Tayto Park Trip
Transition Year and LCVP students enjoyed a great day out at Tayto Park. They had a Business Presentation and a guided tour of the Tayto Crisps Factory before enjoying some downtime in the Park itself.
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Transition Year and LCVP students enjoyed a great day out at Tayto Park. They had a Business Presentation and a guided tour of the Tayto Crisps Factory before enjoying some downtime in the Park itself.
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Congratulations to the team from St Nathys College who were crowned All-Ireland U-18 PTAA Quiz champions on Saturday in St Joseph's Hall Ballyjamesduff Co Cavan.
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The Easter break is time to gain ground ahead of June’s State exams, but not to the point of burnout, says Aileen Lee of the Irish Examiner. For the parents of students sitting the Junior or Leaving Certificates, the Easter break carries the pressure of what can realistically be achieved study-wise.
During the break, students can get ahead with their study and get into a better mind-frame for their State exams in June, but only so much can be done in two weeks..….
Excellent article in last weeks Irish Examiner that might interest our Exam Students – https://www.irishexaminer.com/…/how-to-be-smart-about-study… Read MoreWell done to all the students who took part in the Green Schools Art Competition. Some excellent entries displaying not only their artistic talent but also the very important message of ‘Green Travel’ which is our focus for this year.
Congratulations to the students who received prizes, to the Green School Coordinator Ms Redmond who organised the event as well as Ms Owens who judged the entries.
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Congratulations to our Chess team who achieved 2nd place after a playoff at the Connacht Chess Cup in Galway last Wednesday. Thanks to their teacher Mr Brady.
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A sincere thank you to all the student volunteers involved in the spring tidy up at the poly tunnel on Friday. Great headway was made in clearing the ground and covering to rot away the underlying growth to make way for grass seed and maybe a raised bed or two.
A very knowledgeable and hard working group of students whose help and advice has been invaluable. The compost project has also started! Some Green Schools / Poly tunnel volunteers were hard at work installing a compost bin. They will be helping all of us to learn what can be composted and what cannot. Look out for their posters in the staffroom and around the school.
Thank you for your hard work and we look forward to being educated by the students! Ms Cawley.
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Our U19 girls had a very successful day at the Connacht Badminton Finals on Tues 12th March. 3 teams were entered into the competition, 1 in the B division and 2 in the C division.
The B team of Jessie Feeney, Zoe Kelly, Madeline Bell and Amy Kelly had comfortable wins over Scoil Mhuire, Strokestown and Sacred Heart School, declaring them overall winners on the day. They now compete at the All Ireland Finals next week.
The C teams, team 1 of Roisin Maloney, Saoirse Towey, Rebecca Caulfield, Unniza Ali and team 2 with Ciara Morley, Grainne Fitzgerald, Siobhan Regan, Theresa Devine had great wins over Ballyhaunis Community School and Salerno, Salthill. This set up a final with our two teams competing against each other for gold. Team 1 got the better of team 2 to win the C final.
Well done to all involved and coach Mr Mulderrig.
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Thanks to all the parents and students who attended the Subject Choice Information evening on Tuesday. I hope you found it informative and it helps in making the decision regarding subject choice moving from Junior into Senior Cycle. Thanks to all the teacher's and students who attended to give a flavour of what their subjects would be like.
Subject Options must be completed on VSWare by Friday.

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Sadly today wasn't our day, but credit must be given to our senior girls football team who put up a great fight in the All Ireland Semi Final. They worked so hard to get to this point and should be rightly proud of their achievements.
They may have lost today but we are very proud of this bunch of young ladies. They represented themselves, their families and our school in an exemplary way. Thanks to the management team of Mr. J Dolan, Ms Gordon and Mr McGhee who worked so hard with them.
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Keeping with the theme of Wellbeing week, a big thank you to the TY students for spreading positivity throughout the school today by writing over 500 positive affirmations and placing them on each students locker. Hopefully they put a smile on everyone's face.
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