May 2015

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Today we had our Awards Cermony where Students were acknowledged for their hard work, dedication and excellent attendance. Picture 1 = Aoife Culleton who won Senior Student of the Year Award; Picture 2 = Aoife Culleton who won the ICA Award; Picture 3 = Said Barar who won the Principal’s Award; Picture 4 = Chester Chester

On Friday we had a Sports Day and Barbecue in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland. Eventhough the weather wasn’t great, it didn’t dampen Students enthusiam. Pictured are some of our 6th Years enjoying themselves before they have to face into their Leaving Cert.

On Wednesday 29th April some of our Junior Cert Students travelled to Slane Castle to attend the Young Historian of the Year and the Francis Ledwidge Poetry Awards. We were delighted that Students from St. Finitina’s Post Primary school were recognised for their hard work.  Shauna Callaghan, Liam Cullen Moran, Liam O’Connor and Lauren Malone

Last Thursday 5th Year Geography Students visited the Burren and Black Head in Co. Clare. While there they visited Alliwee Cave that is home to several calcite structures including stalactities etc. They also visited Black Head that had a huge limestone pavement down to the sea and had evidence of isostatic movement. Pictured are some of the

April Students of the Month: Senior Achievement = Matthew Connolly; Senior Merit = Amy Flynn; Junior Merit = Ashlyn Masterson and Junior Achievement = Basit Sanni

Here are some of our Art Students showing their artistic flair from 2nd and 5th Year. First shows Holly Kavanagh and Rachel Traynor5th Years showing their immense talent. 2nd and 3rd Photo shows 2nd Years and their work from Art Class. Final Photo shows Chloe O’Neill, Kelly Anne Doyle and Joanne Molloy from 5th Year and their sketches.

Congratulations to Shauna Callaghan of 2B, whose poem ‘The Sniper’ won LMETB Overall Junior Poem of the Year. Shauna beat off plenty of competition from Louth and Meath to deservedly claim the award at the awards ceremony at Slane Castle. Well done Shauna!