Good Afternoon,

This evenings meeting is for the students and parents of our current 3rd year group. During the webinar you will hear important information about next year's TY programme. The meeting begins @ 7pm. 

The zoom meeting link was sent via email earlier today and is also attached here:

https://zoom.us/j/99036853882?pwd=bcr3Y6zlUDLUClqaoLiagwsqvfzb4G.1

The TY Community care class created handmade notes of good luck and wishes ahead of the 6th year Oral examinations that will take place soon. 

These notes were hand delivered to each 6th year student. The TY Community care class hope that this helped in some small way as they prepare for these examinations. 

Best of luck to all 6th year students.

-TY Community care class. 

We had a lovely Chat and Connect session with our 5th year students during their RE class today.

The session began with students writing letters to themselves that they will open on their Graduation Morning in 6th year. 

Students enjoyed a hot drink and some nice sweet treats. 

It was lovely to give the students time to chat and enjoy each other's company. 

Thank you to the 5th year RE teachers for organising this. 

Ms Mills

We gathered some of our 5th year students today for a special assembly with those who achieved the highest results in their 5th Year Christmas Exams to acknowledge their ongoing Academic Success and to celebrate their hard work to date. Ms McDonnell Guidance Counsellor spoke about the statistics from LC 2024 and how this group of students are reaching such high grades already that are often limited to small groups of students across the country. Ms Duffy Guidance Counsellor spoke to the students about positive self talk and remembering how well they are doing and how proud they should be of themselves.

Students were encouraged to always do their best and to keep aiming high.

Very proud of this group of students!!

Well done all. 

Ms Mills

Last Thursday, 3rd April, Students from CPC'S Ember team, TY and 5th year were selected to attend the Le Cheile Student Symposium in Knock, County Mayo. 

The day began with a welcome and reflection, followed by Mass in the Basilica with other Le Cheile schools across the county. We then had lunch outside in the sunshine! The afternoon consists of various workshops for students to engage in with other schools.

Students enjoyed a great day at Knock Shrine as it was an opportunity to reflect and learn about the story of Knock.

Well done to  Amy Schmelter, James Meehan, Mikey Arthur, Katie O'Donnell, Ailbhe Cashin, Weronika Stepniak , Sarah Brennan, Gemma Snell Fox and Ruby Butler

We were delighted to hold our first ever #SameChance Walk in conjunction with AsIAm, Irelands National Autism Charity to celebrate Autism Acceptance Week. 1st Year, 2nd Year, Transition Year and 5th Year Prefects all took part in this really successful event. Students and staff alike enjoyed getting out into the sunshine and raising awareness for this really important cause.

Thank you to all who took part but a special thank you to Ms Kelly and the 5th Year Prefects for guiding the walk, to Brian Byrne for the wonderful photographs and to 6th Year student James Reid for providing the fantastic drone footage. See you all again next year! 

Huge Congratulations to our winning TY teams at the LogisTYcs event sponsored by the The Department of Transport at The Curragh Racecourse yesterday with The Banshee Braves, Eileen O’Sullivan, Jamie Browne, Rose Hayes, Amelia Roche, Amy Maher and Sarah Doran  in First place and Liffey Legends, Evan Browne, Andrew O’Reilly, Harry Davies, Baron Descallar, Lucy Curtis, and Aleks Uhruski in Third place. The fantastic first prize of a day in Mondello participating in the Early Drive Programme will be enjoyed by the teams later this month. They have also won power banks, speakers and earpods.Students got the opportunity to meet with companies and educational institutions involved with the logistics and the supply chain industry. It was a fantastic day exploring many career paths along with enjoying the thrill of competition. 

Dear students,

please remember to put all rubbish in bins provided, both on the school grounds and when in Kilcullen and beyond. I was surprised to hear a report that a small number of CPC students were seen dropping litter when in Kilcullen. Let's all keep our school and our town litter free.

Thank you.