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The pandemic and ensuing lock-down continues but that will not stop us teaching our children. Morning daily assembly lectures started this week with great results.
The pandemic and ensuing lock-down continues but that will not stop us teaching our children. Morning daily assembly lectures started this week with great results.
JSNS universal choir performs three pieces at the annual Córfhéile music festival.
Despite the disruption caused by the coronavirus, a full dress rehearsal of The King’s Dark Secret went ahead on Thursday, just hours before the school and theatre closed down.
The Tree Council of Ireland have graciously donated a tree to students in 4C in an effort to improve climate awareness.
It’s that time of year again, as our students tended their veggies and helped serve a nutritious, 100% organic and sustainable vegetarian meal for all to enjoy the following days.
Congratulations to our Girl’s u15 and u17 Soccer teams, who have qualified for the East Leinster Quarter Finals in their respective leagues.
TY’s had three Friday trips in January.
On Friday morning, Feb 2, 3rd years participated in a wellness morning before the beginning of their mock exams.
Philosophy week, with the theme “Conflict resolution: How can I resolve inner conflict and conflict around me.
The TYs embarked on a ten-day trip to India on 30th January.
On January 24th, 25 members of our Afterschool Athletics club travelled to Phoenix Park to compete in the biggest event on our Cross-Country calendar.
With the unsettled weather of November and December, our Friday trips have been a mix of outdoor and indoor activities.
Weightlifting Ireland has kindly come back again this year to run a five-week module on powerlifting using training weights.
During the last week in November, the Transition year students participated in a full-day First Aid workshop.
For the last five weeks, transition year students have participated in a two-hour weekly lesson teaching them self-defence.
With the league stage finished, three wins and two losses, we thankfully did enough to qualify for the quarter-final of the plate competition.
Ms Shanahan’s 5th Year Business attended a talk given by Barry Andrews.