We shared our very special Sixth Year Graduation Mass recently with students, their families, staff, members of the Board of Management and our parish. Our thanks to Fr Gary Darby for a beautiful mass, to Ms Angie Lawrence for arranging the music along with Sixth Year students who were supported by both Fifth Year and Transition Year musicians and singers. Our thanks also to the Religious Education Department for all their hard work in preparing the ceremony. It was a very meaningful and poignant celebration of the past six years for our students as they embark on the next stage of their adventure. We wish them all the very best in their upcoming exams and beyond.

We were delighted to celebrate our Sixth Year students time in Cross and Passion College with a delicious breakfast, followed by our annual Teacher vs Student football match. It was a lovely morning that encompassed the many awards earned with time to chat, enjoy each others company over breakfast, view the Year Book, followed by the hotly contested Teacher vs Student Football match.  Our thanks to Mr Mann for coordinating the morning. We were joined by Ms Mary Twomey who was Year Head up to her retirement last year and by Ms Mairéad O'Malley current Year Head. Thank you to Conor and Georga of Foodschool who provided the tasty treats of which there were many and to our wonderful Transition Year students who volunteered to help out. It was a real showcase of our sense of community and care for each other. Our Sixth Year students used the fuel from their delicious breakfast to score their way to victory in the football match. Well done to everyone involved!

Huge Congratulations to Róisín Brannock and Abbey McNamara who were award the Principal's Prize for 2024. This award recognises outstanding contributions to our school. We are delighted that both Róisín and Abbey have been recognised for their tireless work and commitment during their time in Cross and Passion College.

Congratulations to Hannah Lee Parnell and Hannah Maloney who were awarded Student of the Year for Leaving Certificate Established and Leaving Certificate Applied respectively.

Well done on your extraordinary achievement!

Congratulations to our Sixth Year Subject Award recipients

Music

Excellence in Guitar Sean Browne

Progress in Performance Allie McCann

Progress in Performance Patrick Carey Hyland

Progress in Performance Ella Hannon

Outstanding Progress in Physics Eddie O’Loughlin

Science Perpetual Award Abbey MacNamara

International Language Perpetual Award Christopher Norris

Subject Awards

Art Lara O’Mahoney

Practical Achievement Task Miguel O’Connell

Accounting Olivia Glinka

Visual Art Caitlin Hogg

Design & Communications Graphics Niall Howard

Construction Studies Luke McCann

Hotel, Catering & Tourism Evan Talt

English James Groome

Physics & Irish Abbey McNamara

LCVP Link Modules Nick Langan

Technology Ella Hannon

Home Economics Kahlen Murray

Music Emer Fox-Lane

German Kalina Slattery

Maths Eddie O’Loughlin

Graphics & Construction Enda Byrne

History & Agricultural Science Christopher Norris

Hotel, Catering & Tourism, Maths, Social Education, Work Experience Hannah Maloney

Geography, Religious Education, Business Roisin Brannock

Practical Achievement Task, Social Education Task, English Ryan Boyle

Chemistry,  Biology & French Hannah Lee Parnell

We are so proud of you all!

Congratulations to our Sixth Year students who recently received their awards in the following areas

Cooperation:

6A Finn Cowper Gray

6B Emma Browne

6C Sean O Toole

6D Sarah Kenny

6E Dylan Barnby

6L Katelyn Hogg

Perfect Attendance: Kyle O'Connell

Academic Excelllence:

6A Caoimhe Quirke

6B Lara O Mahoney

6C Christopher Norris

6D Abbey McNamara

6E Przemyslaw Pawel Szalbierz

6L Hannah Moloney

Application to Study:

6A Aoife Norton

6B Katherine Bartholomew

6C Ben Malone

6D Ella Harney

6E Jack Jordan Doyle

6L Ryan Boyle

Guidance Prefect:

Finn Cowper Gray

Eddie O Loughlin

Kaelah Taaffe

Christopher Norris

Sarah Kenny

We are so proud of you all.

Before heading off on their summer holidays, a group of First Year students visited our local Primary School which they had previously attended. They met with all the 6th class students and engaged in a Q&A session on the transition from Primary School to CPC.

Among the many questions which our First Year students answered were questions in relation to:

• Moving from class to class and getting used to a new routine in Secondary School
• Subjects on offer and the workload in First Year
• Using lockers and being organised for various subjects
• Making new friends and starting in a new class
• Extracurricular activities which our First Years took part in this year.

The First Year students were great ambassadors and represented their year group very well while helping the 6th class students prepare for the transition to CPC.

Well done to all students involved.

E McDonnell

A massive well done and thank you to the fantastic TY students that have come in to school this week and last week to help out at a number of events including the the 6th year Graduation breakfast and our end of year lunch. 

These students have went above and beyond to make each event the best it could be. They decorated our assembly hall, prepared, and served fabulous food. 

We are hugely thankful also to Georgia and Conor from Foodschool.ie for equipping our students with the skills and confidence needed to work within the hospitality industry. 

We are all so very proud of all of our students. They were professional from beginning to end in all that they did.

Thank you 

Ms Mills 

Well done to our TY Shona Ambassadors - Evey Brand and Clodagh Burdis who spent all of this week in school painting beautiful inspirational messages on the cubicle doors of the girls bathrooms.

The Shona Project is all about educating, empowering, and inspiring girls living in Ireland, so they grow into strong and confident young women. 

It was important to our TY Shona Ambassadors to make their bathroom spaces a positive and welcoming space for all the female students in our school.

Thank you

Ms Mills