School will re-open as normal, tomorrow, Thursday, 6th January. Please see below the latest advice received from the HSE. I have also attached a useful Isolation Quick Guide from the HSE which outlines what to do in the different scenarios. THE HSE asks us to: 1. Remind all parents and
To mark the centenary of the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty on 6th December, 1921, senior Leaving Cert history students recreated the fractious debate that took place in the Dáil in the aftermath of its signing. Mentored by their teachers Ms. Murphy & Ms. Walsh, seven students spoke with passion
By Erin HennessyOn Saturday, 20th November, a Vigil Mass was held in Dolphins’ Barn Church to remember those that had died. The Ember Team performed various readings during the mass. Furthermore, they gave out daffodil bulbs to the congregation to plant in their gardens. This was supposed to signify the
By Amany (McKevitt) AlzoubiThe week I spent at Bridge to College, was in short, fantastic. The first day we arrived was mainly breaking the ice with other students. We were split into groups and asked to choose a leader, team song, team name and team motto. My group decided that
By Ciara Lyons In the last week of November, running from the 22nd to the 26th, we had College Awareness Week. This is a national campaign which aims to promote the benefits of going to college, to help students of all ages to become college-ready and to showcase local role
By Zahra BenyalaThis year’s Science Week took place from the 8th-12th of November. The exciting week began with an announcement over the intercom, followed by various activities throughout the week. Junior and Senior science classes were shown Online UCD Science Lectures. The Junior students were shown a lecture on ‘Introduction
By Laura Kane To continue an annual tradition, Loreto College Crumlin participated in Stand Up Week 2021, which ran from the 15th-19th of November. This week began with the English teachers conducting a walking debate in their classes about the use of pronouns. Midweek, we had the semi-finals of the
Loreto College has again been recognised as a Trinity Access School of Distinction. We received the award at a ceremony on November 13th which was attended by our Principal Ms. Murphy, Trinity Access Programme Coordinator Ms. Walsh, and Mr. Lenehan (pictured above). Mr. Larkin’s hard work in this area was
By Zara Murphy & Ali CareyAs part of our LCA English and Communication class we had to read a novel. The novel chosen was Flour Babies by Anne Fine. The book is about a class of ‘messers’ in school who have to do an experiment for the Science Fair. The
Last May, as the school year approached its end, Ekenenna Chukwuewuzie in 6th year achieved an amazing feat as she was crowned National Champion in the Senior Grand Final of the ‘Speak Out Ireland’ public speaking competition. The competition was conducted online, and Ekenenna had to record her six-minute and
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Loreto College is an all- girls Catholic school for children of all faiths and none. The school is served by the 77A, 122, 27 and 151 bus routes and within walking distance of the LUAS Red Line and the 18, 68, 83 and 150 bus stops. The school is one of 18 Loreto post primary schools in Ireland. Our school motto is ‘Many Kinds of Excellence’ recognising the varied skills and talents of students.
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