Hard luck to our u19A team who lost their final against Our Lady’s, Terenure. Their team was made up exclusively of club players whereas we only had one, so we were a little short changed…
Well done and thank you to our two sixth year players, Grace Gilroy and Claire Canning, who have served us so well over over the years. They’ve won 10 basketball medals between them (and last year there were no matches).
10/5/’22
The Maryfield first year A team won the premier league basketball final against St Louis, Rathmines by a score of 10-7. Captain Marissa Cox lifted the coveted trophy while Isabelle Lyons was awarded the Most Valuable Player hoodie. Well done to student coach, Olivia Ross and thank you for all your hard work. Congratulations, girls!
Class 4R Japanese Culture and Language Trip to Senbazuru Fairview to have a traditional Japanese Bento Box Lunch. Thanks to our PPLI Japanese Teacher Ms O Loughlin.
Out 3rd year students enjoyed a wonderful trip to Tayto Park last week. It was so nice to have some fun in the sun together as a year group with our tutors and year head!
Huge congratulations to the u19A basketball team who beat St Mary’s, Killester today to book a place in the final!
As part of the Green Schools module, the students in 4R organised a litter pick of the local area surrounding the school. We collected three large bags of litter: including face masks, sandwich wrappers, plastic bottles, crisp packets and socks! Many members of the community thanked us for helping to keep our area clean. Well done to all involved!
The East Leinsters took place on the 28th of April and the 3rd of May this year. Notable achievements were:
Ines Jauny, second in the minor 100m and long jump
Abbie Lowry: 5th in the senior 100m final
Lily Gaskin: 5th in the junior 100m final
First year relay team, finalists
Second year relay team, 3rd in heat
Massive congratulations to Cara Grange, Laura Marmion and Elaine Murphy-Transition Year students who were chosen to represent Ireland at the national finals of European Youth Parliament in Cork. They are pictured with past pupil-Gabriele Rimkute (EYP) who helped to organize the event.
The Politics & Society Dept. welcomed some past pupils to come to talk to the 5th year students about their university studies and how their learning in the subject inspired them to continue their studies in the area. It was lovely to have you back girls! Best of luck with your studies.
