Please see the photo for details.

Please support our 6th year Leaving Cert Applied students Christmas Selection Box collection in aid of the Homeless Charity P.A.T.H. 

P.A.T.H. is a group set up to feed those that are homeless and sleeping rough.

Selection boxes can be dropped to the school office. 

Thank you for supporting this worthy cause. 

Ms Mills 

We have been notified of a case of head lice in the school. Please see attached document for guidance on how to treat head lice if discovered.

Thank you.

Dear Principals/Year Heads/Guidance Counsellors/Transition Year Co-Ordinators,

County Kildare has a long-standing twinning partnership with Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. Under the auspices of this partnership, Kildare County Council has for the past number of years operated a student exchange programme.

This programme fosters communication, education, and an opportunity to meet peers living in Kentucky. 

This opportunity is available to a small number of Kildare students to ‘exchange’ with a student from Lexington in June/July of 2024. The student exchange is open to students aged 16 years or over who might be interested in participating.

The closing date for applications is Friday 12th January 2024.

Enclosed are:

• A poster which you may wish to display in your school.
• An information letter which summarises the programme and provides a link to the online application process.

I would greatly appreciate your support in publicising the exchange programme and ensuring that it is brought to the attention of the students in your care.

If you require any further information, feel free to contact us at: kildarestudentexchange@kildarecoco.ie

Yours sincerely,

Ken Reilly

Community Section

Kildare County Council | Áras Chill Dara, Devoy Park, Naas, Co. Kildare, W91 X77F

Dear students, parents and guardians,

In light of the weather warnings in place and the advice from the National Emergency Co-Ordination Group, classes will start at 11.15am tomorrow, Monday 13th November.

No students can be on the premises before 11am.

This is to allow staff and students time to travel safely to school once the warning has lifted and to allow time for examination of any potential damage.

Please take care travelling to school tomorrow and only do so if it is safe.

6th year exams will proceed as scheduled at 11.15am. 6th years who have oral exams scheduled for the morning will have those rescheduled in conjunction with their teacher.

3rd year MFL morning exam scheduled for 9am tomorrow will take place on Wednesday from 9-11am provisionally. Students will then have classes as normal after that on Wednesday.

I will update if there is any change to the above.

Kind regards

Joe Leonard

Principal

As an initiative for Anti-Bullying week, DCU Anti-Bullying Centre, have made a guide available for parents on the below websites,  entitled - Understanding Bullying and Cyberbullying: A Guide on How to Support Your Child".

The guide and other useful resources are available here:

antibullyingcentre.ie/

tacklebullying.ie/

Dear parents, guardians and students,

the staff of CPC join me in wishing you all a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Classes resume on Monday 8th January 2024 at the normal time of 9am.

J Leonard

Principal