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Hi all,

A huge well done to everyone that got out and active for Week 9 of the Coláiste Mhuire Fitness Challenge, the ‘Marathon in a Week’. We had more than 20 students completing the distance of a marathon over the course of a week which is excellent! Maybe we might have a marathon runner from Coláiste Mhuire one day🏃🏼‍♂️🏃‍♀️.

Rang 1A ag baint taitnimh as Seachtain na Gaeilge 2021. Beannachtaí na féile Pádraig oraibh go léir. ☘️🇮🇪

Please enjoy our version of the Jerusalema Dance. Well done to everyone involved.

Hi all,

Below is the challenge for Week 9 of the Coláiste Mhuire Fitness Challenge. This week, the challenge is to complete the distance of a marathon during the week.

Below are the results of Week 8 of the Coláiste Mhuire Fitness Challenge. Of the huge number of students that completed a 5k walk/run in under 40 minutes, one winner was chosen at random. Well done to............Nicola Guinane (3rd Year). Nicola was chosen at random and completed her 5k in a very impressive time.

Please find attached a letter with information about the next cycle of the school food parcels initiative which is continuing during partial closure. The deadline for new expressions of interest is Wednesday evening.

The aim of the session is to present the facts of Leaving Cert 2021 to the parents/guardians of the learners in order for them to play a supportive role in the decision making of the students.

Dear parent,

We are delighted that our 5th Year students can return to school on next Monday 15th March. As outlined in correspondence sent out last August, our classrooms sizes are such that we can achieve the desired 1m social distancing with all subject groups and we have ensured every possible additional safety measure is put in place to ensure the safety of everyone upon opening. All of the necessary precautions such as social distanced classroom layouts, staggered breaks, restricted access to school buildings, one-way circulation systems, washing and sanitising facilities, signage and information sharing and procedures for dealing with suspected cases, remain in place.

Hi all,

Below is the challenge for Week 8 of the Coláiste Mhuire Fitness Challenge. To be entered in this week’s competition, you must complete a 5km walk/run in under 40 minutes. The more 5km’s you complete within this time, the more entries you get to the competition!

Hi all,
A huge well done to everyone that got out for a Walk/Run as part of Week 7 - ‘5 Day Challenge’. This week's winner is.......Ellie Lehane (1st Year). Ellie was chosen at random across all students who completed last week’s challenge, congratulations Ellie. Below are some interesting statistics we noticed from last week:
- ‘5 Day Challenge’ - We had a huge uptake of students completing the challenge during the week, with more than 100 students getting out and active on 5 or more days in the week!

Please click on the link below to sign up for online classes which hopefully will help you in supporting your child’s mental heath.

Entries for the February photo challenge are now being accepted by Mr. Curtin and Ms. Foott. Please email your photos through before 4pm on Friday 5th March. Entries can be sent in as a collage, a PowerPoint, a shared album or on a Word document. There are already some wonderful entries so don’t forget to send yours through to be in with a chance of winning some lovely prizes.

Hi all,

Below is the challenge for Week 7 of the Coláiste Mhuire Fitness Challenge. This week, we are going to focus on getting out & active for 5 days of the week. To be entered into this weeks competition, you must complete a 3km walk/run on 5 different days OR complete more than 20km over the course of the week.

Hi all,
A huge well done to everyone that got out for a Walk/Run/Cycle as part of Week 6 - ‘Buttevant on Bikes’. This week's winner is.......Luke Moynihan (TY)🚴🏻‍♂️ Luke was chosen at random across all students who completed last week’s challenge, congratulations Luke. Below are some interesting statistics we noticed from last week:
- ‘Buttevant on Bikes’ - We had a huge uptake of students completing a Cycle during the week, so much so that we will have another cycling competition before Easter Break!

Dear parent,

Please click on the link below to see letter from the DES to parents. Return to school dates for different groups of students are outlined within.

In this video message below, Consultant in Public Health Medicine Dr Abigail Collins talks about the safe return to in-person teaching and learning for Leaving Certificate students.

Dear parent,

We are delighted that our 6th Year students can return to school on next Monday 1st March. As outlined in correspondence sent out last August, our classrooms sizes are such that we can achieve the desired 1m social distancing with all subject groups and we have ensured every possible additional safety measure is put in place to ensure the safety of everyone upon opening. All of the necessary precautions such as social distanced classroom layouts, staggered breaks, restricted access to school buildings, one way circulation systems, washing and sanitising facilities, signage and information sharing and procedures for dealing with suspected cases, remain in place.

Please find return to learning form attached.

Please click here to access our alternative 6th Yr timetable which students will follow from March 1st to March 12th. A more detailed version will be forwarded to students prior to Monday containing room numbers.