Congratulations to Julie Toner who won €212.00 in our weekly parents' association Split the Pot draw. 

Well done to Hilda Dowzard who won the €20.00 sellers prize. 

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 Our first year students have been working diligently on creating and making Cell Models as part of the week-long schedule of events for Science week 2023.

Well done to the science department for organising this highly engaging event. 

Congratulations to Ben Neville who has been accepted to attend the Riverdance Summer School 2024. This is a wonderful opportunity for Ben. Ben is no stranger to the dancing stage and we will see him in January in our TY drama production.

Summer 2024 will be exciting for Ben as he participates at a whole new level of dancing. We wish him well.

To celebrate Science Week, the Science department have arranged for National Reptile Zoo to visit us in Colaiste Bhride Carnew.

They had one-hour lectures with each first year class.

This has proven to be a very memorable experience for our first years who get hands on experience of handling a range of exotics reptiles and insects such as a Yellow foot Tortoise, Bearded dragon, Rosea Chile tarantula and a Milk snake.

The trained professional provide a unique learning experience which is still fondly rememberedby all pupils for many years to come.

Many thanks to the Science Department for organising this event as part of Science Week 2023. 

Our French Exchange students and teachers were treated to an outstanding evening of Irish cultural entertainment in the social area last night.

Singers Molly Hynes along with Ruth and Abigail O’ Gorman presented a variety of song spanning decades and genres.

The Grúpa Cheoil were on hand to play some lively dance tunes and this was followed with a demonstration of Irish step dancing.

The evening ended with both Irish and French students learning the basic steps of a Ceilí dance, the Walls of Limerick, which they executed with enthusiasm and energy.

Many thanks to the Mr. Callanan and the French department for organising the event.

The exchange is part of our five-year Erasmus + school accreditation.

As part of their task in LCA Enterprise, the 5 Laurel class got the opportunity to create their own mini companies, produce their products and sell their wares. Products varied from Christmas decorations, hot chocolate and keyrings to timber, customised number plates, kindling and origami. On Wednesday, 6th December, Market Day was held in the school gym where they got to sell their products to students from the national schools in Carnew and to 1st & 2nd Years from their own school. The students thoroughly enjoyed the experience and learned alot from it. This will be very useful when they come to writing up their task folder about their experience in the New Year. A special thank you to their Enterprise teacher, Ms. Elliott for all her hard work with the group. Well done to all.