Congratulations to our U16 girls basketball team who had a great win at home last Friday against St. Angelas. The first quarter was extremely tight and saw CPB in the lead on a scoreline of 10-6. The shots dropped more frequently in the second quarter and CPB extended their lead to a 10 point gap.…
There are a lot of fantastic things going on outside of school for our students. We would like to acknowledge the brilliant achievements that we have been made aware of here. On Saturday night a number of our students represented Bantry Boxing Club in a boxing tournament in the Maritime Hotel Bantry. Well done…
Congratulations to Gavin o Sullivan, Shane Collins, Callum Mcelhinney and Ben O Sullivan who played with Beara u19 last week and are County Champions Premier 1. Well done also to our past pupils Sean Power, Luke Harrington and Darren Harrington who were also playing. Well done to First Year Basketballers James Cronin, