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Thirty‑seven delighted TY students set off for Bundoran for a year-group-bonding  trip. The day began with great fun at Mack’s Bowling Alley, followed by a visit to Eclipse Cinema to watch Cold Storage. We were especially grateful to the cinema staff for opening the Directors’ Lounge for our group, much appreciated by everyone, particularly Ms […]

Ms.Bolger and Ms.Geoghegan are traveling to Zambia as volunteers this summer. They are hosting a bake sale in school tomorrow to fundraiser.

The 5A LCVP students will be assisting the Irish Cancer Society on Daffodil Day, 20th March in the Manorhamilton area. Your support for this worthy cause would be greatly appreciated.

St.Clare’s was buzzing all day yesterday with a fundraiser for the BUMBLEance. Mrs. Lynch would like to thank all who helped out during the week to get it organised and on the day to raise the money. It really was a whole school effort.  With many subject departments rowing in and staff and students joining the […]

On Wednesday the 5th year Agricultural Science students travelled to UCD Lyons Farm to attend the annual Agri-Aware farm walk and talk. They heard from experts in 8 different areas: Dairy ,Sheep, Crops, Farm Safety , Multi species swards, horses and Calves.    A great day had by all.  Ms. Geoghegan and Mr.Gilmartin

We are very proud of our art students who have an exhibition of their work opening in The Sculpture Centre at 12:30 today.  All welcome. Refreshments provided.    Oscar Croker, Euan Dillon-Malone, Robyn Farrell, Avarose Gregory Fuery, Anna Olehovnalohunova, Caydn Maguire, Amy Crawford, Maya Breeze, Rafael Delgado Rios, Heath Gardner, Anna McGreal, Tara McGovern, Sarah McPherson, Caitlin McTiernan, […]

All TYs will be doing a Science Technology Engineering Arts and Maths (STEAM) module for 6 weeks. Under the guidance of an external facilitator the students will  design, build, and automate a real-world solution using LEGO, Make:Do materials, and (hopefully) micro:bits. Working in small teams, students follow a design-thinking process – defining a problem, generating creative […]

Transition Year and 5th Year students attended the RSA Car simulator on Monday 23rd of February which demonstrated the importance of seatbelts. Also included were virtual reality, reaction timers as well as road safety education provided by staff from RSA. Thanks to Ms Cunningham for organising and to the teachers for accompanying and supervising students.