Our opening school ceremony took place on Thursday September 25th in the Redemptorist Church.  Beautiful singing, music and prayers made for a lovely occasion.  Thanks to Fr. Seamus for hosting the ceremony, all the students who participated, Ms Behan for organising and Ms Curtin for the wonderful music. 

Our school open night takes place on Wednesday October 1st.  Tours begin at 5.45pm sharp with the Principals address at 7.30pm.  

We were delighted to welcome Gillian Place from the University of Limerick to speak with our TY, 5th & 6th Year students about Computer Science careers and courses at UL.  It was an excellent opportunity for students to gain insight into the opportunities, entry pathways, and career progression available through these exciting programmes. A big thank…

Congratulations to our past pupil Alex Sheehan (LC2024) who called in this week to meet Ms Ruddle (Guidance Counsellor) and his teachers before leaving for Poland to begin his dream career as a Pilot. Alex is a great example of never giving up on your dreams and continuing to back yourself. Once part of the…

This year the school introduced Computer Science as a subject, for both TY and 5th year students. Our 5th year CS students are pictured coding Python.

Did you know that more than one in five students missed over 20 days of school last year ? Today, the Minister for Education and TESS have launched a new nationwide campaign to change that — supporting regular school attendance and helping every child get the best from their education. This campaign highlights the importance…

Last Thursday, our TY group kicked off the year with an unforgettable visit to Emerald Park. From high-speed rollercoasters to peaceful walks through the zoo, the day was packed with excitement, laughter, and shared experiences. It wasn’t just about the fun — it was about forming new friendships, strengthening bonds, and setting the tone for…

Gillian Place will be visiting the school on Monday 29th September  to give a talk to any 5th or 6th Year students interested in computer related careers.  Contact Miss Ruddle for more details. 

Our TY Module A group kicked off the first Get Rowing workshop facilitated by Rowing Ireland in St. Michael’s Rowing Club.  This was a two hour introductory workshop where students were introduced to the basics of rowing.       

Yesterday, our Transition Year students took part in the JFK Forensic Science Workshop, a thrilling and hands-on experience that brought the world of crime scene investigation right into the classroom. Led by expert facilitator Pat from Forensic Fun , students explored key forensic techniques including fingerprint analysis, fibre and hair examination, blood spatter interpretation, and…