TY Thursday Talk: Eduardo Santander, CEO European Travel Commission
TY Coffee popUP in Aid of Hospice Meeting
Some highlights from Christmas
The Architectural Technologists in Schools initiative - Sign Up
(We'll update you via email if there are any changes re school returns this evening.)
TY Thursday Talk:
Eduardo Santander, CEO European Travel Commission
Assembly Hall
1:35 - 3:15pm
Eduardo Santander will talk about his work in promoting Europe as a sustainable tourist destination in and outside Europe, marketing and branding, as well as research and advocacy.
TY Coffee popUP Coffee Dock
in Aid of Hospice Meeting
Friday 1:15pm, Room 29
The following signed up to be coffee dock servers in December:
Alex Doherty
Arthur Ryan
Chris McCann
Chris O'Connor
Cillian Molloy
Conor Walsh
Daniel Mayne
Daniel Schwer
Ed Nicholson
Edward McLaughlin
Jack Dawson
Jack Pender
Jamie Murray
John Maguire
John Mulhall
Matthew Peters
Riain Coogan
Sam Delahunty
Sean Creegan
Stephen McDowell
There will be a short meeting to confirm times & days to operate the coffee dock over the coming weeks.
Some highlights from the final week of December 2021
The Lir Academy tour was led by technical students currently studying in Lir where topics covered included construction, technical, costume, scenic & props.
The final week of December saw First Aid courses, community cleanups, hikes to the summit of Howth Hill, visits to Dublin Zoo & a pilot workshop "What Does He Need?"
The What Does He Need? audio piece tells the story of a fictional boy from the day of his birth to early adulthood. Throughout his young life, the boy is confronted by a series of situations, weaving between themes of empathy, power, the suppression of vulnerability, violence, mental health, pornography and suicide. The audio piece is intended to explore societal expectations placed on boys and men, and how learned behaviours are perpetuated, particularly by the influence of other men.
This powerful audio piece is available to stream until 22nd January
This question:
"What does he need?"
will form the foundation of our work with The 'Architectural Technologists in Schools' initiative below.
The Architectural Technologists in Schools
with Irish Architects Foundation & TU Dublin
Sign Up HERE
This programme will be complementary to many Senior Cycle subjects, including Art, Maths, Sciences, Design and Communication Graphics, Construction Studies, Home Economics, English, History and Geography.
St Michael's College is one of five schools nationwide in to be working on this pilot initiative in 2022.
The 'Architectural Technologists in Schools' initiative provides Transition Year students with first-hand experience of the technical design process for buildings, spaces, and places, guided by professional architectural technologists.
Students will learn how to research, design, and communicate architectural ideas through workshops, excursions, drawing, model-making, photography and more. They will also be exposed to themes of shelter, human thermal comfort, ecological sustainability, experimentation and testing, and controlling the forces of climate through building design.
Sign Up HERE
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