A great success for our u17 girls soccer who have secured a place in the regional final. The girls played in Greystones against John Scottus School today where their determination to secure their spot was second to none. A great performance from all involved. Well done girls. 

Goals from Evie Moroney (2), Olivia Shannon (4), Leanne Twamley (5).

Congratulations to 

Lucy Dunne, Carnew, who is this week's lucky winner of

€241.00 

in our Parents' Association weekly Split the Pot Draw. 

Well done to Vanessa Jameson who won the €20.00 sellers prize. 

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Our RBR class visited Carnew Nursing Home this week where they read some stories from ‘The Book of Tomnafinnoge’ by Silvia Cullen & Terence White. The stories read were all written by young people, some of whom are students in our school. We would like to thank the residents and staff for their warm welcome and we look forward to visiting again soon.

We also had our April ‘Drop Everything And Read’ session yesterday where the whole school took thirty minutes from what they were doing and sat back with a book. We will have one more session before the summer holidays. 

Happy reading everyone!

The Bank of Ireland Money Smarts Challenge took part on Wednesday April 17th. This year the event was virtual. Five teams of four students from TY and fifth year took part. 

The challenge consisted of 7 rounds of questions including general knowledge, financial literacy and calculations. 

Well done to all involved today. Congratulations to Intermediate School Killorglin who received the first prize of €3000 for their school. 

On Thursday, 18th April, our school will host round one of the all-Ireland playoffs.

Our first year girls will play three games here in the school and we wish them all the best as they look to secure an All Ireland semi final placement.

We will face St. Leo's Carlow, Mount St. Michael Rosscarbery, Cork, and Maryfield College Dublin.

The attached images feature the girls in the south-east final victory before the easter break.

Please see the attached image for details about an open call for young people (13-17) in the Wicklow area take part in a

Netflix series over multiple dates between April and November. 

In the beautiful Tinahely sunshine, a group of approx 40 walkers and 20 happy doggies arrived for our fundraising walk this morning. Conditions were perfect and everybody enthusiastically set off on the 4km route. 

A massive thank you to everyone who supported us and to John Mullen who saw us off. Thank you also to Pádraig from the National Parks and Wildlife service for his help with the permit for the event.

We will share the final amount raised as soon as it is counted. You can still donate to this life changing charity by scanning the QR code on the flyer. 

Coláiste Bhríde Carnew- 5-7