Following the announcement by Taoiseach Leo Varadkar all schools, colleges and childcare facilities will close until 29th of March because of Covid-19. More detailed information has been sent out via the app and email to all parents.
Read MorePlease note a change of venue for the Senior Girls All Ireland semi-final tomorrow Thursday 12th March. The match will now be played at Limerick Centre of Excellence, Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale. Please note that there is no stand at this venue so outdoor waterproof gear is advised. The admission charge is €5 for Adults and €3 for students.
Read MorePlease follow the instructions by clicking on the link below on how to set up your @stnathys email account. Instruction on setting up student emails
Read MoreInformation was sent out on Monday 9th March to 3rd Year and TY parents via the app and email to inform them that the Subject Choice Information Meeting due to take place today has been cancelled. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. Presentations will be given to all 3rd and TY students during school time.
Read MoreWe would like to invite all 3rd year and TY students along with their parents/guardians to a subject choice information evening next Tuesday 10th March at 4:00pm. From 4:15pm to 5:15pm Teachers and Students will be available at individual subject stands to discuss their subject and to answer any questions you may have. At 5:15pm there will be a number of short presentations outlining subject requirements for third level, an outline of the Leaving Cert course and an overview of the Transition Year programme at the College. We hope that you will be able to attend and that the evening will help students and their families to make a more informed decision for next year.
Read More The Department of Education and Skills has updated information for schools, preschools and third level institutions on Covid-19; provided by the Department of Health and HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre following a meeting of the National Public Health Emergency Team.
Anyone who has been to affected regions in the last 14 days and has a cough, shortness of breath, breathing difficulties or fever should self-isolate and phone their GP immediately.
Anyone who has travelled from the affected regions and has no symptoms should visit www.hse.ie for advice.
The most important action we can take to protect ourselves from Covid-19 is regular hand-washing and good respiratory hygiene.
For more information please click on the links below:-
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1L and 1K students pictured with their certificates from the M.S.Readathon. Students raised €190 for this very worthy cause.
Read MoreWe are looking forward to an action packed day tomorrow 27th of February as we mark Climate Action Day 2020 in St Nathy's College. We are delighted to have many guest speakers from An Taisce, Irish Water, Cool Planet, Mayo Organic Group to name but a few. On our Climate Action Day, students and staff will celebrate our beautiful planet Earth, through a series of speakers, workshops and performances. We hope that these will inspire and educate us, and enable us to make changes in our lives, to help protect our delicate home. It will be a non-uniform day where all staff and students are asked to wear green to highlight the need for action to combat climate change.
Read MoreOur LCVP Fifth Year groups along with their teachers Mr. O'Suilleabhain and Ms. Munnelly were given the opportunity to visit two businesses in Carrick-on-Shannon yesterday: 'Vistamed' and the local 'Cineplex'. It was an excellent chance to see both businesses up close. Despite the floods in Carrick-on-Shannon, the Cineplex remains open for business and it was great for the students to experience first-hand some of the challenges that a business can face. This was a very enjoyable and informative day.
Read MoreHard luck to our U19 Girls Basketball team who narrowly lost out to Kinsale CS on a score line of 30-23 in the All Ireland League final. The score was tight for the duration of the game and the girls worked extremely hard, particularly in their defensive positions. The girls represented themselves and the school with pride. A special mention for their coach Josh who has put in a tremendous amount of work with this talented group of players over the season. Hard luck to all involved!
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