On the 23rd and 24th of March, our Transition Year students took off on an exciting retreat to Johnstone House. The year was split, with the first group attending on Monday and the second following shortly thereafter the next day. The trips began early on Monday and Tuesday morning as the buses took off at 9am sharp each day. The students arrived and were eager to get started. They were split into groups and the activities began. In the morning they participated in ice break

Seachtain na Gaeilge a bhí ann an tseachtain seo. Over the last number of days we, as a school community have celebrated everything to do with Irish culture, whether it be through traditional music, dance, Gaeilge and more. Every year group was involved in activities to celebrate this very important and special week. Each morning was opened on the intercom by students giving a small statement in Irish while we heard the ‘seanfhocail’ of the day, for example 'níl aon tintean

The fifth whole school assembly of the year took place on the 29th of January to bring the school community together and to celebrate Catholic schools week. The assembly began with an opening from our principal, Mr. Carey, followed by a prayer read by Deaglán O’Neill. After this, a few words were said by both the Head Boy Rían and the Head Girl Kate about the upcoming exams and the new after school homework club that will be taking place every Friday. Next Ms. O’Sullivan came