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Pride Week in Sacred Heart.. 10th of May- 14th of May week

Pride is a fantastic and colourful celebration of the sexual diversity of people living in an area. And while it is the festival of the LGBT+ community, it’s a wonderful time for people from all backgrounds to join together and celebrate sexual diversity and support their LGBT+ friends and colleagues.

Th Student Council hope that by organising this event in Sacred Heart , the student body will be given the opportunity to celebrate diversity within, and outside the school community.

Schedule:

Tuesday May 11th

Sexual Health Talk (Q&A google meet session)

This is a sexual health talk with Ms Galvin over google meet for 80 minutes. This will be held virtually to students while they are in their assigned classrooms.

This will include topics such as

  • Menstruation

  • Sexual Intercourse

  • STI’s

  • Vaginal Health

  • Pregnancy

  • Contraception

  • Consent & Peer Pressure

    Mini Company & Gaelbhratach students will go to the GPR

  • Wednesday May 12th: Arts & Crafts

4.1 & 4.2 will gather in the GPR to do some Art and Crafts . The theme is “Pride”. Students are asked to bring their own materials. Extra materials will be provided by the the Art Room. After 40 minutes 4.3 & 4.4 will do their workshop.


Thursday May 13th: Gender Rebels

  • Jack Fitzgerald is the Founder of Gender Rebels Cork which is an organisation that supports transgender, non-binary, gender fluid and gender non conforming individuals. At 2 pm he will give a talk either on Zoom or as a pre-recorded video. Students are to stay in their individual classrooms

    Friday May 14th: Rainbow Frame

    Students are asked to wear Colourful Masks

It is hoped that this week will bring colour to the school as it symbolises positivity, inclusivity and acceptance. We plan to raise awareness about gender, gender expression and gender identity,whilst putting a smile on everyone’s face!

Thanks to the Ms Galvin and the Student Council for organising these events. Best of Luck to all.



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