Last week we welcomed two members of An Garda Síochána to the school to facilitate voting registration for 6th years students. This initiative was organised by 6th Year, Daniel Bisset, who contacted the Gardaí so that students who had not…
We are delighted to share that our 4th Years raised €14,969 for Our Lady’s Hospice in Harold’s Cross. This incredible donation was raised at Light Up A Life 2019 and at the 4th Year hospice coffee morning back in September.…
Congratulations to 6th Year Keela McHale for her win last night! Keela year was selected for the ‘Women’s Commission Of Cycling Ireland’ team to compete in the ACT Manchester Omnium at the The Manchester Velodrome (National Cycling Centre), yesterday evening,…
We are delighted to announce that two of our 6th Year students, Rohan Kadam and Rhys Mordaunt, secured two awards at the 2020 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition! Rhys and Rohan’s project was entitled; A Kinetic Energy Recovery System…
Our our 50th Anniversary Christmas Concert in St Patrick’s Cathedral was a huge success! With 18 festive performances ranging from hymns to Christmas classics, this years’ concert was truly a night to remember. Music teacher Caroline Duggan played the flute…
Well done to 4th Year Laoise Devlin, who competed in the HSBC World Rugby 7s series in Dubai. Laoise and her team, the Abu Dhabi French U18 Girls, made the semi final of this International event. Congratulations Laoise!
Our warm congratulations goes out to 4th Year, Annie Martin who was awarded her Irish Pony Club Test Certificate last weekend. Well done Annie!
The inaugural Mount Anville Dublin Model United Nations (MADMUN) took place on Friday December 6th and Saturday the 7th. The Institute was honoured with an invitation and a warm welcome to this new event. MUNs take a lot of work for…
“Before Christmas, I volunteered at Kilkenny Shop wrapping gifts to raise money for the Irish Cancer Society. We had a two-hour training session where the staff taught us how to gift-wrap. We also learned about the history of the Kilkenny…