Students in Ms Colum’s Science Class carved pumpkins last week and noticed a couple of days later that furry white and black growths had begun growing inside the pumpkins. As, scientists, the first year students looked a bit closer at…
For Climate Action Day, students enjoyed playing a climate change card game, where they had to match climate change terminology with the correct sentence. This helped students to develop their literacy skills and made them aware of the part we…
We are delighted to have been awarded an amber flag by Pieta House for the work that we have done to create a healthy, inclusive environment in our school that supports mental well-being. Today, as a school community, we celebrated our…
Leaving students were recently hosted by Dublin Zoo to carry out their Ecology Field study in the Phoenix Park.
Third year students took part in the “Love Where You Live” competition run by Leitrim County Council. The students were Highly Commended on their excellent work by well known biologist and environmentalist Eanna Ni Lamhna.
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TY Ag Science students learned about the relevance of the pumpkin in modern Irish agriculture and then used their creative skills to carve out the pumpkins. The pumpkin pulp was then sent to the Home Economics class and used for…
For National tree day, TY students planted an oak tree on the school grounds with Kay Maguire and Eamon Smith from Ballinamore Tidy Towns.
Our Transition year students recently spent the day visiting the Marble Arch caves and Arigna mines.
