Huge congrats to Ava Rock in 3rd Year for some super performances at last week's Irish Open Championship and Olympic Trials. Ava received a medal in the Senior and junior medal in the 1,500mtrs and junior in the 400fc. Well done Ava!

Congratulations to past pupil Julia Bartecka (Class of 2023) who has been awarded the prestigious 2023 All Ireland Scholarship for her  Leaving Certificate grades. Julia is currently studying Mechanical Engineering in TUD, Bolton Street. Julia will receive €6000 and a mentor for each year of her degree studies as an All Ireland scholar.

Last year, past pupil, Connie Wang won an All Ireland Scholarship (2022) and continues her Pharmacy Studies in Trinity College Dublin.

 https://www.allirelandscholarships.com/

A reminder that classes finish today at 2.40pm to facilitate preparations for the 6th Year Graduation.

Congratulations to our TY class of 2024 who graduated today.

Dear parents/ guardians, 

Our 6th year class of 2024 will finish today at 10am.

We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow for the 6th Year Graduation celebrations. 6th years are to meet in the school before 3.45 in the Dining Area . The Graduation ceremony will start promptly at 4.30pm. We ask that all family members be seated in the Church by 4.20pm to await the arrival of the 6th Year students. The second part of the ceremony will take part in the school gym. 6th Year students are to dress in full uniform with no excess jewellery or nose rings. Please note that there will be NO parking facilities on the school grounds.

There will be full study facilities available from 8.45am on Friday for all 6th Years until Wednesday 29th May. 6th Year students must be in full school uniform and the usual school rules apply.

Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow to celebrate the class of 2024.

Leaving Cert 'Anything but a bag day' 2024

Our school captain Chloe Martin together with the incoming school captain Laura-Jane Kaye made a farewell presentation at the annual school awards' ceremony yesterday. They presented a gift of thanks on behalf of all the HFSS students to Ms Mackell (Career Guidance & Science) and our receptionist Siobhan Hughes who will both retire this year from the Holy Family.

A huge congratulations

 to 5th year students Sarah Moran and Katelyn Dennehy, who competed in the first ever Miss Ireland Teen competition. The girls took part in various workshops and rehearsals leading up to the final on May 4th, when they underwent a challenging process that tested their skills in debating and public speaking, and their involvement in charity work, modelling, sports, and talent sections. Katelyn won the talent section with a lyrical dance and Sarah Moran was crowned Miss Ireland Teen 2024. As part of the ‘Teens for change’ initiative, Sarah will now be involved in events and charity work with Miss Ireland and Miss Universe Ireland, as well as being invited to be an ambassador for The Hope Foundation. All here in Holy Family wish you the very best of luck Sarah. Well done to both girls, you have done yourselves proud, as well as your families and your wider communities