Learn to Live for a Week is an innovative programme which will cater for a total of 600 Transition Year students when it starts next October. Recently launched by Noel Treacy, Minister of State at the Department of Education, the learn-to-live programme takes place at Trabolgan, a family holiday centre in Co Cork. Students on the programme will participate in a range of indoor and outdoor activities which explore individual and team based learning techniques. For further information contact Trabolgan (tel: (021) 4661551).
Trabolgan hosts Transition session
Learn to Live for a Week is an innovative programme which will cater for a total of 600 Transition Year students when it starts…
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