Our thanks to Sixth Year Clara Quinto for taking these beautiful photos!

Our Sixth Year students were delighted to welcome their grandparents and Seniors from our community to our annual Seniors Christmas Party today.

It was a wonderful celebration with delicious treats, teas and coffee, music, bingo and raffle prizes! Even Santa and his elves popped in to spread joy with every guest receiving a gift.

Our sincere thanks to all those who donated raffle prizes, Kildare Farms Foods for loaning us the Elf outfits, Fallons of Kilcullen who loaned us cups and saucers and especially Georga Dowling of Food School who provided wonderful decorations along with table linen, dishes and cutlery.

It was a truly fabulous celebration of intergenerational community spirit.  Our thanks also.to our Music Department for supporting the musicians and singers, the Home Economics Department for the delicious food and the Religious Education Department for all their work in preparing and organising the day. 

Today, Monday 9th December, the TY Community care class along with some TY Music students visited Willowbrook nursing home. Students sang Christmas carols, presented each resident with a handmade Christmas card and tree decoration and hosted some festive bingo with three winning prizes! This visit serves to reach out to our community and spread some festive cheer.  It was a truly special experience for everyone involved and a reflection of our school ethos.

See attached flyer for details 

Message from The Irish Blood Transfusion service (details in the attached Pdf):

Good afternoon,

The Irish Blood Transfusion service will visit Kilcullen Thurs 6th February with all clinic details attached in poster form.

We are currently experiencing a critically low blood supply and would be most grateful if you highlight these clinics on your social media platforms and among your parental/staff panels.

The IBTS continues to appreciate your ongoing support of our service.

Many thanks and kind regards,

Niamh Somers | Clerical Officer

The Erasmus trip to Germany is still going really well, with the students participating in all kinds of activities. 

Day 3. City Tour of Cologne. A visit to Cologne Cathedral, Christmas market and  the NS museum. 

Class 2C visited the Kilcullen library with their English teachers, Ms O’Sullivan, Miss Wall, and Paul Mahon. The librarian, Julie O’Donohue, took the time to show them around and provided an overview of the library’s services and resources. She gave each student a pencil and a calendar to remember their visit. After exploring the library, the class enjoyed checking out the community garden beside it.