Junior Achievement Ireland is a not for profit organisation that works to connect businesses with school around Ireland. Their main focus is to link up local businesses with schools in order to emphasise the importance of continuing in education…
The Head Girl and Deputy Head Girl were chosen by the staff of St Patrick’s College in September. The Head Girl for the year is Mary Quill and the Deputy Head Girl is Roisin O’ Sullivan. We know that they are excellent ambassadors for the…
The girls who got involved in the Couch to 5K running programme with Mr Murphy, Ms Troy and Ms Gillen were recently presented with certificates of achievement by Mr Murphy. All of these girls are now able to undertake 5 kilometre runs.
Well done the Brian Dillon’s minor camogie team who won the county championship on Sunday last beating Carrigaline. Four of the team are students of St Patrick’s College including the captain Emma Sharpe. The photo shows Emma Carroll, Rachel…
There will be a 3rd Year and LCA Parent-Teacher Meeting on Thursday 6th November from 4.00pm to 6.30pm in St Patrick’s College. We encourage parents to attend to get an update on your daughter’s progress as the girl’s face into the Junior…
November 2014 has been designated attendance month in St Patrick’s College as we want to encourage the already very good patterns of attendance that we see amongst the girls. Students are asked to monitor their attendance during November and all…