Crazy Hair, Sunshine & a Corofin race starter, all combine to make the 2015 Fun Run a great success
Our annual fun run took place on Wednesday March 11th. This year the funds raised went to the Natalie Higgins foundation. This was a very special to us as Natalie was a past pupil of the school. At the moment the foundation is building an orphanage in Ghana. The fun run raised €500 euro in […]
‘It Can’t Wait, Selma it is….’ Second Years go to see the Human Rights Film Selma
On the fifth of March, all of the Second Year classes went to see the film ‘Selma’ at the IMC cinema in Galway city. The films ‘Selma’ was about Martin Luther King and his fight for the equality of the black people of the United States of America in the 1960’s. This film was incredibly […]
Pres Girls become Irish Youth Ambassadors for the #UpForSchool petition campaign
The girls joined Professor Michael O’ Flaherty, Senator Healy Eames and representatives from NUIG School of Education and other Galway schools to help launch the Irish #UpForSchool petition campaign. The girls become part of the hundreds of youth activists who are working on this campaign globally. The #UpForSchool is a global petition campaign to put pressure […]
Well done to Jade Halion whose design was chosen to represent the school in the perpetual CEIST award competition
Deputy Principal, Sean Mc Grath presenting Jade Halion with her prize which she received from our trustees, CEIST. Jade’s design was chosen as the school’s entry for an art competition to design a perpetual CEIST Award. The overall national wining student design will be announced will be announced at the CEIST student leadership conference on […]
First Years Readathon raises an impressive €1,125.83 for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Ireland
First Years welcomed Eileen Joyce to our school to collect a cheque for a whopping €1,125.83 which they raised for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Ireland by reading an impressive 298 books and holding a cake sale during the Readathon. Well done to all involved.
Congratulations to Aoife Coen who will represent the region on the National Reference panel of Foroige
Well done to Aoife Coen (Third Year) Chairperson of the Kilconly Foroige Club who was elected onto the National Reference panel of Foroige. She is one of three Foroige members who will represent the region on the national reference panel. This reference panel is a group of young Foroige members who advise the national organisation […]
Congratulations & well done to our Junior Debating Team
Congratulations & well done to our Junior Debating Team, who were runners-up in the Regional Final of the Confederation of women NUIG Graduates, Public Speaking Competition, held in University College, Galway. And a very special congratulations to Jackie Conway who was awarded the winner of the Best Individual Speaker Award at this competition on the […]
First and Second Year SPHE students celebrate Safer Internet Day 2015
First and Second Year SPHE students celebrate Safer Internet Day 2015 with their Safer Internet Day class selfies. It’s everyone’s responsibility to recognise cyber bullying when they see it and it’s up to everyone to do something about it!
Well done to our Senior A football finalists 2014/15
Presentation College Tuam V Glenamaddy Community School played in Tuam Stadium on February 3rd. Final score Glenamaddy CS 1-11 Presentation College, Tuam 2-5 Pres Tuam started strongly with the opening score by Amy O’Donovan. The first half was a nip and tuck affair with Pres Tuam netting two great goals, both scored by Emily Donnelly. […]
Star Struck & Starry-Eyed the Pres students visit the RTÉ Studios in Dublin
On the 3rd of February students Caileigh Anne Ryan, Eimi Smith and Jackie Conway, were invited to the RTÉ Studios in Dublin. They were joined on the trip by students from two other CEIST schools – Scoil Bhríde, Tuam and Holy Rosary College Mountbellew and also students from St Jarlath’s Tuam. The students had a chance to […]