Mol an óige agus tiocfaidh sí!
Incoming First Year Information Presentation
Leinster u-14 Gaelic Football Champions
Basketball 2025 |
Volleyball 2025 |
2nd Year Basketball Team All-Ireland A Division Bronze Medalists
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2nd Year Volleyball Team Silver Medalists
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Wolfe Tone Debate Tournament 2025
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An exhilarating weekend was had by all debaters as the Parisian L’École Massillon armada descended on Eureka for our third Wolfe Tone Debating Competition. Eureka Secondary School was also delighted to welcome fellow Royal County plaintiffs, St. Ciaran's Community School and St. Patrick's Classical School for the vocal volley. The competition was adjudicated by a high-profile panel of judges led by Kells' own Minister of State Thomas Byrne.
After a fiery few hours of dispute and defence, both Eureka and Massillon shared the spoils of four motions each with St. Patrick's championing two rooms and St. Ciaran's taking the gold in our senior debate. Minister Byrne closed the event commending all participants' passion and persuasion.
We would like to add a special thank you to fellow organisers Maeve Jennings and Evi Ferenduros along with St. Patrick's and St. Ciaran's teachers Róisín Barry and Nessa Mc Donagh. We would also like to offer a huge thanks to all Eureka staff for their valiant efforts on the day.
Well done to all. According to the judges, there were very close calls. The most important thing is taking part!
Congrats to all the winners: Eureka Team Winners were:
Junior 1 Winners: Elise Coyle, Lana Carson, Rose Farrelly, Gwyneth Williams
Intermediate 3: Muireann Smith, Inga McGann, Wania Ali
Senior 1: Lúcia Keane, Caoimhe Farrell, Aoife Farrell, Lauren Rose McDermott Roche
Senior 3: Grainne Osarumen-Obayagbonna, Orlagh Cremin, Aisling Caffrey
After a fiery few hours of dispute and defence, both Eureka and Massillon shared the spoils of four motions each with St. Patrick's championing two rooms and St. Ciaran's taking the gold in our senior debate. Minister Byrne closed the event commending all participants' passion and persuasion.
We would like to add a special thank you to fellow organisers Maeve Jennings and Evi Ferenduros along with St. Patrick's and St. Ciaran's teachers Róisín Barry and Nessa Mc Donagh. We would also like to offer a huge thanks to all Eureka staff for their valiant efforts on the day.
Well done to all. According to the judges, there were very close calls. The most important thing is taking part!
Congrats to all the winners: Eureka Team Winners were:
Junior 1 Winners: Elise Coyle, Lana Carson, Rose Farrelly, Gwyneth Williams
Intermediate 3: Muireann Smith, Inga McGann, Wania Ali
Senior 1: Lúcia Keane, Caoimhe Farrell, Aoife Farrell, Lauren Rose McDermott Roche
Senior 3: Grainne Osarumen-Obayagbonna, Orlagh Cremin, Aisling Caffrey
ECO-UNESCO Regional Final 2025 |
Meath Student Enterprise Awards 2025 |
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Three groups attended the Eco Unesco Eco Dens in the Galmont Hotel Galway today.
The groups taking part were 1. Gambling with the climate 2. Re Light 3. Herbs at home. A great day was had by all. Teacher Mr. Murphy and Sophie. First Year Soccer 2025
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Well done to all 44 1st, 2nd and TY students who travelled to the Knightsbrook Hotel in Trim to compete in the Student Enterprise Awards on Tuesday 11th March. Eureka took home 8 trophies in various categories and over €1000 in prize money.
Junior Category (1st Years) • 2nd Place Overall - Blueberry Cottage - Milly Gilmore and Kayla Coyne • Most Innovative Business - Tailz - Lucy Smyth • Best Business Display - Girlz - Rose Farrelly • Most Sustainable Business - Cozy Candles - Tara Hunt, Lily Reilly, Emily Shortt, Anna Woods and Katie Woods Intermediate Category (2nd Years) • 2nd Place Overall - Snack N' Roll - Ilona Kupyna • Best Business Display - Snack N' Roll - Ilona Kupyna Senior Category (TY) • 3rd Place Overall - Cotton Creations - Caoilinn Montgomery, Doratéja Lialkaité and Evita Butkute • Most Innovative Business - Ultra Vanity - Aisling McHugh, Saoirse Young, Elinor Van Lill, Ellen Deignan and Bláithín Bennett Teachers: Ms McCormack, Ms Hopkins, Mr Cornally, Mr Duffy Next stop, the Leinster Regional Final. We had another super win for our First Year soccer team with a decisive 3-0 victory over St. Wolstan's, Celbridge with another clean sheet. You're absolutely flying it guys and we are all looking forward to the final. Teacher: Mr. Lynn.
