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Aoibheann qualifies for Leinster Cross Country
Created : 30 Jan 2024, 5:13 PM
Archived : 30 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM
Aoibheann O'Brien, CPC TY student, has finished in the qualifying positions of the South Leinster Cross Country Schools Championships in Carlow today, representing her school. She now gets to compete in the Leinster Championships next week in the Phoenix Park. Well done Aoibheann
Adam signs for St. Patricks Athletic
Created : 30 Jan 2024, 1:38 PM
Archived : 30 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM
Congratulations to 1st Year CPC student Adam Maher who recently signed for St. Patrick's Athletic soccer club. Huge achievement, well done Adam.
Catholic Schools Week First Year Poster Competion Winners
Created : 30 Jan 2024, 11:34 AM
Archived : 30 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM

Well done to Kitmarie Hunter 1C and Saoirse Brady1D who won our Poster Competition celebrating Community during Catholic Schools Week. They both received prizes of vouchers from Woodbine Books. Well done!

 

CPC Sports Updates
Created : 29 Jan 2024, 6:16 PM
Archived : 29 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM
The busy sports calendar continued last week, here are the most recent updates:

Unfortunately, our U19 and U15 soccer teams were both beaten at the semi final stage by Clane last week in very close games. Well done to all on a very competitive year. 

U16 boys GAA team were beaten at the quarter final stage away to Portlaoise in a really high scoring contest. Hard luck to Mr Mann, Mr Walsh and the rest of the team. 

It was a busy week for basketball, with 1st and 2nd Year girls competing against St Pauls and Scoil Chonglais - winning all matches played. Well done to Ms Lloyd, Ms Murphy and both squads.

1st year boys basketball played their first game, unfortunately losing 32-22 to Portlaoise CBS. Hard luck to Mr Mann and team. 

U16 boys and girls badminton competed in the Kildare badminton association blitz in Athy. The girls finished runners up and the boys won their division and will now go on to the Leinster championships. 

Sport this week:
Monday: The 1st year boys soccer team played out a great 3-3 draw with Piper's Hill, coming back from 2-0 down in the second half. 

The Junior Rugby team were beaten in their cup game away to Patrician - 14-12 to PBS. Hard luck to Mr Bailey and all the squad.

Friday: The U16 boys basketball team are heading to the national basketball arena to compete in the All Ireland Quarter Final. There is great excitement and lots of support travelling to the game which is great to see. We are all behind you!
Buon Cibo!
Created : 29 Jan 2024, 3:34 PM
Archived : 29 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM
TY students took a trip to Italy (in the kitchen). Students made pasta carbonara as part of an ethnic cooking module “Let’s See The World”. 
Stay tuned to see where they jet off to next week… 
Afterschool Study
Created : 29 Jan 2024, 9:15 AM
Archived : 29 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM

Afterschool study will run as normal for the duration of the mocks. If your son/daughter isn't attending on any given day please let us know by email to afterschoolstudy@cpckilcullen.com Regards, Terri

The Fergal Quinn Award for students who receive 100% in their Leaving Certificate presented by the Leaving Certificate Applied National Committee
Created : 27 Jan 2024, 8:19 PM
Archived : 27 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM
Today we were delighted to attend the Leaving Cert Applied National Association Award Ceremony in the Shamrock Lodge Hotel Athlone to celebrate two of our LCA students Tadhg Havelin and Chantelle Olivier who received the highest possible marks (100%) in the LCA programme in 2023.
 
LCANA presentated each student who achieved full marks in the Leaving Cert Applied  programme with the Fergal Quinn Award Trophy and a certifcate. 
 
Our congratulations to both Tadhg Havelin and Chantelle Olivier on receiving this award. 
 
We could not be more proud of both students for this amazing achievement.
 
Ms Mills
LCA Coordinator  
 
 
6th year Saturday study - tomorrow 10am
Created : 26 Jan 2024, 3:04 PM
Archived : 26 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM

Many thanks to everyone who has registered interest in attending Saturday Study. All emails / messages were received and all of those students are invited to attend Saturday study tomorrow, 27th January at 10am.

Please note the following carefully:

  • entrance to the school will be via the small staff door on the Daybreak/convent side of the school only. No other door will be open.
  • the door will only be opened at 10 so please do not arrive too early.
  • the door will be locked shortly after 10am so please do not arrive late.
  • study is in silence - any disruption will not be tolerated. This facility has been respected for many years by the students who have attended. If you think you will not be able to study in silence for the 3 hours then perhaps this setting is not for you.
  • there is normally a short break half way through.
  • study ends at 1pm and if you attend you are expected to stay the full time.

I hope that those who attend will find it beneficial. 

Please keep an eye on the app for future notification of when Saturday study is on.

J Leonard

 

TY Community Care
Created : 26 Jan 2024, 12:50 PM
Archived : 26 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM

The TY Community care class created words of advice, inspiration and good luck for all students in 3rd and 6th year ahead of the mock examinations. 

They were hand delivered to each student on Monday, at the beginning of the week. The TY Community care class would like to wish every student, completing mock examinations, the very best of luck. 

 

#communitycare #caringrelationships #goodluck #lecheile 

Catholic Schools Week Local Community Talk
Created : 25 Jan 2024, 8:27 PM
Archived : 25 Mar 2024, 12:00 AM

We were delighted to welcome Kilcullen community activist and former Deputy Principal Noel Clare today to speak with classes from First, Second and Transition Year about service in our local community.

Noel gave a fascinating talk on the meaning and importance of community. He spoke about the benefits of participating in our community including making us happier and live longer! It was a lovely way to celebrate Catholic Schools Week