A copy of the ballot paper in our first Student Council election, in 2014. Perfect timing this week, as canvassing for the Student Council elections heats up, in the shadow of the final days of #GE16 - the Irish General Election.
Candidates have been selected to stand for election from First, Second and Third Classes.
Campaign posters will be going up around the school in the coming days and each candidate will have a chance to address the electorate on Thursday to let them know what they can promise if they are successfully elected to the new Student Council.
Votes will be cast next Tuesday, with an expected announcement of the new cabinet later in the week.
Candidates have been selected to stand for election from First, Second and Third Classes.
Campaign posters will be going up around the school in the coming days and each candidate will have a chance to address the electorate on Thursday to let them know what they can promise if they are successfully elected to the new Student Council.
Votes will be cast next Tuesday, with an expected announcement of the new cabinet later in the week.
Read more about the history of our Student Council elections here.
School will be closed this Friday, as our building is used as a polling station for the General Election. The Student Council elections are an excellent way to help the children understand the democratic process and begin to take more notice of politics on a larger scale.
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