As this was the last assembly with our current 6th class, they got centre stage as Master presented them to the school and they opened up with a song they have prepared for their graduation, History. Ruth from Rang V then read an opening prayer...
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6th class had a memorable tour in Carlingford Adventure Centre on Friday. Divided into three teams their first task was to build a raft that they would sail around the pier and back to shore! Despite the freezing water and some unstable rafts...
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Following last year’s success, the Student Council organised another bake sale on Thursday this week to help raise money to put in place some more of their great ideas to make our school even better. The pupils of Ms Starkey’s fourth class...
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For the first time ever, our 6th classes were lucky to participate in the Junior Achievement Programme Energize, a partnership between JA and Gas Networks Ireland. It explores the world of science and engineering in a fun and exciting way. Ms...
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The 6th class children made their confirmation recently and today they presented their generous donation of €350 to Elaine from Muscular Dystrophy Ireland. She praised the children for their kindness and thoughtfulness and explained how the money...
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Alanna and Sarah accompanied Mrs. Farren to the Louth County Council GROW Award ceremony in the Crowne Plaza Hotel this morning. GROW is an acronym for Green Renewable Organic Waste minimisation which is essentially what we strive to achieve on a...
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On behalf of the Green School committee 2018 – 2019, Sarah was proud to receive our 7th flag, which was presented to her , by Jack and Niamh, at our May Assembly. This is the culmination of two year’s hard work and our fourteen year...
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There was a lot to get through at this year’s penultimate assembly with the school a hive of activity recently. Eoin from 6th class opened the proceedings with a prayer that was specially dedicated to all those that we know about to...
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