Congratulations to the 2nd year girls who took part in a blitz in ATU on Tuesday 5th of March. The girls played four tough games which they did not shy away from. The girls came out on top that day with four wins from four beating, Grange, Easkey, Elphin and Mercy College. The girls were absolutely thrilled with the fantastic result and will look forward to playing in the Regional semi-final which will take place in the coming weeks. Well done to all involved!

 Sligo Sports Partnership are excited to announce a FREE online workshop aimed at empowering girls aged 13 to 21, covering essential topics such as training, nutrition, recovery, and overall well-being, with a focus on considerations related to the menstrual cycle. This workshop will be led by EduFit experts Dr. Kiera Ward, Exercise Physiologist and Sports Scientist, alongside Ruth Kavanagh, MSc. ANutr., Registered Associate Nutritionist.                                                 Date: Friday, March 8th

Time: 6:30pm to 7:30pm

Format: Online via Zoom (cameras optional)

Cost: FREE

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/training-the-female-menstrual-cycle-online-workshop-tickets-837308421027

Website: https://www.sligosportandrecreation.ie/training-the-menstrual-cycle-online-workshop/

Training & the Female Menstrual Cycle Online Workshop

One hour live zoom workshop aimed at young girls (13-21) and the people that support them.

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This term the 1st and 2nd year boys have taken to the court where they have come up against some tough opposition. Despite training hard and huge improvements the boys teams fell short in their games. This year is all about building and a team and learning many new skills while enjoying the game. All students getting court time and encouraging one another both on and off the court is fantastic to see. The Coláiste Muire boys may not have come out on top this year but the future for both of these teams looks very bright. Well done to Mr Gorham and all involved. 

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Due to the worsening of the weather this morning in the last 30 mins and due to health and safety on our school grounds we will be closed today.

Kind Regards

Dayna Byrne

Dear Parents/Guardians,

The Sligo Education Centre are holding an Internet Safety Webinar on March 11th at 7pm. If you are interested in logging on please click the link below to register.

Webinar Title: Internet Safety Date: March 11th (7pm - 8.15pm) Tutor: Noelle Murtagh NPC (google.com)

Thank you,

Kind Regards

Dayna Byrne

Acting Principal

Every Wednesday lunch the 1st year girls keep themselves busy participating in a variety of activities with Ms McDermott and Ms O' Malley. This week the girls took part in Acrosport and had a lot of fun. The girls are looking forward to dance class this evening from 4-5pm. The Girls Active Festival will take place in April which promises to be a great day out for all. 

Dear Parent(s) / Guardian(s) / Student(s)

Last Tuesday our 6th year students attended a study workshop to give them tips, support and encouragement and to prepare them for the last few weeks of term to help them achieve their best.  ATU Sligo are holding an open day this Saturday 20th April and as part of this day the study coach Sean Lally will deliver a workshop for students at 11am (see attached flyer).  If this is something you might be interested in, you can register for the open day at www.itsligo.ie/cao/registeropenday/  

Kind Regards

Fiona McNamee

Good Morning

As per out calendar the school has a Parent Teacher meeting this evening. To facilitate this meeting school will end at 3.45 this afternoon.

On Tuesday 24th of January the U19 girls basketball team travelled to Grange Post Primary to play the Regional Semi-Final. The girls had trained hard in the lead up to the big game in hope of coming out on top. Unfortunately it just wasn't their day. With Grange taking the lead by 10 points Coláiste Muire had a battle on their hands to claw back. This didn't phase this fantastic bunch of girls. Every one of the girls from one to fifteen fought to the bitter end. Ms O Malley and Ms O Donnell are so proud of this bunch and look forward to  working with many of them again next year! Well done to all involved.