On Monday, 6th January 2014, 6th Year Physics students visited NUI Maynooth to do some of their Leaving Certificate experiments. Michael Lawlor (6th Year) explains the importance of the visit.
Read more →Browse through the Transition Year Programme to get a real sense of what, and how, students learn during TY.
Read more →Well done to Leanna Morgan who got an article published in the Sunday World on 9th January 2013! You can read the article which is linked to this blog.
Read more →Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl are the authors of the successful series of books - "Beautiful Creatures". Look at the book trailer, borrow the book and meet at lunchtime on Monday, 10th February to discuss the book.
Read more →There are lots of new books in the Library, including John Green's "Paper Towns" and "Looking for Alaska" as well as a selection of football annuals and Horrible Science books. Browse through the Flipbook to see the full list.
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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.
Read more →Every Friday throughout November and December, TY students worked in community-based jobs. Browse through the Flipbook to get an impression of their work experiences.
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3rd Year CSPE students raised over €300 in aid of the D.S.P.C.A. by asking everyone in the school to dress up as an animal on the last day of term. 3rd Year students, Megan Harnett and Evan Matthews, write in more detail about what was involved.
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Sadhbh Charles (5th Year) explains that a new Green Schools Committee was formed in December 2013 and outlines how you can get involved.
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The annual L.C.V.P. Table Quiz held on the last day of the winter term had an animal dress-up dimension added to it by the enterprising 3rd Year CSPE students. Approximately €500 was raised for Barretstown and the DSPCA. Well done to Table 5 who won the quiz!
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