We have a NEW school blog team! This team includes Beka Minnock , Meadhbh O'Sullivan , Maisie Comerford , Ciara Lyons , Ciara O'Doherty , Abbie O'Shea , Roisin O'Connor and Kya Doogue. 

Best of luck to the senior boys hurling team who are playing against Wicklow in Enniscorthy tomorrow! Good luck, lads!!!

The 2014 season of F1 in Schools has already begun in Presentation College.

The school is alive with the sounds of tracks from Bugsy Malone this week. Over 150 cast and crew are busy putting the finishing touches before their first performances on Tuesday, 22nd October for primary schools. Director David Doyle and Musical Director Maeve Lyons have been working hard over the last two months to ensure the show is of the highest standard. Evening Shows Thursday 24th, Friday 25th and Saturday 26th at 8pm . Tickets available from school reception.

Last week, students from Presentation College Carlow signed up for the Cyber Code as part of the Young Social Innovators Project. The project, run by Transition Year students, deals with the major issue of Cyber Bullying.

Congratulations to our medal winners from Saturday 18th May:
Keith Noctor : Silver in Senior 400m Hurdles
Danny Lawler :Silver in Senior 800m
Owen Scully: Bronze in Senior 400m
Senior Relay Team finished Second: Keith Noctor, Gavin Curran, Danny Lawler and Owen Scully.

Presentation College would like to wish all students the best of luck in their summer exams.  Please find exam timetables below: 

Kerry footballer Colm Cooper visited Presentation College Carlow on Tuesday 14th May as part of the AIB Build-A-Bank Competition. The GAA All-Star took a two hour training session with the school football teams displaying some of the finer points of the game.

This year,being Bliain na Gaelilge, there is a stronger focus on Irish language activities at Presentation College Carlow. Some First Years in particular have demonstrated a deep interest in the native tongue. At the end of April, Class1A1 directed and performed the play ‘Pluirin Sneachta’ and it proved to be a most enjoyable experience for all. To add to the excitement, the results of the Seachtain na Gaeilge National Competitions were announced a week later and Sadhbh Redmond, a First Year student, was pleasantly surprised to see her name on the winner’s list for the seanfhocal competition. Sadhbh got second place in the Junior Section and was awarded a cash prize and a certificate. Her entry was an artistic interpretation of the seanfhocal ‘Ni feidir ceann criona a chur ar cholainn og’ (‘You can’t put an old head on young shoulders’). Comhghairdeas mor le Sadhbh.