Last Friday, our school celebrated International Women’s Day 2025. Huge credit goes to the hardworking members of the Student Council, the Reading Revolution, and the Transition Year CUMH project for their outstanding efforts in organising and leading this event. Through their dedication and creativity, we were able to mark this important occasion in a meaningful and…
DetailsToday we celebrated International Women’s Day! Speeches, assemblies, poster collages, stickers with the names of inspirational women, inspirational quote posters, Wonder Woman Workout for Women’s Aid, music by female artists, quizzes, TED talks, movies, chocolate treats, Kahoot, a remembrance candle for women who have suffered violence and discrimination, a whole school address by the Head…
DetailsThis year, the Student Council chose the word ‘Neart’ – ‘Strength’, as their representative word for International Women’s Day 2023. The TY Student Council has gathered a collage of the faces of inspirational women inside the silhouette of the letters. We are sharing this with you with the idea of the collage being a central image and message to the…
DetailsThe 1st, 2nd and 3rd Years of the Junior Student Council are marking International Women’s Day on March 8th, with a week-long series of activities and presentations from March 2nd to 6th. They have chosen to celebrate this week to create awareness among all our students, so that they realise their potential and raise their…
DetailsTalk on ‘How to protect your child in the digital age` The Parents’ Council held their AGM on Monday, 8th October 2012 at 7.30pm in the High School. We were very fortunate to have Dr Maureen Griffin, Forensic Psychologist as our Guest Speaker on the night. She has visited over 120 schools across Ireland speaking to students,…
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