What an unforgettable week for our outstanding young scientists Evan, Emily, Lauren, Christopher, and Kate. The staff of St. Paul’s could not be prouder of the enthusiasm, commitment and infectious energy with which they represented our school. Miss Woods and Mr Maguire are incredibly grateful for the dedication, effort and fun you brought throughout the preparation for this event. There is no doubt that the future is exceptionally bright for these students!
Monday: we had an anti bullying quiz in form group. Winners of the form group included 1F, 2B, 3F & 5F. In form group we had many students fill out teacher appreciation cards to show their appreciation to their teachers. …
The Maths department ran a “Build the Highest Tower Competition” for TY students on the 28th of February. The students worked in groups to design and construct the highest tower possible in 45 minutes with very limited supplies. TY students…
Huge well done to our two groups, ESL Sport and Case It, who represented St.Pauls in the Student Enterprise Programme competition over in the Kilashee Hotel today. A special congratulations to the Case It girls Alannah Molloy, Abbey Doyle, Jennifer…
21 St Paul’s students successfully graduated from the STEM Passport course at Maynooth University. Well done to all involved.
St Paul’s TY students welcomed in the local group Mná Beoga for a skills exchange. A lovely time was had by all.
Tá áthas ar Roinn na Gaeilge scoláireacht Gaeilge a bhronnadh ar chúigear duine dhéag. Tá dea-mhéan agus suim i leith na Gaeilge i measc na ndaltaí sa scoil go mór le feiceáil, rud atá soiléar le cúigear duine dhéag ag…