End of Another Year
Posted on : June 1, 2018
The school year 2017/2018 ended on Friday 1st June. Students from 1st, 2nd and 5th year completed their final summer exams on Friday while 3rd and 6th year students had a final opportunity to consult with their teachers and to get some study done for their upcoming exams. School reports will be sent out in the next week or two as will the final edition of this year’s school newsletter. Book lists, uniform lists will be available on our website soon, while the provisional calendar for the coming school year is already available on the website. All that remains is to wish all our students a good summer and the best of luck to our Junior and Leaving Cert students.
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