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Hope Heslin and Diana Kokarieva
Templemichael College, Longford recently ran a DEIS & JCSP Literacy Poster Competition.
Students were challenged to design posters highlighting the importance of subject keywords, a key part of learning across all subjects.
Thank you to all the students who entered the competition and well done to those who won prizes for their entry.
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First prize went to Hope Heslin (5th Yr), who received a €50 voucher and will have her winning poster printed in the school journal.
Diana Kokarieva (5th yr) claimed second prize (€30 voucher), and Sasha Donoghue (3rd yr) took third place (€20 voucher).
Well done to all students who participated and showed such creativity and attention to literacy skills.
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A special thank you to Mr McCabe and the Literacy Team for organising this fantastic initiative.
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