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Well done to both groups for their hard work and commitment to competing in the BTYSTE this year under the guidance of Ms Walsh. Congratulations to Hugh and Conor who won a Highly Commended award for their project ‘An Investigation Into How People Aged 13 To 17 Get Their News, Their Awareness of Fake News …
Best of luck to second year students Hugh Ahern, Conor McCarthy, William Ahern and Eoin Dineen in competing in the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this week. Hugh and Conors project is entitled ‘An Investigation Into How People Aged 13 To 17 Get Their News, Their Awareness of Fake News and Their Ability To …
Carla and Zeus from Autism assisted dogs ireland vistied Cuan class on friday. They were presented by a cheque from the boys who collected money by selling christmas tree decorations. Well done to all involved. A great cause to support.
Please find Patrician Academy Christmas ArtWork. The 1st year clay santas and snowmen. Resource with their Christmas wrapping paper
LCA students working outdoors on their stencil self portraits with Mr Stokes. This portrait will provide finished artwork for their task which is underway at the moment. Well done to all.
Patrican Academy student Jack Buckley with his Christmas art project Naomh Padraig students with their Christmas art projects based on snowman. Nicolas Tarrant, Colin Lucey , Jack Buckley and Eoghan Gallagher
The 2 transition year Young Social Innovators classes had Susan O’neill from YSI in to speak to them last thursday about their projects. The 2 groups are embarking on seperate exciting projects relating to tidy towns and cancer awareness. Both sets of pupils are highly motivated to make a real difference in society, both locally …
Eoin O Keeffe sang Oró se do bheatha bhaile Eoin Curtain & Harry Brennan played their concertinas really well & created a great atmosphere in the classroom.
Transition year students visiting the Bridehaven Nursing home in Mallow. The class put together five hampers consisting of fabulous Christmas wreaths and chocolates for all residents and nurses. The class would also like to thank all teachers who contributed to the cause.
