To mark the end of the 1st and 2nd Year students' exams and school year, we have organised an activities day for them in school this Thursday.

The girls need not wear their school uniforms on the day.

Dear 1st Years,

Can you please take 1 minute to the complete a very short survey at this link.

The Western Region Drug and Alcohol Task Force are putting on a short webinar for parents at 8pm on Wednesday 28th May on the topic of Talking to Your Teen About Alcohol & Other Drugs

If you would like to attend this webinar, you can register at this link.

Dear Parents / Guardians & Students, 

Today, all 'Mock' reports are being issued. 

For the first time, our Mock reports will be available online, through our school MIS system, VSware.

Later today, you will receive a text message from VSware, with a link to your parental dashboard, and instructions regarding your individual username, and how to create a password. 

There is no facility to reply to that text message, so, if you have any queries or problems, we will be happy to discuss them with you, via the school office. 

Once you have accessed VSware, the parental dashboard is very easy to navigate. The areas open to parents at present are 'Assessment' and 'Timetable'.

To view your daughter's report, please click on the student's name.

Then, select the second area, labelled 'Assessment'. In this section, again select the second area, this time labelled 'Term Assessments'.

Your daughter's report will be displayed in full. Should you wish to download the report to save or print it, you can do so via the 'Actions' tab.

You will have ongoing access to VSware to view this report and subsequent term reports online. 

We hope that you find this method convenient and accessible. 

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Your daughter's Transition Year Graduation will take place this Thursday (15th May) in the school.

It will start at 6:45pm and conclude by 8pm.

We look forward to seeing you there to celebrate your daughter's work and progress this year.

We have moved to a new Facebook page! Our old page will no longer be active after next week, so be sure to follow us at our new home here: Taylor's Hill - Dominican College, Galway

Also, don’t forget to follow our new Instagram for updates and content here: @taylorshillofficial

Stay connected—see you there!

Dear 6th year Parents/Guardians and Students,

We are pleased to share information about the All Ireland Scholarships, a prestigious scholarship scheme established by JP McManus in 2008. This initiative provides financial support to high-achieving students pursuing third-level education.

Each year, 125 scholarships are awarded across the 32 counties of Ireland. Successful recipients in the Republic of Ireland receive €6,750 per year for the duration of their undergraduate studies. To date, 1,924 students have benefitted from this scholarship.

Who is Eligible?

To qualify for an All Ireland Scholarship, students must:
Have attended a non-fee-paying school
Be completing the Leaving Certificate Examination for the first time
Be in receipt of a third-level maintenance grant from SUSI (having applied before the SUSI deadline)
Not be in receipt of any other third-level education scholarship

How to Apply?

There is no application process for this scholarship in the Republic of Ireland. The Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation, and Science (DFHERIS) works with SUSI and the AIS Trust to identify eligible candidates.

Learn More

We encourage students who may be eligible to watch the videos linked at the end of this post, featuring inspiring stories from past scholarship winners, Sarah Kelly (2021) and Charles Stuart (2009).

For further details, visit allirelandscholarships.com or contact <101>info@allirelandscholarships.com with any questions.

This is an incredible opportunity for students to receive financial support as they embark on their third-level journey. We encourage all eligible students to ensure they meet the criteria and apply for their SUSI grant on time.

Video Links

• All Ireland Scholarship Official Video
• Sarah Kelly 2021 Scholar
• Republic of Ireland Criteria

We look foward to celebrating our 6th Year graduation on Monday.

The details are:

• The graduation mass will start at 4:30pm sharp.
• Due to the limited space available we ask that only two people per student come to the mass.
• There is very little parking space available in the school grounds so those travelling by car will be better parking elsewhere and walking to the school.
• There will be refreshments after the mass.