2018-2019 Student Council
The Student Council in Bridgetown College for the 2018-2019 academic year was created in early October 2018. Students put themselves forward to be on the council and represent their year group. The council meets on a regular basis when the need arises.
Student Council 2018/19:
JC1: Michael Fenlon
JC2: Emma Murphy, Luke Sinnott, Brendan Thompson, Jordi Mc Elhinny Kinnahen
JC3: Abby Wall, Jemma Raftery
TY: Callum Sinnott
LC1: Gary Duggan, Cian Cassidy, Rory Cassidy
LC2: Ben Nagle, Erik Molyneux, Lauren Divilly, Jamie Walsh, Shane Waters, Conor Kehoe
2017-2018 Student Council
From left to right: Gary Duggan, Rory Cassidy, Chloe Murphy Reddy, Cian Cassidy, Jessica Horan, Ben Nagle, Martin Kearns, Shane Waters, Sarah Doyle, James Dunne, Milan Kovac, Nathan Daniel, Luke Sinnott (Missing from picture.)
Last year the Student Council worked on improving conditions for students in the school. Issues are discussed at meetings with the liaison teachers Ms. McDermott and Ms. Quinn and then with Ms. Greene. The Student Council introduced two microwaves for student use in the canteen which have been a big hit. Sanitary products have been placed in the girls’ toilets and are replaced regularly. In November, three members traveled to Dublin to attend The ISSU Regional Council in Trinity College. This was a great opportunity to discuss issues affecting school students nationally. At Christmas, music was played over the intercom and good luck notes placed on the desks of all students sitting the mock exams. A noticeboard has been created at the reception to raise awareness of LGBT terms. In January, all the members received training from The Irish Second Level Union( ISSU) and other Wexford schools were also in attendance. Thanks to the chairperson Séan Thompson who organised this event and hard luck to Séan who missed out on the role of International Officer with the ISSU by one vote recently. Keep up to date with The Student Council on social media- Bridgetown Student Council on Facebook and @bridgetownsc1 on Twitter.
2016-2017 Student Council
