We regularly promote our Students’ achievements outside of school in our “ Coláiste Pobail in the Community” posts. If you have a story, please email it to the school with “CPB in the Community” in the subject. Please get permission from students parents\Guardians to do so. The best of luck to Leaving Cert Dylan Hicks…
some photos of Mr O’ Reilly’s TY engineering class who have just completed an introduction to mechatronics module this week. O
A very successful week for our TY Mini Companies. Four of our Mini Companies competed in the Foróige NFTE (Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship) county finals in Cork. Glen Pebble Art (Aoidhe Murphy and Caoimhe O Shea) Cre Creations (Aisling O Sullivan) Clear Cut Jewellery (Aoife O Shea, Meadhbh Sammon, Tempy Stock and Elaine McSweeney)…
The Hub enjoyed our annual Easter Egg Hunt today. The students were so quick to solve the clues and were rewarded with some Easter treats we all had a great time. A big thank you to Deputy Principal Ms O Leary for her contribution to this event.
Sophie M, Rebecca, Leah and Sophie N from our Transition Year Coach Education module were fantastic organising and leading an ‘Introduction to Soccer’ coaching session for First Year and Second Year girls that took place on the school pitch yesterday morning. Well done to all the players that participated and thank you to everyone who…
On Monday Colaiste Pobail Bheanntrai hosted a Girls Rugby X7s blitz for west Cork. We were delighted that Bandon and Schull were able to attend. This was a day of fun, with great skills on show from the Juniors and the Seniors, who both had a very successful and enjoyable day. Well done to all…
On Tuesday a group of TY students went to UCC to play in a TY Wheelchair Basketball event hosted by the UCC Sports Department. This was another step in the journey of Coláiste Pobail Bheanntraí to implement inclusive sports. For this particular group, it was their first experience of Wheelchair Basketball. And while it took…
TY students are organising a raffle and coffee morning to raise funds for the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association. Students will be selling raffle tickets (€1 per strip) for an Easter egg hamper this week and will organise a coffee morning for senior students on Tuesday 18th April.
Yesterday, our students were part of the sell-out crowd at Turner’s Cross to support Ireland’s U21 Men’s International soccer team in their win over Iceland U21. Thanks to FAI Regional Development Officers Nick Harrison and Alan Bennett for helping us out with the tickets and organisation of the trip.
Ms Hurley’s 6th year art group enjoyed a lovely Friday morning in Clonakilty visiting the studio/gallery of artist Aidan O Regan who gave them a wonderful insight to the working life and process of an artist. Thanks to @artbyaidanoregan for inviting us into his world!