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Per Cent Art - Portal Walkthrough by Alex Pentek
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Senior Cycle Options 2025 - Presentation to 3rd years
Eureka School App is now available for download from App stores - APP HELP VIDEO!
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Any issues contact: [email protected] |
Search for 'Eureka Secondary School' in App Store or Google Play
Click 'App Help' for how to download, register and set up Eureka Secondary School App
Information for Parents on the School App set up and usage!
Click 'App Help' for how to download, register and set up Eureka Secondary School App
Information for Parents on the School App set up and usage!
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Junk Kouture 2025 |
TY Chef of the Year Competition |
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A huge well done to all eight groups of transition year students who have completed their looks for the 2025 Junk Kouture competition. Junk Kouture is a sustainable fashion competition where students are challenged to design, upcycle and create high-end kouture from recycled junk. We wish the girls the best of luck as they complete their final applications for the competition. Teacher: Ms. Burke.
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Congratulations to Doratéja Lialkiate & Evita Butkute who won the Meath Regional 'TY Young Chef of the Year' competition, which took place at Lismullen Cookery School in Navan. The girls made a main course and a desert inspired by their Lithuanian cutlure, using the best of local, Irish grown produce from a number of Boyne Valley Producers. The girls now go into the National Final later this year! Teacher: Ms. Smith.
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Art in Eureka
This week 5th-year art students continued with their collaborative sculpture project, with artist Brian Synnot. They progressed in the next step of their sculpture by using the plaster cast they made last week as a mould to make their sculptures head using clay. This clay mould was then covered by latex to create a mould that can be used multiple times. Students also explored the casting process by making casts of their hands. Brian also installed a second temporary sculpture of a dinosaur in our courtyard as a companion to Briano the lonely Dino!!
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Four TY Calligraphy students travelled to the National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology to be interviewed about the Calligraphy Manuscript project in which they have undertaken in collaboration with the Museum and another secondary school based in St Gallen, Switzerland. On the day they were joined by the museum's education officers and calligrapher, Timothy O'Neill. Teacher: Ms. Glennon.
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Catholic Schools Week
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This year's theme for Catholic Schools Week is “Alive in Christ”. Reflecting on this theme, Catholic schools will explore what it means to be fully alive as a human being – living life to the full in Christ. Sensitive to the age appropriateness of the various classes and years, the theme will explore how we exist for one another in Christ, building from the wellbeing of the individual, extending the notion of true wellbeing to others, to our families and communities, and to The Other, in God. The theme will mediate on hope, the true purpose and meaning of human life, and, in the more senior years, on true freedom.
Catholic Schools Week 2025 – Alive in Christ! | Catholic Education Partnership |
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Junior Basketball
Congratulations to both the 1st and 2nd year basketball teams on two incredible wins in their pool games. The girls played Loreto Cavan at home and away to Virginia. It puts the girls top of their pool going into the next round. Incredible basketball skills on display from both teams - we are proud of you all
Coaches: Mrs. Wright & Ms. D. O’Reilly.
Coaches: Mrs. Wright & Ms. D. O’Reilly.
Leinster Ladies Gaelic Football Final
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The countdown is on to the Leinster Final! Our Senior Gaelic Footballers take on Mercy Ballymahon this Friday 17th January in St Loman’s, Mullingar at 10:45am. All support greatly appreciated on the day for this fantastic group of players! A huge thank you to Gormley Pharmacy and Steen O’Reilly Solicitors for their very generous sponsorship towards training tops for our Senior Ladies Gaelic Football team in advance of their upcoming Leinster Final.
Pictured: Ella Morgan (captain), Michael Finegan (Steen O’Reilly Solicitors) and David Gormley (Gormley Pharmacy)
Pictured: Ella Morgan (captain), Michael Finegan (Steen O’Reilly Solicitors) and David Gormley (Gormley Pharmacy)
Leinster Champions 2025
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Winter Health Care Advice from the HSE |
Be Winter Ready |
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Be Winter Ready
NEW School Prospectus 2024-25
BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2025
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Best of luck to the girls who will be exhibiting their projects at the RDS this week. Teacher: Ms. O'Dwyer
Project: Shining a light on Stargardts Caoimhe Mynes (TY) Caitlin Mynes (1st Year) Project: Neurocognitive olfactory programming Hanna Lydon (TY) Saoirse Ward (TY) Project: Neuro-Logic: How accommodating are accommodations? Bronwyn Corcoran (TY) Eloise Finucane (TY) Danu McGann (TY) |
Dealing with Exams |
Top 10 Tips to kickstart your year!
