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Thank You
Created : 06 Sep 2021, 12:50 PM
Archived : 06 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
This morning the school received a substantial contribution from Saint Vincent De Paul. These funds will be used for students who need books, uniforms or any school materials. We are so grateful as we know this will make a huge difference to some students school experience. Pictured here are Mary and Colm from Portlaoise SVDP with principal Maura Murphy. #fromeachhisbest #svdp
Now what? What’s next? When is it? How do I apply to view my scripts or appeal the result?
Created : 31 Aug 2021, 10:05 PM
Archived : 05 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
On Tuesday 7th Sept, from 5pm, you may APPLY to view the scripts (but only if you sat the exams) from Tues 5pm until Wed 8/9/21 at 8pm. THIS IS A VERY SHORT TIME FRAME - DON'T DELAY IF YOU WANT TO VIEW SCRIPTS. www.examinations.ie/misc-doc/EN-EX-52696708.pdf See above link for more detailed information. Viewing of the scripts will take place, by appointment only, on Sat and Sunday 11th/12th Sept. The Sunday slot may or may not take place, depending on demand on Saturday.You will be assigned to a time slot, you cannot just appear. And you must have applied during the window, they don't mention any provision for late applications. The Department must send down the scripts in the subjects you apply for, these scripts are not kept in the school. They are stored in the Department. So it must be planned snd organised. You MAY decide to APPEAL, based on your reading of your scripts or just something you wish to be sure of. The application window opens on Saturday 11th Sept at 9am, until Monday 13th September at 12 noon.The date of the Results of this Appeal have not been decided yet. If and when I get any further information lads, I will put it up, but I'm sure that these dates will remain - it is only days away. FINGERS CROSSED FOR CAO if you are going that route. If not, those beginning APPRENTICESHIPS OR JOBS, we wish you all the best in whatever you do. Just remember our school motto is a good guide for life - do your best. Take care lads.
Congratulations
Created : 03 Sep 2021, 1:48 PM
Archived : 03 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
Congratulations to all our students who received Leaving Cert results today. Regardless of what points you achieved we are very proud of each and every one of you. Pictured here are 7 of the 8 students who received over 600 points. Well done lads!
Best of Luck
Created : 03 Sep 2021, 9:37 AM
Archived : 03 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
6th Year
Best of Luck to all our Leaving Cert students receiving results today!
Free Trial “Live Online Computing, ICT, Coding & Cyber-Safety Classes” for your students.
Created : 02 Sep 2021, 5:36 PM
Archived : 02 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
A Chara, We hope your return to school is going well. Fingers crossed this academic year sees us return to some form of normality. We are now more than ever aware that parents want their children exposed and educated about ICT, Computing, Coding and Cyber Safety. Post-Primary students in most school are now undertaking some form of ICT & Computer Science Lessons, these mainly should be the JC Short Coding Course or LC Computer Science. Our extra curriculum club’s syllabus is based around these two areas which helps students progress within these subjects. Kids Coder Club an Irish based entity, has aligned with post-primary schools nationwide to provide “Live Online Computing, ICT & Coding Classes” for their students. These extra curriculum classes are opening to your students and will aid them to learn 21st-century life skills whilst upskilling in the area of ICT. We would greatly appreciate it if you would share the following information with your parents via any of your communication channels to make them aware that these classes are now available for their children. We have a “Free Trial Lesson Session” on the 8th of September. Here students and parents can explore the world of computing and coding whilst getting further information about our community. Parents can book this FREE TRIAL at the following link. kidscoderclub.ie/booking-page To check out all about Kids Coder Club, please watch out introduction videos at Kids Coder Club – Teaching children computing and coding. To register your interest, drop us an email at info@kidscoderclub.ie Many thanks for your assistance. Together We Get Better! Rgds, Trevor Murphy, HDip MSc Principal & Lead Mentor. kidscoderclub.ie/ computingatschools.ie/
Congratulations to the Heath U16 Rounders- All Ireland Winners
Created : 01 Sep 2021, 10:48 PM
Archived : 02 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
Congratulations to The Heath under 16 boys and Mixed who were crowned All-Ireland champions last weekend after beating Clonbroney of Longford in the lads and Na Fianna of Dublin in the mixed. Panel: Scott Booth, Mark Carroll, Sarah Gorman, Aaron Keane, Jack Keyes, Sean Kirby, Pj Larkin, John MacNamara, Aidan Maloney, Mary O’Brien, Patrick O’Callaghan, Alice O’Donoghue, Johnny Phelan, Tara Ring, Darragh Walker, Tony Walsh and Tadgh Whelan.
TY Return to school
Created : 01 Sep 2021, 1:21 PM
Archived : 01 Nov 2021, 12:00 AM
Hi lads, I hope you've had a great summer and we look forward to welcoming you back to an action packed and engaging school term. You return to school tomorrow Thursday the 2nd of September. At 9am we will meet in the GPA and the senior management will run through a couple of points on the school plan moving forward for the year.  During this meeting you will receive your timetables and your school journal. Reminder to bring in €10 for the school journal ! Until tomorrow lads!
