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World Book Day 2015
Maths Eyes
Saoirse Walsh, Rebecca Keating, Crea Shine, Dara Yore, Liona Wever- Mitchell and Adriana Collins. Teachers: Mr Ryan and Mr. Hynes.
Rang Diarmuid from TY had an interesting trip to the GPO on Thursday, May 20th where they visited the State 1916 Easter Rising Exhibitionalong with their teacher Mr McKee. The girls were taken on a guided tour of the Exhibition where they learned all about the background to the Rising and the events that unfolded 100 years ago. The highlight of the tour was the Easter Rising video which brought the events vividly to life for the students. Teacher: Mr McKee.
Congratulations to Siobhán Hegarty, Lydia McCabe, Claire Bradley & Eimear Kelly (absent) on being awarded entrance scholarships to TCD.
Rang Oisín Winners of Making Our World More Fair & Just Challenge - YSI 2016
Making Our World More Fair & Just Challenge YSI winners 2016. Teacher: Ms Glynn.
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Prefects 2015-16
Back row (L-R) Niamh FitzGerald, Bronagh Carolan, Sarah Lawless, Doireann Melady, Catherine Dolan, Orla Kearney, Mary Carpenter, Aine Shaw, Emma Meegan. Front row (L-R) Kate Smyth, Sarah Grillet, Michelle Duffy, Aoife McKeever, Kathlyn Bowser and Catherine Brady.
YSI - It's the Yes Not the Dress
Rang Oisín launched their @YSINow project 'It's the Yes NOT the Dress' campaign with Helen Mc Entee in conjunction with The Rape Crisis Centre. They have been selected to perform their SpeakOut at the lunch for the sponsors on that day. Teacher: Ms Glynn.
Rang Cian CSPE during the Balloon Drive Fundraiser for a local boy, Toms walking wish. €230 was raised by guessing the amount of balloons in Mr. Lynch car and presented to the organiser. Teacher: Ms Mimnagh
The Crocus Club
Rang Deirdre in commemoration of the 1.5 million Jewish children and thousands of other children who perished during the Holocaust, erected a plaque, which was made by Declan Nugent father of Amy Nugent. They inscribed it with yellow crocuses painted on it by Shauna Mai Young with the support and guidance of her Art Teacher Ms. Daly. Students observed a moment of silence and said a prayer for the children who died, at the spot in the garden of the school were they had planted yellow crocuses in September 2015. The crocuses bloomed last Spring, this Spring and will bloom every Spring as they spread. Teacher: Ms McKenna.
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Congratulations to Leona Brady who was awarded TY Student of the Year 2016.
Congratulations and well done to all our Junior Cert students. Pictured here with Ms Caroline O'Reilly (Principal) are Tara Connolly and Eimear Corcoran who were top of the year with straight As in all subjects. Missing from the photo is Danielle Farrelly who was the top student in the year with 10As.
Congratulations & well done to Marion Farrelly who captained the All Ireland Minor Champions winning team in Meath
Shoe Racism the Red Card
Transition Years attended the National Finals of Show Racism the Red Card in the Aviva Stadium with their teacher Ms. McKenna.
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B4uDecide HSE Competition with UTV Media
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Congratulations to the TY students on winning the B4uDecide HSE Competition with UTV Media. The Health Service Executive’s B4uDecide.ie held a competition which asked schools to create an empowering 60-second commercial to help inform young people about where to go to get trustworthy information about relationships and sexual health. B4uDecide.ie is a sexual health campaign that encourages teenagers to make healthy, responsible decisions about relationships and sexual health.
Lauren Cullen and her team entered an advertisement that shows a girl confronted by her future self with some advice in a quirky and comedic manner. The judges were really impressed the Eureka girls' work and couldn’t be more delighted with their entry. It delivered all the key messages that were asked, from the video brief to the handling of the subject matter in a modern and mature way. The prize includes a professional production of the commercial and a tour of the studios early in the next school year. Teacher: Ms Weir.
Lauren Cullen and her team entered an advertisement that shows a girl confronted by her future self with some advice in a quirky and comedic manner. The judges were really impressed the Eureka girls' work and couldn’t be more delighted with their entry. It delivered all the key messages that were asked, from the video brief to the handling of the subject matter in a modern and mature way. The prize includes a professional production of the commercial and a tour of the studios early in the next school year. Teacher: Ms Weir.
Congratulations to ALL our LC students on their excellent results. We wish them the very best for their futures. Eureka was Top School in Meath this year according to the league in The Sunday Times.
Pictured with Principal, Ms Caroline O'Reilly & Deputy, Ms Gabrielle Moran are some of the students who achieved over 500 points in this year's Leaving Cert. Most students achieved their first CAO choice. Listed alphabetically: Charlotte Allen (History & Philosophy, QUB), Clare Bradley (Occupational Therapy, TCD), Claire Brady (Medicine, NUIG), Chloe Browne (Art History, Spanish & Italian, UCD), Maria Byrne (Science Education, DCU), Shaunagh Carolan (Science, TCD), Elizabeth Corbally (Pharmacy, Coleraine), Jean Corbally, (Science, UCD), Megan Dolan (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Amy Dugdale (Physics, UCD), Caoimhe Gibney (Physiotherapy, UCD), Ailbhe Hanly, (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Siobhan Hegarty (Psychology, TCD), Eimear Kelly (Theoretical Physics, TCD), Lauren Kelly (Nursing, NUIG), Emma Lynch (Midwifery, TCD), Clodagh Manning (Radiation Therapy, TCD), Lydia McCabe (Pharmacy, TCD), Eimear McKenna (Psychology, NUIG), Cliodhna McManus (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Áine O'Brien (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Emily Jane O’Halloran (Medicine, TCD), Sloane Reeves (Computer Science & German, TCD), Emer Rice (Nursing, TCD), Hannah Venning (Biomedical Science, DIT), Ciara Yore (Occupational Therapy, TCD). Absent from the photos are Emma Clarke & Dearbhla Finn.
Pictured with Principal, Ms Caroline O'Reilly & Deputy, Ms Gabrielle Moran are some of the students who achieved over 500 points in this year's Leaving Cert. Most students achieved their first CAO choice. Listed alphabetically: Charlotte Allen (History & Philosophy, QUB), Clare Bradley (Occupational Therapy, TCD), Claire Brady (Medicine, NUIG), Chloe Browne (Art History, Spanish & Italian, UCD), Maria Byrne (Science Education, DCU), Shaunagh Carolan (Science, TCD), Elizabeth Corbally (Pharmacy, Coleraine), Jean Corbally, (Science, UCD), Megan Dolan (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Amy Dugdale (Physics, UCD), Caoimhe Gibney (Physiotherapy, UCD), Ailbhe Hanly, (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Siobhan Hegarty (Psychology, TCD), Eimear Kelly (Theoretical Physics, TCD), Lauren Kelly (Nursing, NUIG), Emma Lynch (Midwifery, TCD), Clodagh Manning (Radiation Therapy, TCD), Lydia McCabe (Pharmacy, TCD), Eimear McKenna (Psychology, NUIG), Cliodhna McManus (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Áine O'Brien (Primary Teaching, St Pat's), Emily Jane O’Halloran (Medicine, TCD), Sloane Reeves (Computer Science & German, TCD), Emer Rice (Nursing, TCD), Hannah Venning (Biomedical Science, DIT), Ciara Yore (Occupational Therapy, TCD). Absent from the photos are Emma Clarke & Dearbhla Finn.