The TY Community care class has been busy handwriting and delivering positivity notes to 3rd and 6th years ahead of their November assessments. 

They aim to provide a source of affirmation and advice during the assessments. The community care class which every student sitting exmas in the coming week, the very best of luck. 

Many thanks to members of our CPC community who bought our halloween goodie bags before the midterm break. We are delighted to say that we raised a fantasic €202.18 for the Childrens Hospital Foundation.

Shoeboxes were be collected at the 9am class today, Monday 6th November. 

Dear Parent / Guardian

We have been requested by the DCU Anti-Bullying Centre to share the below information with you.

Vodafone Ireland Foundation has partnered with DCU Anti-Bullying Centre and Childline by ISPCC to develop and launch Tozi - a new app aimed at creating a safer, more positive online space for young people.

The app is free and available to download on mobile phones in Ireland -  iOS and Android . 

Tozi aims to educate, empower and support young people with the tools and advice they need to have a more positive online experience delivered through engaging features within the app.

Mr Leonard presented our Senior Students with certificates earlier today in recognition of their Perfect Attendance since the beginning of the school year.  Both 5th and 6th years were treated afterwards by their Year Heads, Ms O'Malley and Ms Fennell, to a cuppa and some treats. Mr Leonard, Ms Harney and Ms Reigh joined in the celebrations as students gathered to chat and take some time to enjoy and reflect on their achievements. 

Our School Leadership Class ran a fundraising campaign in conjunction with ‘Trick or Treat for Temple Street’ They compiled goody bags which student could order to be delivered to someone in school that they felt deserved a treat! Deliveries took place this morning with many happy recipients!!

Un grand merci to our TY French students who created beautiful leaflets in the French language about Cross and Passion College and Kilcullen. These brochures will be given to French students of Saint Contest, a town in Normandy which is twinned with Kilcullen. Ms Quinto will be travelling to Normandy this weekend to meet with teachers from the region to encourage correspondence and build links with our school. The leaflets were produced by Ms. Rowan and Ms Quinto’s students.