Twenty TY students recently completed their Gaisce Bronze Award overnight adventure journey with an unforgettable trip to Ox Mountain Glamping. The group took on an impressive 22km hike along the

Congratulations to fifth-year student Aoibhinn Conway, who was awarded Player of the Match for Mayo FC last weekend.

Well done to the six members of our staff — Mr. Creaton, Ms. Conlon, Mr. Brady, Ms. Fitzpatrick, Ms. Mooney and Ms. Garvey — who carried out an action research

Yesterday, we proudly celebrated International Day. Students representing 29 different nationalities took part, many dressed in traditional attire that beautifully reflected their heritage and identity. The PE hall was transformed

Best of luck to our two Leaving Cert students, Patrick Gaynor and Dean Casey, who line out for Roscommon this evening in the All-Ireland Under-20 Football Semi-Final against Kerry. 🕢

A huge thank you to Maureen and Clíona for visiting St. Nathy’s College to demonstrate how the Thermomix works. They truly put on a display fit for a king! From

Our short story competition for first year students has concluded with three winners. The prompt for this short story competition was “A day without technology” where we asked first year

Shared from Knock Counselling Centre Parents Online Seminar: Helping Your Anxious Child With the noticeable rise in childhood anxiety, we are hosting an informative online seminar designed especially for parents.

Over the past six weeks, our school community has come together in an extraordinary way to support our Green Schools initiative through a whole-school battery collection drive. Thanks to the

5th-year students enjoyed an inspiring visit to ATU Galway for a taster day, offering a glimpse into life at third level. Throughout the day, students participated in a variety of

St. Nathy’s College came alive with energy and enthusiasm during Healthy Eating Week, as students embraced the importance of making positive food choices for both body and mind. From colourful

Congratulations and best of luck to Mannat Puri. She has been selected to participate in the MISS TEEN 2026 Contest for Ireland, which is similar to Miss Ireland but is