After extensive application process and some very close decisions, the 1st Year Class Captains and Vice Captains have been chosen and awarded their badges today at assembly:

The Captains role in CPC includes:
- Act as a role model to all students.
- Act as a Class Representative on school trips, at guest speakers, workshops etc.
- Act a link between their class and the Year Head assisting in distributing information.

Congratulations to the successful applicants and best of luck in your roles:
1A - (C) Molly O'Toole (VC) Adam Byrne
1B - (C) Emily Deane (VC) TBC
1C - (C) Sophia Dempsey (VC) Kitmarie Hunter
1D - (C) Austeja Kundrotaite (VC) Ryan Smith
1E - (C) Rachel O'Neill (VC) Aidan Harney
1F - (C) Emily O'Reilly (VC) Calum Reddy

The CPC Parents Association are delighted to have raised €448.40 from their recent clothes collection. Thank you all for your support.

Please help CPC raise much needed funds for MS and encourage your children to take part in the Readathon this year.

So far €146 has been raised and I'd like to thank those involved.

Use the following link to register!

www.msreadathon.ie/join/CrossAndPassionCollege-61690W

The student council would like to remind everyone of the Civvies Day on Friday 15th December in aid of the Alzheimer's Society of Ireland. It is hoped that students might wear a Christmas jumper on the day and a €2 donation is appreciated if you are wearing civvies that day.

Dear students, parents and guardians,

Our 4D class have completed excellent work over the last few weeks in their Alzheimer's Education Class. They have completed a number of the stage 1 online modules on growing old, how the brain works and understanding Alzheimer's. This week they were preparing a lesson to teach 1st year students as part of stage 2; the Peer to Peer Education Programme.

Well done 4D.

Ms Mills 

1st year students were provided with a retreat as Cross and Passion College on Wednesday 11th October. The aim to ensure students feel connected to their school community and it is our ongoing effort to create a positive and caring school culture where all are encouraged to grow, with dignity, to their full potential. 

Fr Cyril Odia (lecturer of youth ministry in Maynooth University) and his team from the Salesian community had generously organised a day of music, workshops and experiences that inspire community spirit and thanksgiving. Students engaged in workshops about the rosary/prayer, sport and faith, Salesian spirit and listened to a testimony from Sr Mary. The day ended with some Ceili dancing! 

Mass was celebrated by the whole 1st year group, teachers and the Ember team. A student from each 1st year class read a prayer of the faithful and a member of our 4th year Ember team read a prayer too. Well done to all involved.

#lecheile #religiouseducation #retreat #prayer 

Great work happening today in our 6th year LCA class as they work on their Graphics and Construction projects making educational toys for children. 

Students are demonstrating great knowledge and skills in this class. We cant wait to see the finished projects.

Well done all. 

Ms Mills

Please see the attached Pdf for details of Kilcullen GAA's Run, Run, Rudolph event whihc takes place on December 10th.

Best of luck to all involved!