Salesian College Celbridge
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ACTIVITIES

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Educational, Social 
and Cultural Activities
EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

Due to the diversity of interests of students the following activities are also pursued:

School Musical/Concert
School Choir & Musicians
Fund Raising Events
Computers ECDL
Ceangail
Gaisce President Awards
Faith Friends
Student Council
Debating
BT Young Scientist
Credit Union Art Competition
CIMA Business Studies School Quiz.


SCHOOL TOURS
The school, on a regular basis, offers tours and excursions for all students covering educational, cultural and social activities.  As part of the school curriculum field trips are organised by various subject departments. Tours to date include outdoor activities centres, Alton Towers, Normandy beaches, skiing in Slovenia, hostelling in Wicklow and Kerry, China.

ACRE Project
The ACRE Project (A Community Rethinking its Environment) is a non-commercial eco-friendly community-based project. The project occupies a site adjacent to Salesian College, on the Maynooth Road in Celbridge, Co. Kildare.  The project is a recognised charity (CHY19854).

It provides internal and external space for educational, youth, and integral community training programmes in which local communities in the north Kildare and west Dublin catchment areas can gather and use.

It focuses on the following core elements:
• a creative space for the community to gather and engage;
• an interactive setting where people can learn about ecology and environmental living;
• a structured setting where young people can meet and grow, and
• non-formal education through the medium of horticulture and the creative arts.

Current and future target groups include:
• back-to-work initiatives;
• community and parent groups;
• community-based youth projects focusing on youth on the margins;
• the formal education sector;
• those seeking an outlet for artistic creativity, and
• those wishing to share their skills and knowledge to improve the community .