Since early December a group of TY students calling themselves "Bob the Banker" have been working with AIB Build a Bank Challenge. Every Wednesday in the Business Room, students can open an account through the Bob the Banker team.
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1st Year Business students - The Earphone Buddies - got through to the Finals of the Dublin City Students Enterprise Awards held in Dublin Castle in March. Their idea? Using Hama beads they created earphone buddies to stop them getting tangled.
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This year's school walk was in aid of Greenpeace and was organised by the 5th Year LCVP students along with the TY students. It was held on Wednesday, 18th May. 2nd Year student, Ross Smith, writes an account of his day walking 10 km along the Wicklow Way.
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As part of Tech Week 2016, Lisa D'Arcy and Colette Talbot, employees of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and representing CWIT (Connecting Women in Technology) gave a talk about "IT is not just for geeks" to the TY Computer Studies class on 19th April.
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5th Year LCVP student, Megan Harnett, writes about her experience of visiting Google's HQ in Dublin on Friday, 8th April, with her LCVP class.
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1st Year, Jeremy Messam, and TY students, Ciara Hopkins, Alex Tortosa, Gabriel Messam and Ryan Baker, report on the experience of the the Student Enterprise Awards Trade Fair held in the hall on Tuesday, 23rd February.
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This month's Book Club Choice is non-fiction. "How Music Got Free" by Stephen Witt explains in details how MP3s got released - for free - onto the Internet. It explains the legal battles, the technical advancements and how the music industry attempted to stem this flow.
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This year's annual LCVP Table Quiz was in aid of St. Vincent de Paul - a very worthy charity at this time of the year. It was organised by the 5th Year LCVP students. There were many prizes and the quiz was eagerly contested.
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34 students and parents attended the Web Summit for Schools in the RDS Simmonscourt Complex on Tuesday evening, 3rd November. Students from 1st Year to 6th Year were represented. Ross Smith (2nd Year) and Eva Corrigan (1st Year) report back on their experience of the evening.
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A large group of students and parents from 1st year to 6th year have got much coveted tickets to the Web Summit for Schools on Tuesday, 3rd November at 7.30pm in the RDS. We were there last year and it was an incredible experience.
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