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The SOPHia Project
The SOPHia project aims to encourage more students, especially girls, to take up physics as a Leaving Certificate Subject. There is a three to one ratio of male to female students taking physics at Leaving Certificate level in Ireland. This has a knock-on effect on the numbers of females taking physics at third-level, and ultimately taking up senior roles in academia and industry. The Department of Physics and the Science Learning Centre at the University of Limerick, in partnership with the Institute of Physics in Ireland, initially launched the SOPHia Project in 2018. The project aims to encourage young people to form positive perceptions of physics, and to help address the gender imbalance in physics. The project is funded under the Science Foundation Ireland Discover Programme.

  • Home
    • Contact
    • Staff
  • About
  • History
  • Covid-19
    • Return to School Info
    • Face Coverings
    • Social Stories
    • Covid 19 Information
    • Return to School Form
    • Isolation Quick Guide
    • Covid 19 Policy Statement
    • Covid 19 Response Plan
    • Protocol for Suspected Case
  • Policies
    • Admissions Policy
    • Anti Bullying Policy
    • Class Splitting Policy
    • Child Safeguarding Policy
    • Code of Behaviour
    • Communication Policy
    • Custody & Separation Policy
    • Dignity in the Workplace Policy
    • Parental Complaints Procedure
    • Relationships and Sexuality Education Policy
    • Internet Usage Policy
    • Job Sharing Policy
  • Parent Information
    • General Information
    • Stationery List for 2023/24
    • Enrolling Your Child
    • Breakfast Club & Afterschool Care
    • Newsletters
    • Online Payment
    • Administration of Medicine Form
    • RSE
    • Resources
    • Board of Management
    • Aims & Principles
  • Parents Council
  • School Activities
    • Art Exhibition May 23
    • School Walk May 23
    • Drumming Workshop
    • Gratitude Ceremony
    • Wellness Week
    • School Teams 22/23
    • Art Blast
    • Green Flag After-school Club
    • Lá Glas
    • Inspirational Women
    • Accelerated Reading
    • Rugby Blitz 13/01/23
    • Christmas 2022
    • Pupils 2022/23
    • Lough Gur Visit October
    • School Teams 2022
    • Halloween 22
    • Opening of our Sensory Garden
    • Green Flag After School
    • Strange But True
  • Class Photos 2021/2022