On Friday there will be a Seachtain na Gaeilge no uniform day in aid of the HOPE Foundation. There will be a big raffle on Thursday 21st March in aid of the HOPE Foundation. 

Well done to everyone who took part in the DIL 2023 walk last Saturday morning. We had staff members and students who took part on a beautiful morning. Click on the heading for more photos. Photos with music

 

Congratulations to the nine students, who received their awards from Fr Dunphy on Wednesday. Silver: Alex Halpin; Gold: Amy Keating, Anna Miller, Annie Sheehan, Ava Sheehan, Danielle O’Driscoll, Rachel Hand; Papal Cross: Clare Miller and Megan Hosey. There was a lovely ceremony in St Clare’s Church, Graiguecullen. Click on the heading for more photos.

A fantastic evening of Networking and Appreciation for all involved in the APA Charity was held on the 14^th December ’22, in the Camden Court Hotel Dublin.

Presentation College Carlow students, Cathal Moriarty, Ethan Windsor, Jaml Osho, Charlie McNamara and Charlie Feeney, along with their teacher Mrs. Kelly were delighted to be invited to this inspiring event and meet the guest of honour and Oscar Nominee, Ruth Negga.

It was a privilege to hear from the various speakers on the amazing work the Charity does for Domestic Workers and to have a Zoom call with former domestic worker Debora Mwageni from Tanzania.

Presentation students have been working in the APA shop, A Partnership with Africa, since September as part of their Transition Year work experience Programme in conjunction with their Global Citizenship Education/Religion class and are thoroughly enjoying the experience.

Today is Presentation Day. We think of the family of Presentation Sisters and schools. We remember the inspiring story of our foundress Nano Nagle. We prepare to celebrate with a mass tomorrow.

We congratulate all our worthy award winner recipients and thank them for always representing themselves and our school with such pride and honour. We wish them all the very best in their future endeavours.  Click HERE for information on the awards and photos.

 As part of the Ceiliúradh celebrations, we were delighted to receive the Leading the Way - Lighting the Way Ceist Lantern from St. Leo's College. This lantern is being passed from school to school. It symbolises our common Ceist values. Pictured are our Doireann, our Head Girl and Aaron, our Head Boy along with Principal, Mr Ray Murray and Deputy Principal, Ms Lorraine Gillespie. We now pass the lantern and all it symbolises for our Ceist community to Presentation De La Salle College Bagenalstown.