Well done to Cora and all the students who took part in the annual Novas Christmas Sleep-Out last Saturday in Limerick City, helping to raise vital funds for this worthy cause !

Due to term assessments, this week will be the last Coding Club gathering of 2025. Merry Christmas

Our annual carol singing in the Crescent Shopping Centre took place on Tuesday with all money raised going to the Redemptorist Christmas Appeal.  Many thanks to our choir, musicians, Miss Curtin and all of the teachers and students who helped to make it a great success. 

As apart of College Awareness Week,some of our 6th year students learned all about the CAO application process, facilitated by Mary Nash and her team from TUS Access Office and Nicola Moses from Mary I Access Office.   

A series of information sessions aimed at parents and guardians of 6th year students will be run by TUS Access Service Staff.  These sessions will offer support to parents and guardians of students who are interested in applying for a third level course. Details are in poster below. 

TY students attended the Ger Carey Comedy Show at the Lime Tree Theatre on Friday. A big thank you to Catherine Galligan, Miss Behan, Mr Foster, Miss Whitney and Kara Hayes who braved the elements to chaperone the students to a morning of fun and laughter.  

48 of our LCA, 5th and 6th Year students attended the LCETB Apprenticeship Showcase at the Radisson Hotel on Tuesday morning, 11th November.  Students explored a fantastic range of apprenticeship exhibitions, meeting trainers and current apprentices who offered great insights and advice. A big thank you to Mr English and Sharon for accompanying Ms Ruddle…

Pictured are Transition Year students from St. Clements taking part in a week-long pilot initiative—the Access to Electrical Skills Programme. Hosted by the LCETB at the Kilmallock Road Campus, this immersive experience introduces students to the world of electrical apprenticeships, helping them explore whether a trade career might be the right path for them. As…

Our Dream Space Ambassadors were busy learning MakeCode arcade today and enjoyed the bonus of playing the games they created.

  St. Clement’s College students attending the Cork Pops Orchestra at City Hall in Cork. The students got a rare opportunity to see and hear a live orchestra perform an entertaining programme of film music from Star Wars to K-pop! Thanks to Ms Curtin for organising and to Ms Walsh and Ailish who accompanied the…