The First and Second Year Boys basketball teams have started their campaigns exceptionally well with both teams playing three games and winning all their games comprehensively. With these wins, the teams now qualify for the semi-finals of the league which ...

Congratulations to Mr. Delaney, Ms. Cardiff, Ms. Thornton and their team of students who braved the elements in the recent South East Athletics Competition. Orla Woods and Aibha Kiernan both qualified for the next round of the competition. Orla qualified ...

Last week Anne Dwyer gave a presentation on “Friends of Nano” to the teachers involved in The Faith and Ethos Team in the school. Anne is The Project Officer for Friends of Nano (Ireland).  Friends of Nano, is a spirit-led initiative ...

From Friday 25 January to Sunday 27 January, five students from Presentation College – Liam Bradley, Fiona Butler, Nikola Glowinska, Ciara Glynn and Natalia Sluzel, participated in the Leinster Regional session of the European Youth Parliament (EYP) ...

As part of Catholic Schools Week, students took part in a diversity challenge. The challenge was simply to guess the amount of jellybeans in the jar. Congratulations to Mary Orbinski who had the closest guess to the 722 jellybeans in the jar! Each st ...

Over the last few weeks, a herd of 'Wellephants' have found their home in Presentation College. We promote Wellness in our school in many ways, through the support systems we have in place for students, (both personal and academic), the range of extra-cur ...

A colourful board was located in the Askea parish Church to raise awareness about celebrating Catholic schools week for the Presentation College. The theme for this year is: "Celebrating the work of local Catholic Schools”. The board highlights ...

On the 17th and 18th of January 2019 the second round on the Irish European Science Olympiad (IrEUSO) took place in Dublin City University. The top twelve students from Science in Ireland (four from Physics, four from Chemistry and four from Biology) took ...

On Monday 28 January, thirty-five students from Presentation College spent two hours working through five complex puzzles involving unknown languages in a bid to get to the final of the competition in Dublin in March. This is the second year that students ...