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Leinster Debates in Trinity College |
Inclusivity Week |
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Senior Prefects 2024-25
The Senior Prefect Team: Ava Callery, Loren Clarke, Caoimhe Conaty, Mia Corrigan, Grace Cunningham, Orla Cunningham, Lauren Delaney, Sarah Dunne, Esme Finucane, Ruby Finucane, Daisy Gernon, Grace Gilsenan, Lúcia Keane, Jodie Loughran, Ruth Martin, Niamh McElroy & Dayna McGoohan.
National Tree Planting Day
Our Head Girl (Esme Finucane) and Deputy Head Girls (Lúcia Keane & Dayna McGoohan) were ably assisted by Prefect Ambassadors Ava Callery (Events Coordinator), Grace Cunningham (Student Voice Ambassador), Orla Cunningham (Environment Ambassador) and Ms. O'Reilly in planting an oak tree which was sponsored by SPAR. "Mighty oaks from little acorns grow!"
Study Skills Dates
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LC Class 2024
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Congratulations and well done to ALL the LC Class 2024 who did so well in their Leaving Cert. 33 students received over 500 points and some of them were able to join us for a photo on Friday. A special mention for Sarah McDonnell & Aoife Muldoon who received 625 maximum points this year. We wish all our student the very best with their future career pathways and life choices.
Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann |
The Pony Club |
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Comhghairdeachas and well done to Aedín & Clíona Durcan.The girls competed in the Sean nós singing competition at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann. They had to win out of county and province to get to the All-Ireland. Aedín won the 15-18 category and Clíona won the 12-15 category. Sean nós singing is old style traditional singing in Irish where they tell a story through the song. We are extremely proud of their achievements.
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Congratulations and well done to Emma Quinlan who has been selected as part of the Team of 4 to represent the Irish Pony Club over in China for the Chinese Pony Club International Exchange Competition from the 28th Sept until the 5th Oct! Another huge achievment, we wish you and the team the very best of luck and enjoy every moment!
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Be one of us!
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Anti-bullying campaign
An Taisce Green Schools |
ECO-UNESCO |
Four members of the Green Schools Committee attended the First Green School of the Year awards in the Hyatt Centric Hotel, Dublin. The school was awarded their 8th Green Flag, "Global Citizenship Marine" and was the east and midlands regional winners. This year there were over 700 Green Flags awarded in the country. Thank you to all the members of the committee for their hard work throughout the past 2 years. Green Schools Co-ordinator Mr. Murphy.
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ECO-UNESCO Royal Dublin Convention Centre. Caoimhe Mynes, Bronwyn Corcoran and Eve Duffy won the Climate Change Senior category for their project Eco-Friendly Adventures. This focused on making an original board game aimed at teaching young people and their families about methods to help combat climate change. This project has reached over 270,000 people. The girls worked very hard to win this award and we are very proud of them. Mentors Mr. Murphy and Flor.
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GAISCE Adventure Journey to Glendalough 2024
TY students completed their GAISCE Adventure Journey in Glendalough so are now eligible for their Bronze Award. Great memories made - a fab group!
Paris Tour 2024
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A huge thank you to John and Christopher Gilsenan of CC's Unlimited in Kells for sponsoring hoodies for TY and 5th year students travelling to Paris this weekend. Merci mille fois! The girls will spend 4 days in the French capital, visiting the Palace of Versailles, the Louvre Museum, Disneyland, and many other cultural and tourist attractions. We wish them and their teachers well. Bon voyage et amusez-vous bien! Merci aussi aux professeurs: Ms. P. Smith & Ms. B. Corcoran.
CEIST Student Leadership Conference
Three students from 5th year attended the 10th Annual CEIST Student Leadership Conference today in DCU - St. Patrick’s Campus. Megan Lynch, Adrianna Prancane and Orla Cunningham attended various talks and workshops throughout the day which focused on student leadership. Teacher: Ms. O’Brien.
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Literaryand History Society
Massive congratulations to Lorna O'Neill for winning the Literary and History Society's Gender Minorities Speech competition at DCU tonight. Finalists from all over the country delivered some fantastic efforts but Lorna's speech was chosen as the victor for both its gripping content and her eloquent delivery. Teacher: Mr. Lynn.
