On Thursday the 26th of February, Transition Year students Laoise O’Gorman and Niamh O’Neill took the short journey down to Arklow to take part in the Wicklow Enterprise Awards county final.  Niamh and Laoise qualified for the competition in late January with the company ‘From Hand To Heart’. This is a mini business that sells hand made chocolate truffles and cards that focuses on promoting sustainable gift giving. In December of last year, the girls had their stand set up in

On Saturday, Deputy Head of Media Clark Kelly proudly represented St. David’s Holy Faith Secondary School at the Irish Schools Lifesaving Championships, held in Belvedere College. The competition, which has a rich heritage that dates back to 1936, saw Clark achieve a remarkable first place in both CPR and Rope Throw, and as a result was crowned the overall winner of the Irish Schools Senior Boys, Lifesaving Championship 2026. Well done Clark!

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