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Pictured above are Ally Gleeson and Bailey Loughnane who made the presentation on behalf of the Student Council
On Tuesday last Ms. Loughnane and her 6th Year LCA Hotel, Catering and Tourism group went for breakfast in the Ugli Duckling cafe on Main Street in Roscrea and a short walking tourist trail of the town of Roscrea as part of a key assignment.
Naz, the owner of the Ugli Duckling showed the students around the cafe, spoke to the students about catering operations and answered all their questions. This was a very enjoyable and valuable trip for the students based on the practical nature of Hotel, Catering and Tourism industry.
“Many thanks to the Ugli Duckling for having us and serving us a selection of delicious breakfasts”, Coláiste Phobal said.
Pictured above are 6th Year students in the Ugli Ducking café in Roscrea
Coláiste Phobal Student Council
This week two of Coláiste Phobal's Student Council members made a presentation to the Board of Management outlining the role and purpose of the Student Council in the school.
Their mission is to create, in co-operation with the Principal, staff and students, an enhanced school life for all the school community of Coláiste Phobal Ros Cré.
Well done to our Student Council representatives Ally Gleeson and Bailey Loughnane who made the presentation on behalf of the Student Council.
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