Ms. Devenney’s 2nd class boys performance of Lights, Camel, Action will be talked about for years to come. Rumour has it, talent scouts are reporting back to Hollywood after the performance.
Ms. Conlon’s Senior Infants brought the house down with their performance of The Sleepy Shephard. Our young stars lit up the stage with their colorful sheep costumes and lively shephards—each one bringing a little extra Christmas magic!
Ms. McWeeney’s Senior Infants kicked off our first play of the day on Tuesday Morning with a wonderful showing of The Sleepy Shephard. Every character came to life through bright costumes, joyful expressions, and the wonderful energy the boys to the stage.
We extend our warmest congratulations to the Faughs U16 team on their impressive win in the Division 1 Shield Final over the weekend. We are especially proud of our past pupils who featured prominently in the victory and are pictured below. Their commitment to excellence—both on and off the field—continues to make our school proud.
Our school community is proud to support Michael’s Fan Club, a charity founded in memory of past pupil Michael Horgan. Together with St. Pius X GNS, we have raised an amazing €8,500 to help continue Michael’s legacy of kindness and positivity. Recently, Michael’s parents visited Mr. Geraghty’s class to share their gratitude and to present a special signed IRFU jersey—an …
Well done to our winners of the Dublin Lion’s Club Peace Poster art competition. The boys had to design a poster about peace, focusing on the theme; Together as One. Well done to Luke Houtsma, Finian Diver and Tom Hanlon in Ms. Egan’s class, and to Cian Boylan, Fionn Dolan and Aaroh Patil in Mr. Finnegan’s class. Special mention to …
Over the course of eight weeks, our 5th and 6th class boys took on an inspiring challenge: completing a full marathon by running laps of the school each day. Their commitment, teamwork, and determination were evident as they steadily built up their distance week by week. The project concluded with an exciting final mile at Morton Stadium in Santry, where …
Mr. Finnegan’s boys have been hard at work designing and assembling their very own solar panels as part of a hands-on renewable energy project. Through teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving, the students explored how sunlight can be converted into electricity and learned the importance of sustainable technology which is being used on our own school roof.
During Science Week, our boys enthusiastically took part in a wide range of hands-on STEM activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity. From the marshmallow construction challenge and LEGO Education tasks to experimenting with circuits and tackling exciting STEM team-building challenges, students were fully immersed in discovery and problem-solving. A variety of additional experiments kept them engaged throughout the week, …
