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The Basketball players acknowledge Mr Smiths
retirement
The Senior Girls are
seen here modelling the new school skirt which
has been introduced into the school uniform this
year. This has proved to be a very popular
change and one which is being spearheaded by the
Student Council in the school.
Following talks with
the Student Council, the girls got the
opportunity to decide on the pattern and the
style of the skirt with 5th Year
student Aoibheann McAteer doing the Art work
involved.
Deputy Chairperson
of the Student Council, Zoe Brady commented on
the fact that the skirts are very popular with
the girls. “Ten Senior girls volunteered to wear
the skirt in the introductory phase. Many of the
Junior girls are now wearing the skirt and while
not obligatory, we are delighted to have a
choice. Demand has increased and the skirts will
be available in Declan Loughman Sports”.
First Years
enjoying their lunch time activities
Coaching and
development morning
This group of students enjoyed their Hurling
Coaching and development morning and look
forward to competitions in the New Year
Ademair McCaughey at the
Horse riding stand on Open night.
Laura Brohan who won a trip to Canada based on
her performance during Key Program residential's
during her Transition year. She had a
wonderful trip, a trip of a lifetime!
First Years
Induction Day
All first years
enjoyed a table quiz on Induction day
MERCY DAY
2011
To
celebrate Mercy Day prayers were said during
period one on Friday Sept 23rd for the full
school body and then the first years had a very
interesting talk from Sister Margaret Lyons on
the history of the Mercy order in Castleblayney
and their contribution to the community.
The Gerry Gillanders student of
the year award 2011, was awarded to sixth year
student Aine McNally at a presentation attended
by the full school body on May 18th. The
other nominees were Donagh Keenan, Brendan
McElroy, Catherine Tomany and Conor McCrarren.
The Armagh Team who won the First Year Boys
Lunch time League 2010
A group of Second Year Business Students enjoy a
talk given by local entrepreneur, Mr Pete
McMahon from Centra.
Pictured above are a group of
Junior Certificate students 2010 who got honours
in all subjects. All of the Junior
Certificate students were delighted with their
results . These results are a
reflection of the students hard work, their supportive
parents and a dedicated teaching staff .
An atmosphere of excitement and celebration was
evident in the school. We congratulate the
students and wish them success as they begin
their Leaving Certificate cycle.
Hospice Morning
A group of Mrs McGeeney's
students organised a lovely coffee morning for
the teachers in the staff room, in aid of the
North Louth Hospice, the students learned from
all the preparation and organisation of this
event and raised a lot of funds for a very
worthwhile cause.
Second Year history students on their history
Tour to American Folk Park Omagh
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