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St. Peter's College
Secondary School
Summerhill
Wexford
Ireland
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+353 (0) 53 91 42071
Staff Telephone:
+353 (0) 53 91 23860
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+353 (0) 53 91 46841
Email: info@stpeterscollege.ie
Web: www.stpeterscollege.ie
Office Hours:
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2.00pm - 4.30pm
Principal:
Robert O'Callaghan
Deputy Principal:
Mr J Banville
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ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
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CODE OF BEHAVIOUR POLICY
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HEALTH AND SAFETY
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SMOKE FREE WORKPLACE
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CHILD PROTECTION STATEMENT
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CRITICAL INCIDENT
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SCHOOL POLICY ON BULLYING
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SUBSTANCE MISUSE POLICY
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HOMEWORK POLICY
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SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY
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POETRY AT ST. PETER'S COLLEGE
St. Peter's College Modern Languages include Poetry, Short Stories, Essays, Reviews and Articles.
POETRY
| Haiti By Cian Kelly | ||
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The earth shook with such ferocity, ‘Bing, Bang, Whoosh’ went the falling bins, Fear was alive in the people’s faces, As the buildings crumbled and fell like pins. Then it was over, The water was suddenly very still, Screams rang out under the sun, At the sounds of the falling mill. The scene was shocking, Sirens rang long into the night, The hospitals were full within the hour, However for Haiti there would be no shining knight. Aid came with the first rays of light, But too little for the plight, More helicopters flew in by the hour, The poor went out on the same flight. |
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| WW II by James Allen 2G | ||
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On the first of September In nineteen thirty-nine Hitler made a decision To enter Poland’s domain Following that he went to France And annihilated them But they weren’t finished then They would go on to cause mayhem Then neither side did a thing No causing of uproar A period of great unnerve That was called the Phoney War But then again, Hitler swept From Prussia to Stalingrad And there was one of the greatest battles That the world has ever had And Russia were the winners And the tide began to turn And that defeat, above all else Caused Hitler some concern Come forth the sixth of June In nineteen forty-four The allies landed on the beaches Ensuing lots of gore And on the seventh of May In nineteen forty-five Germany surrendered Their Führer no longer alive Churchill had him warned But still he went ahead And because of Hitler’s actions Millions were left dead |
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| 911 by Conor Halligan (2G) | ||
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Planes crashing, Terrorists laughing, People screaming, People running, People jumping, Children crying, Sirens blazing, Fires burning, The twin towers collapsing, People start running, Smoke covering, People today still dying, All because of the tragedy 911. |
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| PAUL by Elliot Samuel Class 2G | ||
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Tall Paul hit the ball against the wall and amazed them all. But the wall began to fall; it nearly crushed Paul and the rest of them all. Only one was hurt by the fallen wall and he could only crawl! ‘‘Uh, Oh’ said Paul, as the other walls of the mall began to fall. ‘‘Hurry up and get the ball’ Paul said to them all. ‘But if I recall’ said the one, who could only crawl, ‘the ball is underneath that wall.’ ‘‘OK’ said Paul ‘We need to find another ball!’ ‘And another wall’ said the rest of them all. So they went to the dining hall and got a meatball. They found a wall at the back of the mall that had not yet begun to fall, Even in the rainfall you could hear Paul hitting his meatball against the wall. So in the end brave Paul had stopped them being bored to the skull. Fair play Paul! |
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| SOMETHING IN THE AIR | ||
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The clouds are floating to and fro What’s up above them no one knows It could be Martians small and green Or Guardian Angels tall and lean White clouds, black clouds move around They mingle together without a sound One day soon, it will be clear Whether its Martians or Angels that appear To save the world from Human Disaster So all life forms can live Happy Ever After Kevin Doyle 2G |
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