Ms.Deady’s classroom

English, History + CSPE teacher

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

We in Newport College are delighted to be partnered with Gaisce again this year. Our Transition Year students are signed up and ready to start their #bronzeaward @gaisceaward. It is always one of the highlights of the year.

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

5th years @NewportCollege enjoying one of Ireland's best known playwrights Brian Friel. @NCEngHisCSPE @TipperaryETB

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

Recently started listening to @TroublesPodcast. Well worth a listen if you have an interest in gaining an understanding of the complexities of the political landscape in Northern Ireland. Really interesting listening.

[Impact @ImpactWales]

#thoughtfortheday

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

Bringing English to life. Such an interesting area reSearched by 5th years. The significance of the clothing worn in #TheHandmaidsTale Thanks Aine and Anzelika for the beautiful Artwork.

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

Here is some creative writing students have done over the lockdown. Great work all 👍🏻Part 1

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

Here is some creative writing students have done over the lockdown. Great work all 👍🏻Part 2

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

@marykateb @NewportCollege That sounds like a lovely class! It’s great to see.

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

Really looking forward to this with a great bunch of students! It is always one of the highlights of TY #gaisce

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

Only 4 days to go to #gaiscesabhaile Backyard Adventure Journey! #gaiscebronze

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

Equality doesn’t always result in fairness. Equity is what levels the playing field.

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

What a beautifully written piece, performed with such passion. An ambassador for what modern poetry can be... relevant, entrenched in History. Remember the past but do not let it write the future. #PresidentBiden #InaugurationDay

[Blk Girl Culture @blkgirlculture]

Cmon twists! Cmon glow! Cmon knowledge! We are so proud of you @TheAmandaGorman #InaugurationDay

[The MET Trainer @themettrainer]

Looking forward to putting the staff and pupils at @NewportCollege through their paces starting next Tuesday with some online workouts!

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

Just catching up on “ Great Irish Interiors” on @rte Doneraile Court is looking wonderful! The intrigue of local history and the ‘big house’ never gets old. I can’t wait visit it. A place which always captivated me as a child and still does. @doneraileopw @opwireland

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

Looking forward to seeing everyone even if it is virtually.

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

Staff in Newport College have been busy preparing for remote learning. We look forward to see you all next week online #everychildmatters #wecandothis

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

Staff in Newport College have been busy preparing for remote learning. We look forward to see you all next week online #everychildmatters #wecandothis

[Newport College @NewportCollege]

As part of #GRMA the students of Newport College wanted to thank all the staff for all they have done for them since 12th March. As a school we have supported each other in all ways. A team game and we got through it and we will stay strong. https://t.co/X4Xku9mG9l

[Ms.Deady’s classroom @NCEngHisCSPE]

What a wonderful commendation. Well done @officialgaa

[The GAA @officialgaa]

'In 90 seconds, 14 people lay dead and mortally wounded on the field and banks of Croke Park and on the streets outside. Tonight, 100 years on, we pause to remember them all: the 14 who went to a match, and never came home.'

#B100dySunday

[The GAA @officialgaa]

90 seconds of shooting altered history and changed forever our relationship with Croke Park.

14 lives were lost and countless were never the same again.

This was Bloody Sunday.

#B100dySunday - today we remember.

[JCT History @JctHistory]

#BloodySunday was one of the most significant events to take place during the Irish War of Independence. Tomorrow marks 100 years since that day...How are your #JCHistory students going to commemorate it?