Congratulations to the Senior Girls team who were victorious in the Connacht Semi Final against St Joseph's Castlebar today, final score 4-14 to 4-8. Well done to the team and coaches Ms Gordon and Mr Dolan.
Well done to all who were involved in the Annual Tommy Hanley Memorial Basketball Tournament on Friday 25th January. A very enjoyable day was had by all. We were delighted to welcome Andy & Caoimhe Hanley to watch the final and to present the trophy to the winning team. A sincere thank you to Usama for organising the event and to the basketball coach Josh McDermott for refereeing the matches.
Read MoreFollowing on from Information received from Castlerea Garda Station this morning a decision was taken to close St. Nathy’s College today Monday, February 11th to ensure the safety of all students and staff. The Gardai informed us that they had received information that an alleged device had been left on the school premises. A number of Gardai attended the school where a detailed search was conducted, and nothing was found. Investigations are ongoing by the Gardai. The school will reopen as normal tomorrow, Tuesday, February 12th. The LC Mock timetable will continue as planned. Exams missed due to the school closure today and Friday will be rescheduled.
Read MoreThis is just a small selection of the life in St. Nathy’s year book cover designs from our wonderfully talented art students. [foogallery id="2251"]
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A very engaging day was had by all of our 5th Year students who attended the AXA Road Safety Event in Castlebar today. The hard hitting road show aims to educates teens about the terrible consequences of road carnage and encourage young drivers, and those about to commence their driving career, to adopt a more responsible attitude in terms of their own driving behaviour.
Thanks to Mr McGhee who organised it.
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Well done to all the TY mini companies who took part in the school final stage of the student enterprise awards.
Thanks to the Judges Anne Browne LEO Roscommon, Sinead Fannon Schools Enterprise Co-ordinator. Cocoa & Co will now go forward to represent St Nathy's College in the Roscommon County Final on the 21st of March.
Read More TY's enjoying their School of Life event, hosted by Michelle Harding. They thoroughly enjoyed the experience whilst learning a number of invaluable life skills.
Congratulations to Benjamin Battle, LC, and Emma Grady, TY, who have recently been appointed as Climate Ambassadors. This is a programme run by An Taisce, where climate officers are given the opportunity and platform to do something positive within their community, to adapt to and mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change.
They will attend a full day training course in Galway next Saturday, which will cover the causes and effects of climate change as well as the solutions. They will also attend further training and workshops throughout the year. We wish them luck and look forward to the implementation of their action plans.
Also pictured some members of the Green School's Committee, 2018/2019. Read More Our TY's, LC Business & Economics students enjoying a tour of the Dock Arts Centre today.
A wonderful day was had by two of our 1st Year History Classes at the Jackie Clarke Museum in Ballina. Thanks to Ms O'Connor & Ms Jordan who organised the tour.
