November is a time for remembering and praying for our loved ones who have gone before us and whose loss we feel. Today in NCC we gave everyone an opportunity to take a moment out of their day to come together and reflect while remembering all our loved ones that have passed away .
Huge congratulations to Charlie Murphy and Chloe Molloy Walsh as our newly elected head boy and girl for 2021. This is a huge honour to be recognised for your contribution to school life over the last six years. We are very proud of your achievement and we wish you both every success!
We ended the first term on a high today with a Halloween quiz & a fancy dress fund raiser! Thanks to all those who organised; all funds raised will go to Pieta House!
Last week our students took part in our first Erasmus trip to the Czech Republic where they were involved with the project “Our Earth, Our Home”. As part of this our students prepared presentations and took part in activities with students from the Czech Republic, Romania, Poland, Italy & Turkey. It’s was a great chance…
Fabulous work by our TY Horticulture students! They made 30 Pumpkin Pot Posies and sold them to the staff. A fab micro business next project the Annual NCC Christmas market.
Our Spanish students put on a fantastic display of culture and food for the TY’s!
1st 2nd and 3rd year students took part in an inters school tournament last Friday in Erins Isle GAA club. Training for the event had taken place the previous 4 weeks and teams hit the ground running with some great clashes from the outset. With the teams evenly matched, it seemed as if the Munster…
As part of the history curriculum our 3rd year students visited the EPIC Emmigration Museum in Dublins Docklands. They learned about the story of Irish emigrants and how they shaped the world
Our LCA’s were immersing themselves in all things Irish for Culture Day last week! Starting in Croke Park, the students learned the history of Croke Park, major events and got to experience what it would be like on game day. The trip continued to the GAA museum where students took in memorabilia, artefacts and trophies.…
