September 2018

Colaiste Clavin would like to congratulate Longwood GAA Football Intermediate Team on their County Final win against Ballinlough on Sunday in Pairc Tailteann. Past pupils who have represented our school teams throughout the years were the backbone in the win on Sunday. Great displays were given by 10 past pupils on the field during the

The Green Schools committee are preparing their quest to achieve the award for getting the travel flag this year. The committee will be running a competition during climate change action week in October to encourage students and staff to pledge changes they would like to make. Prizes will be given for the best pledges and the

The staff and students of Colaiste Clavin would like to wish the Longwood GAA football team the very best of luck in their upcoming Intermediate county Final this Sunday in Pairc Tailteann. Many past pupils who have represented our school teams throughout the years will be togging out this Sunday. We hope that they can

A wide variety of activities was organised for students in Colaiste Clavin as part of European Languages Day on Wednesday the 26th September. A Table Quiz was organised for First Year students in Colaiste Clavin in addition to a 2nd Year Poster Competition and a survey to highlight the importance of European languages being taught and spoken

Well done to Ben McLaughlin 5C who achieved the highest results among his year group in the Junior Cert 2018. His hard work paid off, he beat off stiff competiton from others in his year group. The Principal Ms Deegan presented Ben with his plaque this morning.  

Jamie Scully a 1st Year Business student won a €50 One4all Voucher at the Meath Enterprise Awards. Jamie answered a Quiz and by doing so entered a raffle for the voucher. Well done Jamie!   

Ms McDonagh’s 1st Year Business students attended the “Student Enterprise Awards” today in Trim Castle Hotel. A number of our students made excellent presentations to a large audience and were commended for doing this by the organisers. All of our students worked very hard throughout the day brainstorming and coming up with ideas.  

On Friday 6th Year Geography Students with their Teacher Ms. McKenna carried out their Geographical Investigation on geomorphic processes in the coastal environment of Howth, Co. Dublin. Their Investigation carries 20% of the marks for Leaving Cert Geography.

On Thursday the 14th of September our Sixth Year students travelled to the Irish Times Higher Options in the RDS. This was a fantastic opportunity for students to explore their future studies by meeting directly with representatives from universities, colleges and education institutions from Ireland, the UK, Europe and beyond.