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We would like to wish Fifth Years Milly Seaman and Ella McCarthy the best of luck.The two girls will be taking part in the National Final of the Soroptimist Ireland Girls' Public Speaking Final at the Mansion House, Dublin, tomorrow, March 7th.

Well done to all the schools who took part in the IMTA Maths Quiz today.It was a pleasure to host it again.The winners today were:1st Place:  Bandon Grammar School 2nd Place: Kinsale Community School 3rd Place: Clonakilty Community College

Thanks to John and Aldi Bandon for facilitating our Lollipop day collection for the Oesophageal Cancer Fund. Funds raised go towards patient support, raising awareness and research.

14 music and art students took to London early on Sat 28th Feb.They packed in 3 busy days, which involved:2 West End shows, Matilda and the Play that goes WrongThe National GalleryThe V&A/ Natural History MuseumA street art tour of Shoreditch and Spittlefields...

Today our TY & Ag Science students had an incredible farm walk at Darra College. Students gained real insight into the day-to-day running of a working farm, with a strong focus on environmental practices and sustainability. It was a fantastic opportunity to see...

Well done to both our 1st and 2nd yr basketball teams on advancing to the semi final stage of the league, beating both Carraig Na BhFear and Carrigtwohill CC today.

Huge congratulations to our chess players on a very successful tournament at Hamilton High School! Rory Hayden finished 1st overall as well as best junior player, while Amy Mullins finished 3rd overall and best senior player. Both went through 5 rounds undefeated....

A decisive win today for the first year hockey team who played away versus Mount mercy. A brace from Coláiste na Toirbhirte in the first quarter paved the way for a memorable win. The team battled hard to maintain their lead by defending excellently throughout. Well...

The boy's soccer team played against Presentation School Ballyphehane last Friday over at Bandon AFC. After a close game the boys narrowly lost out in what was a great game.

A big well done to our amazing students who took part in the Maranatha 2026 Concert at Cork City Hall. It was a joyful and uplifting experience where 500 students had the opportunity to express themselves, and their faith through music.