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On Thursday the 24th of May the first cohort of Coláiste Clavin students graduated under the new school name and in the new school campus. The evening was one of celebration of student achievement and endeavor within Coláiste Clavin. A great evening of celebration took place in the school hall. Fr. Michael Kilmartin blessed the students […]

5th Year Mentors were rewarded with a trip to Go Quest in Finglas for all their efforts this year in helping the 1st Years settle into Coláiste Clavin.  

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The JCSP Celebration took place on Friday 18th of May. It was attended by our JCSP students and their families. The students gave various presentations from their different subject areas and did some demonstrations from their practical subjects. Jack Thompson won a digital camera in a raffle for participating in the Reading Challenge Initiative. Matthew

Congratulations to Liam Cullen Moran 6th Year who was presented with the Senior Student of the Year Award for 2017/18 during the Awards Ceremony. Congratulations to Ethan Dowling 3rd Year who received the Junior Student of the Year Award for 2017/18 during the Awards Ceremony. These Students have shown a very strong work ethic and an excellent

Mr Hughes provided the extracts shown from the current “Irish Building Magazine” where Ken O’Donnell 5th Year had submitted an idea to ESB for the “National Safety Challenge Competition”

When Spring began and the weather improving, a lunchtime soccer league outdoors was started to allow students bring a competitive edge to lunchtimes! Games were played every Tuesday and Friday, and eventually only two teams were left – AC Milan and Barcelona. Despite being depleted, AC Milan gave a great account of themselves. But Barcelona

Ms Doyle oragnised a great Sports Day with an array of activities (some pictured), We were fortunate to get such glorious weather and some students were content to just soak up the sun rays while most actively took part in an array of activities. The Sports Day was enjoyed by Students and Teachers.     

The Student Jigsaw team organised the launch of the “green ribbon” which symbolises ending the stigma around mental health. For my information see www.seechange.ie Pictured are some 1st Year Geography Students wearing their green ribbon showing their support.

The Green Schools Committee are busy working towards their travel flag which they hope to be awarded next year. Students from first and second year on the committee took part on Tuesday the 15th May in a walkability audit to assess the health and safety of the area outside the school. Students examined the speed