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On Wednesday December 5th as a part of the Meath section of the North Leinster competition, our U16 football team qualified for the next round of the North Leinster competition. They recorded victories over Colaiste Na Mí and Athboy in the first two games and while losing out to Beaufort by a point in the […]

November Students of the Month are as follows from left to right:  Ryan Maguire (Junior Achievement); Robyn Harvey (Junior Merit); Jenna McQuaid (Senior Merit) and Tadgh Connolly (Senior Achievement).

The Green School’s Committee are working towards their “Travel Flag”. As part of trying to improve student numbers who walk to School, students are taking statistics on Wednesday mornings to determine how the school population travels to school. To promote walking, the 1A class alongside the P.E teacher Ms Roche have marked out a 1km

A number of our students took part in the “Team Hope Shoebox” appeal this year. They filled shoeboxes with items such as toothbrushes, gloves, colouring pencils, soft toys, soap, games etc. Well done to everyone who contributed and made a difference to a child this Christmas. Pictured below are some of our students who took

Ken O’Donnell a 6th Year Construction is pictured receiving his prize for being a finalist in the ESB National Safety Challenge. His idea was featured in the “Irish Building Magazine”.

Well done to our senior football team who recorded a hard fought win on Wednesday against Beaufort CC of Navan. The game, played on Beaufort’s School pitch, provided testing underfoot conditions for both teams and credit must go to all players for playing out a very entertaing if somewhat low scoring encounter. We lead by

5th Year LCVP students and their teacher Ms. McDonagh went to Lagan Cement on Tuesday 13th November. They were given a presentation by Lagan Cement about the company and a tour of the quarry and plant. The students will now type up their Summary Report for the Leaving Certificate based on the trip. Lagan Cement provided

Adam Peacock began his entrepreneurial activities back in October when he baked cookies and brownies and sold them at the school Open Night. He used the proceeds from this as seed capital for his new venture of making Christmas logs. These logs are available to order in the school from Adam. They cost €10 each.

One of the 5th Year Geography classes visited Tara Mines in Navan to study for a Physical Leaving Cert question “Human Interaction with the Rock Cycle”  

Some of the students from Le Cheile built these cars in Woodwork.