Namaste TY!
……. and they are off.
……. and they are off.
Last Saturday, January 23rd John Scottus transition year put on a brilliant gig at the Grand Social in order to raise much needed funds for their teaching project in India.
Theme of the week: Know Thyself: Do as you say, and say what you mean, with kindness. The whole school participated with a very good heart.
For those of you who had the opportunity to see the world debut of The Stolen Child last weekend you know that it truly was a feast for the senses.
Fund raising for Jharkhali got a €2300 boost through bag packing in M&S in Blacrock.
Last night the TY students debated against St Raphaela’s about the impact of HIV. The result was tied and we lost on a technicality.
To fundraise for their upcoming India trip, our TY students are organising a Battle of the Bands at ..
The school’s Ultimate Frisbee teams played their opening games in the Dublin School Ultimate Frisbee league.
Literacy week was a fun filled week. Some of the activities included DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) and a Shelfie Book Competition.
To access latest student school magazine please click Student School Magazine Dec 2015 ..
As reported in the Irish Independent, for the year 2015/2016 John Scottus had a 100% progression rate into third level.
The Stolen Child is is a sparkling new story by award-winning playwright Joe O’Donnell (inspir ..