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ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist Finalists
Congratulations to Third Year students Bronwyn Corcoran, Eve Duffy and Caoimhe Mynes who have qualified for the Final of the ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist competition on Wednesday 15th May in the Convention Centre in Dublin. Teacher: Mr. Murphy.
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Basketball Finals |
U-14 Gaelic Football Finals |
Massive congratulations to the 1st Year Basketball Team on winning all 3 matches in the All Ireland Playoffs. They beat teams from Castleknock, Loughrea and Kilcullen. The team now travel to the National Basketball Arena for the All Ireland Semi Finals against Kanturk, Co. Cork next Thursday the 25th of April. A superb team who have gone from strength to strength this year.
Best of luck to the 2nd year Basketball team who are playing in the All Ireland Playoffs in Eureka on Tuesday the 23rd of April. They will face teams from Belfast, Clare and Roscommon throughout the day. We are all so proud of this brilliant group of girls. Coach: Mrs. Wright. |
Huge congratulations to our u14 Gaelic Footballers who are through to the Leinster Final after a hard fought Semi Final win in Eureka. Well done girls! Final to take place on Friday, 10th May. Best of luck girls! Thanks to Teachers Ms. Cassidy and Mr. Farrelly.
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Thank You Card CompetitionWell done to everybody who entered! Teacher: Ms. Glennon.
1st year: Ava Connoly, Cara Murray, Daisy McGuinness, Ilona Kupyna, Kayla Grimes and Nuala Whyte. 2nd year: Lucy Lynch. 3rd year: Bianca Boratynska and Cara Mc Bride TY: Freya Coveney |
ECO-UNESCOECO-UNESCO Projects by Bronwyn Corcoran, Eve Duffy, Caoimhe Mynes, Orla Cremin and Gráinne Warren. The girls participated in the semi-finals in Armagh with their teacher, Mr. Murphy.
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Multicultural Day 2024
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Thanks to all who participated in Multicultural Day. It was an opportunity to celebrate all the different cultures in Eureka. A special mention of thanks to Rebecca Williams (World Cultures Ambassador) and Ms. Briody. All students participated in a quiz in their year group and there was a movie at lunchtime and a Bake Sale with the proceeds going to the Red Cross. Well done to everyone and thanks to Mr. Murphy for taking the photos - Facebook (Meta)
World Book Day
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International Women's Day (8th March)
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Neurodiversity Week
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Wolfe Tone Debaters in Paris 2024Congratulations to ALL involved in the Wolfe Tone Debates 2024
Senior competition: Ava O'Connor, Lorna O'Neill, Aoife Farrell Intermediate competition: AJ Oates, Bronwyn Corcoran, Hanna Lydon Junior competition: Muireann Smith, Inga McGann and Mai Hitillambeau More photos on Facebook aka Meta |
Musical 2024
Congratulations and well done to all involved in the very successful TY Musical. A special mention to the Music Department: Ms. Olohan, Ms. Lyne, Ms. McCartin and Ms. Reilly ffrom the Art Department.
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Junk Kouture
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Congratulations to the six groups who have made it to the submission stage of the Junk Kouture 2024 competition. 6 groups worked hard to design various outfits from recyclable and second hand waste materials including plastic, aluminium cans, broken jewellery, netting, curtains, bed sheets, coffee pods, monopoly boards, waste paper and much more! We wish them the best of luck as they await news on the regional finals! Junk Kouture
Group Number 1: Amy Bennett (model), Róisín Lynch, Aoife Farrell.
Group Number 2: Ava Collins (model), Aoife Turner, Rebecca McCabe.
Group Number 3: Freya Coveney (model), Victoria McMenemy Kearns.
Group 4: Orlagh Cremin (model), Sophie Willaims, Gráinne Warren
Group 5: Grainne Osarumen-Obayagbonna (model), Sally O'Boyle, Arianna Keogh
Group 6: Katie Kavanagh (model), Rebecca O’Growney
Thanks to teacher: Ms. Burke.
A huge congratulations to Freya & Victoria whose submission has made it to the Regional Final in The Helix in DCU on 5th March.
Group Number 1: Amy Bennett (model), Róisín Lynch, Aoife Farrell.
Group Number 2: Ava Collins (model), Aoife Turner, Rebecca McCabe.
Group Number 3: Freya Coveney (model), Victoria McMenemy Kearns.
