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Thursday, 28th


September 2017


info@eastcorkjournal.ie


19


Recruitment Open Day


October 3rd 3pm-6pm


Some of the roles available: •Demi Chef De Partie •Duty Manager


Apple Mania Comes to Midleton on Sunday 1st Sunday 1st


Come and join us on October


in


our Community Garden at


Midleton Hospital at


12pm to enjoy some fresh- ly pressed apple juice and learn about cider making, fruit tree pruning and after care of apple products. Free apple juice will be


pressed using local apples from our garden and from other apple donors in the east Cork area. Yummy! The event is free and


children are very welcome once accompanied by an adult. If you would like to apple


bring juice home October


please bring your own bot- tle.


This is an outdoor event.


Parking is free at Midleton Hospital. Any donations on the


day will go towards the continued maintenance of the Community Garden. ope to see you there!


Glanmire Community College Receives Cycle Against Suicide Ambassador School Award


Recently, the now annual


Cycle Against Suicide Am- bassador School Awards cer- emony was held at the Roy- al Hospital, Kilmainham. These


awards recognised


the immense efforts of 89 schools around the island of Ireland who have complet- ed the Ambassador School Programme, and became actively involved in mental health promotion. The Am- bassador School Programme is one aspect of a wide range of Cycle Against Suicide in- itiatives and programmes, is school-led, and involves the completion of “Five Gears” over the course of a year, all of which are aimed at rais- ing awareness of the mes- sage that “It’s OK not to feel OK; and it’s absolutely OK to ask for help”. The Programme provides


a framework for schools to integrate mental health ac- tivities into the school plan, and rewards schools who go the extra mile. The Pro- gramme also aims to recog- nise innovative and effective initiatives, and facilitates schools to share and show-


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case good practice. At the special reception, Glanmire Community Col- lege was awarded the pres- tigious status of Ambassador School by Cycle Against Su- icide in recognition of their fulfilment of the Five Gears, and their exceptional com- mitment to the promotion of positive mental health. Glanmire


Community


College was represented at the event by Link Teach-


er Ms Aisling Muldowney and students Temi Arikawe and Gabriela Zamberga, who understandably are very proud of their achieve- ments. “The


Ambassador


School Awards ceremony was a great day. It’s wonder- ful to attend such a positive event, and have the efforts of the students recognised. Our participation in the Ambas- sador School Programme has had an enormous-


ly positive impact on our school community, fostered a school-wide approach to the promotion of positive mental health, and provid- ed incredible opportunities for student


leaders”, said


Ms Muldowney speaking at the event. Minister of State for European Affairs Hel- en McEntee presented the awards to students on what was a very positive enjoyable day for all involved.


•C&B Supervisor •F&B Assistants •Porters


•Membership/Admin Consultant


For more information email sabina@midletonpark.com


• Glanmire Community College eastcorkjournal Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email: info@eastcorkjournal.ie • Web: www.eastcorkjournal.ie


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