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Junior Cycle

2nd Year CBA Calendar
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3rd Year CBA Calendar
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Compulsory Subjects/Optional Subjects & Short Courses

The curriculum offered in Presentation Secondary School is designed to allow students to engage with a broad range of subjects which are experienced through a wide variety of learning experiences.

Junior Cycle Core Subjects:

Irish | English | Maths | History | Religion (non-exam)
 

Wellbeing incl. CSPE, SPHE & PE
Wellbeing Module incl. Friends for Life, Digital Literacy, Choir & Guidance

 

Junior Cycle Option Subjects: (Choose 5)

Applied Technology

Business Studies

Home Economics

French

Geography

Graphics

Music

Science

Spanish

Visual Art

Option Subjects

Choose 5

Watch the video to find out more about Applied Technology which will be introduced in September 2025

Click on the picture below to view our informative guide to the new Junior Cycle
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Junior Cycle Terminology

JCPA

Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement

A JCPA is awarded to a student upon completion of their three years of Junior Cycle.

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JCPA Privacy Statement

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JCPA Explainer Poster

CBA

Classroom Based Assessment

CBAs are assessments that take place in second and third year.

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CBA Information Poster for Students

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CBA Information Booklet for Parents

OAL

Other Areas of Learning

As part of the JCPA, students record 3-5 statements focusing on the skills and knowledge they achieved during the Junior Cycle, outside of normal classroom subjects.

Key Skills and Statements of Learning

The Junior Cycle is now based around a foundation of key skills and statements of learning. Students will experience and develop these throughout all of their subjects.

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