Part of our work with SSE (school self evaluation) this year is to assess the impact that Covid-19 has had on our school community.
Meet Prince Charmles – his only crime was not doing what his father wanted. Now he’s in prison with no way out. Or is there?
What will he do? Only one way to find out........ tickets available here
Little Red Riding Hood is no pushover. She runs the prison contraband system with the help of her Granny. As long as Granny doesn’t mess it up. The woodcutter stands guard – after all, he killed a wolf once.
See how they get on – tickets available here
Is Rumplestiltskin really a cannibal? IS it safe to sit near him?? Would you??
What happened to Snow White that she’s become an alcoholic?
Only one way to find out – tickets available here
Wishing all of our 3rd year Music students the best of luck with their Music Practical Exams today.
They are an amazing group of musicians and are all very talented.
Good luck!
Ms Mills
It’s the trial of the century! Princess Aurora, the Sleeping Beauty has taken Prince Philip to court.
He is charged with sexual assault because he kissed her without her consent while she lay asleep.
So – how come Aurora ends up in prison then??
Only one way to find out – tickets available here
Dear Parents,
There is a webinar for 6th class parents this coming Tuesday, the 20th of June from 7.00pm to 8.05pm, that you might find informative.
The webinar is called Stepping Up to Secondary School and is intended to give you information to support your child with their transition to secondary school.
There will be input from a school chaplain, a youth information officer, an adolescent psychotherapist and a quick look at the www.stepup.ie website also.
Parents can submit questions, through chat at the webinar, or in advance to info@planetyouth.ie
The link to register is:
https://event.webinarjam.com/register/90/n1m3vs1m
The webinar is free and is organised as part of the statutory Planet Youth project and is not directly connected with the school in any way.
A wonderful evening of fine dining in our transformed Assembly Hall was enjoyed by all. From beautifully decorated surroundings to exquisite food, our TY students, guided and supported by Georga Dowling and Conor Wafer of Food School, Newbridge created an experience that will live long in our memories. Our sincere thanks also to our past pupils Aaron, Kaitlyn and Jack who participated in our first Pop Up Restaurant in February 2020 for assisting this years group. For a lovely article and pictures by Brian Byrne of The Kilcullen Diary and The Nationalist please go to kilcullenbridge.blogspot.com/2023/04/cpc-students-show-their-hospitality.html