Rowing Success!

Forty three students from a range of year groups travelled to the Regional Sports Complex yesterday morning to compete in the Indoor Schools Sligo Rowing Blitz. The students had an excellent day out with many students getting the opportunity to experience rowing for the first time. We hope this has now inspired them to continue rowing and get involved in future rowing events.

Congratulations to Sarah Walsh in 5th year who placed first in the U18 category and her sister Claire Walsh in 2nd year who placed first in the U14 category. A big congratulations to the two teams who also placed first in the relay events, in the U14 girls relay the team consisted of: Claire Walsh, Megan McDermott, Kayla Scanlon and Grace Hegarty. Well done to the U18 mixed relay team also Darragh Colsh (5th year), Sarah Walsh (5th year), Claire Walsh (2nd Year), Luca Gardiner (5th year) and Jake Healy (TY). A very successful and enjoyable day for all. We look forward to next year!

Gentle reminder that as per calendar school will be closed to pupils on Tue 16th Jan to facilitate staff training.

Apologies, there will be no football training today (Friday) after school.

Thank you.

Dera Parent/Gusrdian

Thank you to those who have confirmed their attendance/non-attendance at the meeting.

A gentle reminder to those of you who still have to do so to please have your response in before 1.25 tomorrow. Link was in previous message

Thanks

The first years were out this moring in frosty conditions completing fitness tests as part of their Health Related Fitness module for PE.  

They all put in a great effort and will now be looking to improve their scores in two weeks time! 

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Reminder that the school will be closed on Monday 4th December to facilitate JCT staff Training as per our calender on our website and the school app.

Thank you.

Our U14 girls got off to a flying start yesterday in sunny but freezing Castlebar where they took on Davitt College. The girls started off very well taking the first score of the game. This was followed closely by Davitt College leading to a very tight game overall. In the final quarter of the game Davitt College managed to take the lead for the first time and crept ahead by two points. Unfortunately for Coláiste Muire they just couldn't pull it back despite having two goal chances in the final few minutes. A very good game of football and Ms O Malley and Ms Casey are very excited to see what the season ahead has in store for this U14 team. Well done to all involved!