Procedures being followed in Colaiste Ide CFE for the Duration of COVID 19 Emergency in relation to Assessment Malpractice

The policy is effective from the week beginning March 20th 2020 until Further notice...

What is Learner Malpractice?

Learner Malpractice is one committed by a learner during the course of the assessment process...

Leaving Cert parents: Forget about points and keep focus on daily tasks.

Concentrating on the here and now can help keep longer-term anxieties in proportion. 

“Forget about points, don’t waste energy fretting about future events and focus on the tasks your teachers set you each week and day.”

Colaiste Ide would like to offer a message of support to all of our current and former students who are working in healthcare and other key services.

Students from a wide range of programmes within the college delivered various health promotion activities throughout the week. The aim being to promote and create awareness of a vast range of issues related to Mental Health, Physical Health, Suicide Awareness & Prevention and Sexual Health.

Colaiste Ide student, Efrem Gidey, came in third place.

The Homeless Soup run is an annual event held by Colaiste Ide College of Further Education. This will be our 7th year helping homeless in providing support in a time of need.

We wish to acknowledge our gratitude to the Catering Level 5 class who organised and delivered a cake sale in aid of Finglas Suicide Network.

The Dairy Chef Fiacht competition was recently held in Colaiste Ide. We had student apprentices partake in the competition. The participants included Peter Lewis ( overall winner and college representative), Caroline Ring, Ricardo Candelaria and Joey Boland.

We want to acknowledge the effort all level 4 groups: Social Care, Sports, ICT, Retail, Security and Catering who organised a Bake Sale and Push-Up Competition in aid of Debra Ireland and Colaiste Ide Homeless Outreach Project.