This year's annual school walk, organised by the 5th Year LCVP class on Monday, 27th April, was in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation. The school walk involves walking 10km of the Wicklow Way.1st and 2nd Year students, Greg Brenner, Jakob Miller and Shimi Tillman recount their experiences of the day.
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1st Year Geography students, Andrew Wright and Oonagh Delargy, describe the work involved in making contour maps as part of their Geography project.
Read more →2nd Year student, Alannah O'Byrne, visited Laos in February of this year. She writes about her experience of teaching English in the classroom on one of the days of her visit.
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On an overcast morning on 1st May, the school set off from Crone Wood car park, to walk a part of the Wicklow Way which skirts Djouce Mountain. After a few food and drinks breaks and a deluge of rain the 10km walk ended above Lough Tay on the Roundwood-Glendalough road. Thanks to the 5th Year LCVP class and Mr. Desmond for organising a day of two halves (on the weather-front)!
Read more →The TY Geography students have been busy creating different 3D models of the landscape. Browse through photos of the models.
Read more →The theme of Earth Day 2014 is Green Cities. Watch this brief YouTube video to understand what each of us can do to make the world a better place to live in.
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On Tuesday, 17th December, 6th Year Geography students and TY students braced themselves from the cold to visit Kippure as part of the Leaving Certificate Field Trip. Sean McGuinness, 6th Year, writes in more detail about the day.
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Sean McGuinness describes the Geography Field trip to the Botanic Gardens on Monday, 30th September.
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1st to 5th Year students and some of the teachers, enjoyed the 10km sponsored walk along part of the Wicklow Way on Tuesday, 7th May. All funds are in aid of The Children's Medical & Reserach Foundation.
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The Library is currently hosting a temporary exhibition on loan from the National Library of Ireland, entitled "Ireland from Maps". It will be exhibited throughout November, December and January.
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