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As we finish up for the Summer today, to allow for the Junior Cert exams to take place next week, we would like to wish all our students and their families a happy and healthy break. Our students have showed great tenacity and maturity in the last two months, we are very proud of ye.We expected nothing less. Seeing ye log in day after day submitting your work was...
08 May, 2020 – Minister announces postponement of 2020 Leaving Certificate examinationsAll students to be offered the option of accepting Calculated Grades or sitting Leaving Certificate written examinations at a later date The Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh T.D. has today (Friday 8 May 2020) announced the postponement of the 2020...
The Department of Education and Skills’ NEPS psychologists have developed advice and some resources for young people to manage and stay well when schools are closed. Advice for students: https://www.education.ie/en/The-Department/Announcements/advice-to-young-people-while-schools-are-closed.pdf Advice for parents on supporting...
Following his consideration and signing of the Health (Preservation and Protection and other Emergency Measures in the Public Interest) Bill 2020, President Michael D. Higgins has released the following statement:“As President, I am urging all citizens, given the emergency of our situation in relation to the grave challenge to our public...
School Closure:An announcement was made this morning by the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar TD of the closure of schools, pre-schools and further and higher education settings, for a period until 29 March 2020, to support efforts to contain the spread of Covid-19. This will take effect from 6pm this evening, Thursday 12 March. This is in line with the advice of the...
Eoin Healy (3rd Year) has won an all-expenses paid trip to Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg through Graduate.ie, an online citizenship and democracy programme. He will be accompanied by 23 other students and three teachers. He will spend one full day at the European Parliament where he will take part in Euroscola, a youth parliament with students from...
It is with great pleasure that we wish to inform you that work on the construction of temporary accommodation has been sanctioned by the Department of Education & Skills and will commence in February. The €1.4 million construction project will provide four general classrooms, a science laboratory, two ASD classrooms, two special education...
The pre exam timetable 2020 can be found in the students section under 'timetables and exams'.
On Tuesday the 21st January the Transition Years went to the Road Safety Roadshow in Rochestown Park Hotel. The show was designed to raise awareness about car accidents among teenagers and the horrific consequences tied to these accidents. Especially noted was the importance for young men to take particular care while driving as in 2019 75% of those killed...
On a fresh winter’s morning on Monday January 19th, De La Salle’s u16 hurling team travelled to Ballygarvan to face the East Cork side St.Colman’s Community College. The De La Salle team were feeling up to the challenge prior to the game. Many of the players had experienced the bitterness of losing a final in Pairc Ui Chaoimh the year...
The u16 footballers will take on Coláiste Chríost Ri in Newcestown this Friday at 12.30pm. Best of luck lads!
Best of luck to the Senior Footballers who face Hamilton High School in the semi-final of the Simcox Cup tomorrow. Throw in is at 12.30pm in Kilmichael.
Congratulations to the u16 hurlers who defeated St. Colmans CC yesterday on a score line of 2-08 to 0-02 in the C grade championship. The boys showed great work rate and determination and there were great displays of hurling across the pitch. Match report to follow.
Pictured below is KAL House De La Salle presenting a cheque to Phil Barry of the Cork branch of St Vincent de Paul. An impressive €330 was raised before Christmas with a bake sale organised by the students of KAL House. Thanks to all those who where involved, parents, staff, and students who supported the bake sale....
Pictured below is Mr. Murphy, principal, presenting the Junior Cert Profile of Achievement to Kevin Fitzgerald and Aimee Coakley in KAL house. Well done to Kevin and Amy on such hard work!
Congratulations to fourth year students on receiving their Junior Cycle Profile of Achievement yesterday.
The Lasallian Developing World Project has run for a few years now and involves the building of schools in developing countries, namely in Africa and India. De La Salle's ethos includes the importance of providing education for everyone. Summer 2020 will see two schools built, one in Kenya and one in India. Last week De La Salle brothers Tom O'Neill...
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