Welcome back to our 5th years today
Created : 30 Aug 2021, 11:20 PM
Archived : 31 Oct 2021, 12:00 AM
We welcome back our 5th years this morning. They will have an Assembly, pay for their School Journals (€10) and receive their timetables during the 9am class. Then, they will resume classes until 1.15. If you have not yet paid online for his Journal, please do so today or else put the money in an envelope with his name on it and send in with him. There are no buses at this time. It is important that all students make a good start this week. We sincerely hope this is a full year of 'in school learning', and that the uptake of the vaccination for the 12-18 year age group will be a game changer with regards to resuming school activities which are so sorely missed by all. The UNIFORM is the starting point - in that, attention to small details get a person into the mindset of upping their game. Carelessness and lack of attention to detail will not focus the minds on being back in school in general. The shoes, as always, are to be black leather and not black runners. Please have them remove their piercings, as they will be asked to do should they arrive to school with same. No excuses that they can't be removed will be entertained. The school jacket, which is currently out of stock in SHAWS, will not be needed this week, or hopefully for a few weeks, while the weather remains warm. This year, unlike last year, no other jacket or hoodie will be allowed in school at all. The PE Uniform of the new half zip and a pair of plain black tracksuit bottoms is the only PE gear to be worn on the day of PE. Any colour T-shirt can be worn underneath it however. No student should wear their PE uniform unless they are timetabled for PE that day. We do not have use of the changing rooms yet so they will come to school and remain in the PE uniform until end of school day. This will be a big year for these lads. But we are here to support them, as always, with study skills classes, career guidance throughout the year, , giving them constructive feedback on their assignments and exams, advising them with their subject levels, and being here for yourselves as parents. If this is your first to go through the State Exams, no doubt you will have questions. Particularly as no two years have been the same for the last three years! But, it will all work out. We'll get you there. Looking forward to seeing your sons in the morning. Thank you for your support in the past and looking forward to the coming school year. MM
REDUCING ANXIETY IN CHILDREN AGED 4-14 YEARS: FEARLESS FREE ZOOM WEBINAR FOR PARENTS
Created : 29 Aug 2021, 9:01 PM
Archived : 30 Oct 2021, 12:00 AM
Laois Education Centre in partnership with the Triple P Parenting Programme are delivering a Fear-Less webinar on Wednesday 8th September from 7-9pm which will offer Parents of children 4 - 14 years of age tips and strategies to help their children manage their anxiety and provide practical evidence-based tips for parents and carers in these uncertain times. (This is a repeat webinar) Parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic is a unique challenge for all parents, caregivers and families. Children and parents are anxious, and families are under pressure like never before. Being a parent to a child/teenager who isexperiencing anxiety can be tough. Anxious children / teenagers can seek constant reassurance have outbursts of anger / frustration and can feel sick when worried. Parenting has a crucial role to play in mitigating the potential long-term negative impacts of COVID-19 on children, particularly in relation to mental health. zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lfNGOSUqSsS_kYEcu5f3sA
Third Years Return to School Mon 30th August
Created : 29 Aug 2021, 4:12 PM
Archived : 29 Oct 2021, 6:19 PM
We welcome back our 3rd years tomorrow morning. They will have an Assembly, pay for their School Journals (€10) and receive their timetables during the 9am class. Then, they will resume classes until 1.15. If you have not yet paid online for his Journal, please do so today or else put the money in an envelope with his name on it and send in with him. There are no buses at this time. It is important that all students make a good start this week, in particular your sons who are facing into an exam year. We sincerely hope this is a full year of 'in school learning', and that the uptake of the vaccination for the 12-18 year age group will be a game changer with regards to resuming school activities which are so sorely missed by all. The UNIFORM is the starting point - in that, attention to small details get a person into the mindset of upping their game. Carelessness and lack of attention to detail will not focus the minds on being back in school in general. The shoes, as always, are to be black leather and not black runners. Please have them remove their piercings, as they will be asked to do should they arrive to school with same. No excuses that they can't be removed will be entertained. The school jacket, which is currently out of stock in SHAWS, will not be needed this week, or hopefully for a few weeks, while the weather remains warm. This year, unlike last year, no other jacket or hoodie will be allowed in school at all. The PE Uniform of the new half zip and a pair of plain black tracksuit bottoms is the only PE gear to be worn on the day of PE. Any colour T-shirt can be worn underneath it however. No student should wear their PE uniform unless they are timetabled for PE that day. We do not have use of the changing rooms yet so they will come to school and remain in the PE uniform until end of school day. This will be a big year for these lads. But we are here to support them, as always, with study skills classes, career guidance throughout the year, help with selecting their subjects later on in the school year, giving them constructive feedback on their assignments and exams, advising them with their subject levels, and being here for yourselves as parents. If this is your first to go through the State Exams, no doubt you will have questions. Particularly as no two years have been the same for the last three years! But, it will all work out. We'll get you there. Looking forward to seeing your sons in the morning. Thank you for your support in the past and looking forward to the coming school year. MM