uniform Policy
The Uniform policy for the Patrician Secondary School.
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Homework and Study Policy
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Wellbeing Policy
User Policies for Computers and the Internet
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Distance Learning Policy
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P.E.D. Policy
The policy on the use of Personal Electronic Devices in the school.
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Acceptable User Policy for Computers and the Internet
This policy addresses acceptable use standards for students and responsibilities of the school and individual teacher to prevent misuse of computers and the Internet.
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e-Learning Plan section of the PDST Technology in Education
This website contains a number of useful resources to assist schools in developing their e-Learning Plan, from the PDST Technology in Education’s e-Learning Handbook and Roadmap to case studies and video exemplars highlighting how teachers are integrating ICT in their classrooms.
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‘Be Safe Be Webwise’
‘Be Safe Be Webwise’ is a teaching resource which aims to promote key internet safety skills among Junior Cycle post-primary students. The resource has been designed to give students the opportunity to explore their attitudes and safety when using the internet.
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Cyber Bullying Guide ‘Get With It’
A useful guide to cyberbullying produced by NCTE and the Office for Internet Safety.