Thanks to all the TY students involved in the Science show for 1st years.  Well done.

Congratulations to Orla Heanue, Isabel MacDermott, Caoilinn Hayden, Caoilinn McKeon, Eleanor Fitzsimons, Caoimhe O'Neill, Charlotte Synott, Huixin Chen, Sadhbh Rice, Lauren Kelly and Maeve Howard who qualified for the Holy Faith science quiz team.  Well done to all those who represented Holy Faith in the ISTA Senior Science Quiz during Science Week 2022.

Sixth Year Home Economics students cooked and enjoyed a lunch together last Thursday. 

Please find attached a notice regarding and amendment to the school's Admission Policy.  All schools are required to include two statements in their policy following the commencement of the Children with Special Educatonal Needs Act 2022.  

A Draft policy is also attached - see secetion 4.

Congratulations to all studentss who received their Junior Cycle Examination Results last Wednesda; they should all be very proud of their achievements.  Students will receive their Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement in due course which will record their CBA results , Others Areas of Learning and Examination Results.

If you and your daughter consider her result/s to be significantly at variance with previous performance as seen in examination reports available on VSware, please email your request to admin@holyfaithclontarf.com by 4.00pm on Tuesday, 29th November.  The email should have Junior Cycle Appeal in subject line and have the following information:

Candidates Name

Candidates Exam Number

Subject

Subject Level

The State Examinations Commission advises the following:

APPLICATIONS FOR REVIEW OF RESULTS (APPEALS)

The following conditions apply to applications for a review of Junior Cycle results:

(i)                  The SEC does not accept appeal applications directly from candidates, parents or individual teachers.

(ii)                Applications will be accepted only from the School Authority. The Principal (or authorised representative), must consider that the examination result attained by the candidate is significantly at variance with the school’s considered judgement of the performance of the candidate concerned at the examination in question.

Congratulations to Liv Foley and Lily Sweeney the top scorers in the 36th Irish Mathematical Olympiad – Round 1. Liv and Lily are invited to attend  Mathematics Enrichment classes which are being offered at universities around the country. The Mathematics Enrichment classes help to identify and train talented students, with a view to selecting a team to represent Ireland in the next IMO in Chiba (Japan) in July 2023.