Students learning how to use chopsticks! Many thanks to their teacher Ms Mika O’Loughlin who takes TY classes for Japanese every Tuesday afternoon as part of the TY Programme.
TY Japanese Language and Culture Classes
Students learning how to use chopsticks! Many thanks to their teacher Ms Mika O’Loughlin who takes TY classes for Japanese every Tuesday afternoon as part of the TY Programme.
Today 17th Dec we had our 2nd Perfect Fundraiser. The money raised today was all for Women’s Aid. Staff and Students came to school in Christmas Jumpers, Santa Hats, Tinsel Scarves and Christmas Fancy Dress.
A big thanks to the Prefects and Ms Farrelly for all the festive fun that they brought to the school today and to all staff and students for getting involved and raising money for a worthy cause.
November is a time for remembering and praying for our loved ones who have gone before us and whose loss we feel. It is a time when we are particularly conscious of those in within our school community in Maryfield College who are grieving and all those families who have lost loved ones in the past year. More than most years, this November will be especially poignant as we remember all those who have died during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many thanks to the RE Department who have created this beautiful display to help us remember our loved one who have gone before us.
Our 6th Year Students who are have been taking Japanese since TY and who will complete the Leaving Cert Japanese Exam visited the Edo in Colour Exhibition yesterday 2nd November at Chester Beatty Library. Their teacher Ms Mika O’ Loughlin organised the trip and by all accounts the students thoroughly enjoyed their afternoon of Japanese culture including their Bento Lunch!
Elle Cooper, Charlotte Velasco, Sophia Rafferty, Cherie Salo, Maja Rycerz, and Daniele Uzpoleviciute
Massive congratulations to Christine Cooke in 5R for getting her drawing published in the current edition of Paper Lanterns, The Teen and young adult’s literary journal. It is a fantastic piece of work and a much deserved achievement. Well done Christine.
2nd Year Students participating in TeamWorks Team Building Workshop on 23rd September, a great opportunity to get to know each other again at the start of the school year and take on challenges that used the mind and body’ A big thanks to Ms McLoughlin and the 2nd Year Form Tutors, Ms Seery, Ms Townshend, Ms Gordon and Ms Keating for organising the day’s activities’
As part of the Green School’s module, our teacher Ms. Gormley brought our class out on a litter pick of the area around our school for a class. We wore high-vis jackets, and we had litter pickers, gloves, and plastic bags. We picked up a lot of litter in the area around our school, including masks, plastic bottles, pizza boxes, and even tweezers and a make-up brush. We found it surprising and disappointing that although there are public bins, people are still littering. Many members of the public thanked us for keeping our area clean.
Dearbhla Parker, Sara Zenelaj, Nadine Rafferty
Our 3rd and 6th year students had great days out to the National Concert Hall to see their Course Set Works performed by the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra. Many thanks to Ms. Byrne, Ms. Flynn, Ms. Cooney and Ms. Clancy who accompanied them on their outing.
The Maryfield u16 team narrowly missed out on winning the div A Dublin colleges camogie championship. They lost by 2 points against St Joseph’s, Lucan.
They also travelled to Wexford to play Colaiste Bride in the all ireland semi final.
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