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Congratulations to last year’s Transition Year students who took part in the at school competition. The girls put in a tremendous amount of work to their research projects. They have been awarded the following awards from SciFest.
Best project- Jennifer Kelly & Lauren Shine
Best project runners up- Aibhin O’Neil & Mairéad Barry
Abbvie Young Innovators- Katie Hannan & Yvonne White
Bristol Meyers Squibb Passion for STEM award- Chloe Mccarthy & Kelsie Barrett. Well done girls! A fantastic achievement.
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Well done to our U19, U16 and U14 badminton teams who took part in the Kerry schools competition in Killarney on Tuesday the 18th.
Our U14 and U19 teams came 1st place, qualifying to represent Kerry in the Munsters on the 7th of March while the U16s made it to the final placing 2nd overall. Well done girls!
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Well done to our u19 basketball team who were runners up in the South West regional finals on Wednesday. The girls will now progress to the next phase of the playoffs in January. Missing from photo is Ciara Walsh and Louise O’ Sullivan.
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Our 1st Year Students enjoyed their visit to Nano Nagle place in Cork city last week. They learned about Nano Nagle’s life, how she worked tirelessly to educate the poor of the city and about the powerful impact she had on education in Ireland and worldwide. An insightful and inspiring trip. Nano Nagle Place has been awarded the prestigious Council of Europe Museum Prize for 2021. It continues to provide support and care for people in need.
