As we finally draw a breath after an incredibly busy few weeks we look back on the recent Student Enterprise Marketplace which once again had the school gym buzzing ! Thank you to the teachers, the judges who gave up their time and of course the sponsors who made it all possible. Congratulations to the students involved and special congratulations to the Marketplace winners 2023
TYs taking a break from a busy week of musical rehearsals last week to enjoy some kayaking on Lough Gur
Congratulations to our senior hurlers who progressed to the county semi-final today with a victory over Newport.
Some fantastic work from the Art students who are busy preparing the set for next weekends production of Beauty and the Beast. Tickets on sale now from the school office
The buying and selling is in full swing at the TY marketplace as they anxiously wait the judges decisions
1st year girls who were defeated by Castletroy in the County Semi Final yesterday with an impressive score line of 9-9 to 9-5!
Well done to the Senior Camogie team who were victorious over Tulla today in the Munster B League Semi-Final in Dromcollogher.
In other news, it wasn’t the day our Junior Camogie team were hoping for, losing out by only one point against Borris Vocational School, Carlow. But the girls can hold their heads high this evening,knowing that they gave it their all and did their school, clubs, families and communities proud today and throughout the season. The talent on display on the pitch today was outstanding and there is no doubt we will hear a lot more from this group. Well done and thank you for giving us all so much to cheer about over the last few weeks.
We would like to thank all the Camogie clubs for their continued support and good wishes. The very best of luck to our girls in the All Ireland semi-final tomorrow in Quaid Park Cooleyroe . Adults 5 euro students 2 euro
Well done to the TYs who completed their creative Learning Space Workshop run in conjunction with the Irish Architecture Foundation under the guidance of architect Claire Chawke
This week we marked Safer Internet Day in our school. Classes completed lessons on Internet safety and keeping themselves and others safe online. First years then attended a talk given by Georgie from Cybersafe kids , they learned a lot about how to protect themselves online, they also took part in a poster competition on Internet safety and took part in monitoring their screens time survey. We hope that this week has given students an insight into the importance of Internet safety.
1st Year IT Internet Safety poster competition winners
Aisling O Brien – 1st place
Aoife Kirby – 2nd place
Charlie O Mahony
Evan Finn and Ollie Stokes came joint 3rd
