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Last Friday the School had their Sports Day in aid of finishing the Stage Area of the new School. Activities included a barbecue, sumo wrestling, bungee racing etc. Pictured are some students in sumo suits enjoying their Sports Day. Great to see such enthusiasm from so many students and that the drizzle did not dampen their […]

5th Year Business students took part in The Bank of Ireland School Bank programme this year. This gave students the opportunity to work in the School Bank branch across a variety of roles from Bank Manager to Customer Service Official learning about banking and how to work as an effective team. The Student School Bank

The JCSP Celebration is now an annual event in our School. These celebrations allow students to showcase their work from different subject areas and we invite their peers, parents and teachers to a celebration of their year in JCSP. All JCSP students received Awards for completing their various initiatives throughout the year. The Ceremony also

5B LCVP class visited Intel in Leixlip as part of the Enterprise Module. They are required as part of their LCVP to visit a local enterprise. They found out what one of the world’s biggest MNCs did and how much employment they provide for the local area. Mr Gorry their teacher would like to thank

April Students of the Month are pictured from left to right: Senior Merit = Zygie Siaulys;  Junior Merit = Laura Dolan; Junior Achievement = Donal McRedmond and Senior Achievement = Emma Cawley  

37 students along with Ms Tiernan and Ms Guilfoyle took part in the Pieta House, “Darkness into Light” 5k fun run /walk from Navan Rugby club.  It was a fantastic event, fun was had by all! €665 was raised by the group for Pieta House. Pieta House raises awareness about mental health and the supports

The LMETB hosted their Musical Extravaganza in the 1,200 capacity TLT in Drogheda. Both our Drama Group and our Choir were involved in the Show. Our Choir has grown steadily over the last few years and now has over 40 students. Both groups arrived in Drogheda for a rehearsal at 2pm and then went bowling in Funtasia before

Ms Shine’s 2B CSPE class visited the Irish Aid centre. The students learned about development in the world and took part in an interactive workshop about life in a village in Malawi. The Irish Aid Centre has an Aid Programme that helps to reduce poverty and hunger particularly in Sub Saharan Africa. An interesting and

Today 1st Year History Students visited the National Museum of Ireland on Kildare Street in Dublin where they were given a guided tour. They got to see the Iron age bog bodies that have been discovered and those from Ballivor got to see one of their own even if he was 2,300 years old! Sophie

3rd Year History Students today visited the 1916 Exhibition in the GPO in Dublin. The visit was quite poignant since it was exactly 100 years ago today the GPO and the rebels inside were under fire from the British and the gunboat the Helga and their rising seems a lost cause. However it was the