Throughout the year our TY class got involved in a really interesting and highly informative cross border project with students from the Royal Grammar School in Enniskillen. Students participated in a series of workshops looking at good relations, cultural diversity,…
Tys recently began a 6 week kayaking skills programme in association with Leitrim Sports partnership. This will be a certified course, where students learn proficiency in the sport as well as important water safety skills.
Well done to Ty students Alex Chrostek and Teodora Usatti, and 3rd year students, Sorcha Moran and Nicole Kellett, who recently volunteered to raise funds for Special Olympics Ireland. Thanks to Donohoe’s Supervalu, who facilitated our fundraising in their premises.
TYs started their Olympic Handball programme this week, where they learned the rules and basic skills and got a chance to put them to the test, together with our visiting students form Italy. Thanks to Leitrim Sports Partnership for facilitating…
First years made their own pizza dough this week in class with lots of delicious toppings. Our TYs enjoyed the pizza bases kindly supplied by Pizza da Piero (they had entered a pizza competition and came runner’s up in the…
Our 6th year students fixed a plaque to their bench they assembled last year thats along the greenway
Congratulations to Kayleigh McNabola and Emily Morgan who recently received a UCD Entrance Scholarship which recognises students for their academic achievements and who achieved 560 points or more in their Leaving Certificate. We wish them well in their future studies.
TYs had a great day out in Strandhill recently where they braved the elements to cimb Knocknarea, followed by a great surf session with Rebelle surf in Strandhill.
Our TY group took to the road to Croker on Monday, 27th March in conjunction with their GAA Future Leaders Programme. They viewed the sites of Dublin from the Skyline tour, experienced the dressing room atmosphere and moved through the…
In preparation for their RE CBA on archaeological religious sites in Ireland, the 2nd years visited Clonmacnoise followed by the Strokestown House Famine exhibition today. Thanks to Mr Kane, Ms Maxwell and Mr McWeeney for accompanying them. #schooltrip Clonmacnoise Strokestown…
