Our pupils will soon do a survey about their level of physical activity.
Our pupils will soon do a survey about their level of physical activity.
We are delighted to be introducing a new school meals service with Food Village for 2023-2024.
Food Village will visit the school on Friday 8th September to âonboardâ all students and students are required to bring their mobile device with them to school that day. Full service will then commence on Wednesday 13th September.
In advance we request that all students have the Food Village app downloaded and their account registered prior to the onboarding day on the 8th of September. Please use this link to view specific information relating to our school, the unique registration code and to view the menu.

We are delighted today to launch our new school app.
Through the app we will keep our whole school community updated on school events, activities and students’ achievements throughout the year and events section will remind parents of important dates in the school calendar.
We continue to use VS Ware for all attendance information, school reporting and VS Ware Mail as our main method of communication with parents.
We hope that you find the app a useful way to stay connected to the school community this year.
The validation code has been sent through VS Ware Mail & text and student email.
| App Downloads: | |
| https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.omninos.iclasscms&hl=en_GB | Android App Download |
| IOS – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/iclasscms/id1173183264 | IOS App Download Link |
Return to School Message for Parents and Students – this is a pdf letter
Return to School 2023-2024 – Message to Parents and Students
Best of luck to all our junior and leaving certificate candidates who begin their journey today. We know you will do us very proud! In fide stabiles!

Ghlac daltaí (thart ar 140 dalta )agus múinteoirí ó Choláiste Pháirc Mhuire páirt i nGaeilge 24 arís i mbliana ar an 15ú Samhain 2022 . Is dúshlán é Gaeilge 24 chun daltaí scoile a spreagadh chun labhairt as Gaeilge amháin ar feadh 24 uair an chloig. Tá an dúshlán á eagrú ag Conradh na Gaeilge agus deis iontach ba ea í do na daltaí a gcuid Gaeilge a feabhsú agus a chur chun cinn sa scoil. Bhí bricfeasta Gaelach againn ar maidin chun fuinneamh a thabhairt dúinn don lá fada lán le Gaeilge agus don dúshlán a bhí romhainn. Bhí an ceaintín dubh le daoine agus an Ghaeilge á labhairt ag gach duine le chéile. Ghlacamar páirt i dTráth na gCeist Beo ar Zoom. Bhí na mílte ar fud na tíre ag glacadh páirte chomh maith. Bhí céilí mór ar siúl san iarnóin agus bhain chuile dhuine spórt agus spraoi as! B’iontach an rud é teanga álainn na Gaeilge a chloisteáil ar fud na scoile ar feadh an lae. Bronnadh teastas orthu siúd a ghlac páirt san fheachtas tábhachtach seo. Comhghairdeas leo go léir. Mar a deir an seanfhocal “Beatha teanga í a labhairt”.
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The Parent Association of Maryfield College would like to share with you news of their activities throughout the school year, please read our newsletter for all the updates.
Maryfield College applied to join the Ryanair Role Models Roadshow, an inspiration day for female students who might think about a career with Ryanair. This event was being held in Ryanair HQ in Dublin and will also be held in London, Spain and Italy.
7 of Maryfield College students were delighted to be chosen from 400 schools across the country. At this wonderful Careers event the students were able to listen to presentations from Pilots, Chief Financial Officer, Director of Customer Services, Chief Risk Officer, Senior Engineer, Director of HR and a group of graduate entry staff. All these positions are held by females, so it was particularly inspiring for our students. The students really got a great insight into the various careers and advice on how to proceed in their career pathway. A special thank you to 6th year student Roisin Boland who informed us about the application and wishing her great success as she pursues her flight training.
6th Year Prefects enjoyed a sweet treat at tea break today in thanks for their student leadership and contribution to school spirit this year.
Well done but ultimately, hard luck to the 6th year pupils who took the teachers on in a game of rounders today. They played well but were no match for their older but wiser adversaries.
It’s a time honoured tradition and the teachers are currently undefeated after nearly 80 years.