This week we join with schools across Ireland in marking STAND UP week. We do this by celebrating the inclusivity and diversity within our school community and how it enriches our environment as we stand up against homophobic, biphobic and…
There was a great sense of fun around school on Friday as we had a fancy dress day to mark the start of our Halloween midterm break. We are delighted to announce that we raised another €437 for Ballinamore Youth…
Lots of delicious sweet treats on offer today. Well done to the 1st & 2nd years who organised a bake sale fundraiser with proceeds (€560) going to Ballinamore Youth Musical Society.
Our Senior ladies lost their 3rd group game to St Clare’s Manorhamilton in Boggaun on Tuesday 24th October. In a very competitive game the 2 teams couldn’t be separated until St Clare’s struck for 1:4 in the last 12 minutes…
Our Junior girls team travelled to St.Nathys, Ballaghadereen on Monday, 23rd October and came away with a 3 point victory after an excellent battle in torrential rain. Superb displays across the pitch with some great improvements from our first two…
As part of the Science course first year and second year students carved pumpkins in class this week. Students collected the seeds and will plant the pumpkin seeds in the spring time as part of our school garden and sustainability.
Being more of a critical thinker about what we see online, how to spot fake news and the agenda’s around why its being spread & asking ourselves what kind of digital footprint do we want to have were just some…
Our friends from Belmont-sur-Rance have joined us this week for the first leg of our language exchange. 17 students from Ensemble Scolaire Saint Michel are spending the week with our TY students, attending classes and getting to experience some of…
All of the 1st year students completed the Irish Heart Foundation course this afternoon where they learned how to perform hands only CPR and how to use an AED. All students recieved a certificate of completion. Thanks to Ms Stenson,…
Congratulations to Marc Gannon who won the Martin Naughton Scholarship to Trinity College Dublin. Marc will be studying Engineering in TCD. We wish Marc well in his future studies.