Group 4: Orlagh Cremin (model), Sophie Willaims, Gráinne Warren
Group 5: Grainne Osarumen-Obayagbonna (model), Sally O'Boyle, Arianna Keogh
Group 6: Katie Kavanagh (model), Rebecca O’Growney
Thanks to teacher: Ms. Burke.
A huge congratulations to Freya & Victoria whose submission has made it to the Regional Final in The Helix in DCU on 5th March.
SID Poster Competition |
Dove Poster Competition |
Well done to all who entered the SID Poster Competition. The standard was very good and the winners were: 1st Natalia Zapala, 2nd Grace Harrington and 3rd Romy Finucane. Thanks to their teacher: Ms. Reilly. Marine Spatial Poster Competition
Congratulations to Freya Coveney (TY) who won Marine Spatial Planning Poster Competition. She was invited with her family to attend the awards at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Little Island, Co. Cork The funders kindly covered 1 nights’ accommodation for each of the winners in the Radisson Blu Hotel.
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Congratulations to Layla Musolo (2nd Year) who is the winner of the Dove Poster competition. The aim of the competition was to spread confidence amongst students regarding how they view their bodies. Layla’s Artwork was very deep in concept and skilfully drawn. This is a very big achievement as it was a contest that was open to students across both Ireland and the UK. Teacher: Ms. Reilly.
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Cathoilic Schools Week
Catholic Schools will take place from Sunday 21 to Saturday 27 January 2024 on the theme of Catholic Schools as Communities of Service.
For Catholic Schools Week, we will contemplate our schools as communities of service under the following themes:
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Catholic Schools Week - Grandparents' Day on Wednesday 24th January
Catholic Schools Week took place from Sunday 21st to Saturday 27th of January on the theme of Catholic Schools as Communities of Service.
Wednesday was known as Grandparents' Day. Our Student Council & TY Rang Oisín hosted Afternoon Tea for Grandparents in the Library.
Sincere thanks to all who attended and our Transition Year students who along with their teacher, Ms. Curran, baked some lovely treats.
Rang Oisín is doing a Young Social Innovators project entitled 'Timeless Ties' which aims to bridge the gap between the generation with Ms. O'Brien.
Wednesday was known as Grandparents' Day. Our Student Council & TY Rang Oisín hosted Afternoon Tea for Grandparents in the Library.
Sincere thanks to all who attended and our Transition Year students who along with their teacher, Ms. Curran, baked some lovely treats.
Rang Oisín is doing a Young Social Innovators project entitled 'Timeless Ties' which aims to bridge the gap between the generation with Ms. O'Brien.
BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2024
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Well done to Isabelle Martin (2nd Year) and Danu Mc Gann, Eloise Finucane and Bronwyn Corcoran (3rd Years) for qualifying for the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. Their projects: “Feeling Blue” and “The Secret to Successful Studying” attracted a lot of interest. Thanks to their teacher: Ms. Sheridan.
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u-16 Ladies Gaelic Football Leinster Champions 2023-24
FAI Leinster Girls First Year League
Fantastic effort from our First Year Soccer Team with a 7-0 victory over Enfield Community College. They have also topped their group. Best of luck in the play offs. Thanks to their teacher/ coach: Mr. Lynn.
Senior Cycle Options
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Vaping & e-cigarettes - the factsThis booklet is about e-cigarettes and vaping. It is to help you understand the risks associated with vaping. It is for young people as well as parents and guardians. There is information in this booklet on the following:
1. What are e-cigarettes? 2. What is in an e-cigarette aerosol? 3. Different types of vapes 4. Who is using e-cigarettes? 5. What are the health risks of vaping? 6. How would you know if you are addicted to vaping? 7. Is vaping less harmful than smoking tobacco cigarettes? 8. The environmental impact of vaping 9. Does the HSE recommend e- cigarettes to help people to quit smoking tobacco cigarettes? 10. Does the HSE provide stop vaping services? 11. How to talk to a young person about vaping. |
Official Opening of Eureka by Minister for Education
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Registration is now open for DARE and HEAR Application Information Sessions on Saturday 13th January.
Register here for the DARE Session at 10am https://twtr.to/e7_0n
Register here for the HEAR Session at 1pm https://twtr.to/Oh23g
Register here for the DARE Session at 10am https://twtr.to/e7_0n
Register here for the HEAR Session at 1pm https://twtr.to/Oh23g
First Year Subject Choices
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Christmas Carols at Christchurch |
Christmas Enterprise Day |
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On Monday 11th December our choir performed Christmas Carols for shoppers in Christchurch Cathedral Dublin, and on Wednesday 13th December, we held our Annual Christmas Enterprise Day which is run in memory of former deputy principal, Gabrielle Moran, and is sponsored by the Pebble Foundation Project.There were four judges on the day: Valerie Moran - Founding Director of eCOMM Merchant Solutions and Bective Stud, Anthony Gorman - Founder of Anthony's Wooden Crafts and Paul and Trish Moran - Brother and Sister of Gabrielle Moran, and sponsors of the event. Well done to all and thanks to their teachers. More footage and photos on Facebook.
