The First Year HEROes for September (for being H ere E very day, R eady and O n time) have been announced, along with the 'HERO of the Term'. Each HERO receives a €10 canteen voucher. 1A Cathal Doherty; 1B Noah Doherty; 1C Lily Doherty; 1D Isabella McKeague; 1E Lana McGettigan; 1F Adam Porter

Our TY students, along with adults from the local community — Cashel na Cor, New Horizons, and Gaelic Park — enjoyed a fantastic afternoon filled with dance, laughter, and delicious treats. A huge thank you to Conor Suzie for providing such wonderful music that kept everyone on their feet! It was a heartwarming afternoon of connection and joy, where generations came together to share smiles, stories, and a few great moves on the dance floor. Events like this remind us of the

A big thank you to Geraldine from the Red Cross who delivered an excellent CPR skills workshop to our TYC and TYD classes. This was an invaluable and practical lesson — one that could truly make a difference in an emergency situation. Learning how to perform CPR equips students with the confidence and knowledge to take life-saving action when it matters most. We’re grateful to Geraldine and the Red Cross for sharing these essential skills with our students.

The Shona Project is a movement that helps girls in Ireland believe in themselves and each other. Mary from the Shona Project delivered two workshops to all the TY girls. 1. Kindness and Goal Setting 2. Confidence and Positive Mindset They discussed the following: The challenges young women face in Ireland today How we address these challenges The people who influence us Self-respect and respect for others Encouraging diversity and difference Setting and achieving goals