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…
TYs had a great interactive hands-on workshop today covering all aspects of reptile behaviour and biology. A really interesting, fun and informative workshop. Thanks to Melanie from Dino Experience for coming to talk to our TYs today.
The Amber Flag Committee launched their Walk for Wellness where students are asked to walk 40 laps of the school in 4 weeks to improve their mental health. They are encouraged to make sure no one walks alone and to…
Mr Kane’s first year class attended the Catholic Schools Mass in Cootehill
TYs, Amber Flag Committee and Ms Simpson organised a Bake Sale for #BakeForBrainInjury to raise money for Acquired Brain Injury Ireland. Cakes were baked by staff and students and great fun was had by all. In total, €400 was raised…
Spring is in the air at BCS…Ms Colum’s First Year Science students looking at the daffodils and tulips grown. All students sowed their own red and white onions which they look forward to eating later in the summer
Ms Mannion’s 5th and 6th year Career’s classes attended a talk with Sgt John Campbell from the Irish Defence Forces today regarding possible careers in Central Medical Units, Cavalry Corps, Engineer/Ordanance Corps and Infantry Corps. The students were very enthusiastic…
