First years during Ms O’Sullivan’s SPHE class living the dream and incorporating some physical activity into their day. Students came up with six exercises and then rolled the dice! #embraceequity #internationalwomensday
First years during Ms O’Sullivan’s SPHE class living the dream and incorporating some physical activity into their day. Students came up with six exercises and then rolled the dice! #embraceequity #internationalwomensday
Last Wednesday March 1st, the TY students took part in the EMMANUEL Concerts at the Helix. This is an initiative between schools and the Dublin Diocese. It was great to take part again in this wonderful event after the Pandemic, and it was so inspiring and uplifting to see and hear so many young people singing. The concerts promote wonderful music that can be used in our schools for Liturgy.
Well done to our u16A badminton team who played in the Leinster div 1 badminton championships. They played very well and came second. The team consisted of Michelle Shocan, Mishalini Gopi, Jose Rayna and Cheryl Nakka.
Dear Le Chéile Community,Our first Lenten Space for Grace takes place today at 13:20 online, the entire Le Chéile community are invited to join us for 20 minutes of prayer and reflection. Please circulate with more members of the community as you feel fit.
We will have in total three Space for Grace online reflections, today, March 15th & March 29th all at 13:20. This is in collaboration with other Trusts and Organisations – CEIST, Spiritan Trust, Loreto Trust, Dublin Diocese & Marino Institute.
We acknowledge that schools & workplaces are busy places therefore we will be recording the reflection and will place it on our website later today so that it can be viewed at another time for those that want it.
Please see attached the advertising poster and below the zoom link for all three Space for Graces
We hope you can make time for your own faith journey this Lent and join us.
Warm wishes,
Claire Kilroy
Ethos Leadership Officer,
Le Chéile Schools Trust CLG.
The TY Japanese class went to a local Japanese restaurant today to try a bento box to finish off the module. They all enjoyed it very much. Well done to Ms Mika McLoughlin.
The 6th Year Music students enjoyed their trip to the National Concert Hall this Tuesday to see the National Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet. They loved experiencing their Set Work live!
Here is a video from the 6th year's trip to the National Concert Hall. pic.twitter.com/bqZOi7FwjH
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Information to follow.
Here’s a video of the Maryfield ski trip, compiled by Ms Cooney: web.microsoftstream.com/video/696e59af
This week, two of our fifth years are delivering classes to their peers about mental health and wellbeing. It is part of Jigsaw’s One Good School programme. Well done, Sabrina and Emily!
