Breast Cancer Awareness Month has been celebrated every October for the last 90 years. It is called “Pink October” as people around the world adopt the pink colour and display a pink ribbon to raise awareness about the importance of prevention and routine screening for the early diagnosis of breast cancer, now the most commonly diagnosed cancer globally.
On Friday staff wore pink today to draw attention to ‘Pink October’
Reminder to all parents and guardians that the school will close on Friday, May 3rd at 4 pm and reopen on Wednesday, May 8th at 9.10 am.
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Keeley’s family are launching a charity in Keeley’s honour. The Keeley D Foundation is a non-profit organisation. It aims to help children who are being treated for a terminal illness in a palliative care environment….
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TY students enjoyed their retreats this week. Many thanks to the team from An Tobar Nua, Galway for the wonderful experience they provided for all our students. The students enjoyed ice-breaker games, meditation, personal testimonies…
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