First Year Coffee Morning
Thanks to all who dropped into our First Year Coffee Morning. It was lovely to meet you. Thanks also to the First Year Class Captains.
Topics covereed included:
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Safety online
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Education for Sustainable Development
Lourdes 2023
Youth pilgrims and staff from Eureka Secondary School joined other schools in Lourdes. A candle was lit for the petitions sent in.
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Reminders Links
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GAISCE Adventure Journey 2023
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Thirty students participating in the GAISCE awards travelled to Glendalough for their Adventure Journey where they embarked on a 25 km hike and stayed overnight in the Glendalough International Hostel. They will receive their awards at the TY Graduation ceremony on Thursday Night. Well done!
Thanks also to the team of teachers who accompanied them. Ms. Byrne, Mr. Devine & Ms. Mullaghy. More photos on meta (Facebook & Instagram)
Thanks also to the team of teachers who accompanied them. Ms. Byrne, Mr. Devine & Ms. Mullaghy. More photos on meta (Facebook & Instagram)
Lá GAISCE 2022
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Celebrating Lá GAISCE in Eureka today and remembering our Adventure Journey in Glendalough. Delighted to be a GAISCE partner school.
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Wellbeing Information and resources for studentsWellbeing Information and resources for parentsWellbeing Information and resources for school staffHealthy EatingAs we return to school please be aware that some people have severe allergies to nuts, so all nut based products are prohibited. Please also note that no crisps or popcorm are allowed on the premises. Students are asked to bring lunchboxes/ lunch bags to bring home their left overs. Leave no trace policy!
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Safer Internet Day (SID) is an EU-wide initiative to promote a safer internet for all users, especially young people. The internet is an integral part of our lives, providing fantastic opportunities to learn, create and connect, but the online world also creates challenges.
Parents/ Guardians are encouraged to have open and regular conversations with their children about the internet. To talk to them about the benefits and the risks, but also to listen to what their child has to say and to learn about their life online. Research consistently shows that many children do not tell if something goes wrong online. Having conversations with your daughter is one of the most effective ways of ensuring that they have a safe and positive experience, and to help them to feel comfortable coming to you if they encounter an issue. There are lots of resources available on Webwise.ie and on the Webwise social media platforms to help educate us on our digital lives. In Eureka, the Webwise Team, led by the Safer Internet Ambassadors and in conjunction with the Wellbeing Team, is hosting several events during the week, including presentations, peer learning and a poster competition with the theme “Together for a Better Internet”. | ||
Anti-bullying Week - One Kind Word
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Bullying is H.A.R.D.
Hurtful, Aggressive, Repeated, Deliberate. |
Bullying is B.O.O.
Being Mean On Purpose Over and Over |
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HSE Advice to Schools on the coronavirus
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Every School Day Counts
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Support Service - Children's Mental Health
Eureka Girls Win Garda National Youth Award
The students of the TY YSI project ‘Never Home Alone’ were given tremendous recognition last night in the Headfort Arms Hotel Kells by being awarded winners of their category in the Garda National Youth Awards for County Meath. The students developed a 10-week programme last year involving senior citizens from our local community to help combat loneliness and social isolation. Students are very grateful for all the support and encouragement they have received to date. Teacher: Mr McKee
Public Access to Law 2018
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Congratulations and well done to the Public Access to Law team who competed in the prestigious Empire Mock Trial Competition in New York over the weekend. They were placed 2nd in the 'Best International School' category, only missing out by one point! Very well done to Crea Shine who was the 2nd highest placed attorney of the entire competition and won an award for her outstanding achievement. Thanks to all involved for their commitment, including their teacher Mr. Fahy and Edel & Elaine Traynor.
TY visit Áras an Uachtaráin 2018
TY students were invited to visit Áras an Uachtaráin on Thursday 20th September, to view the presentation of Credentials by new Ambassadors to Ireland. They also met President Michael D Higgins and received a guided tour of the state rooms within Áras an Uachtaráin and were offered light refreshments in the state dining room. Teacher: Ms. McGuinness & Damien English, Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development.
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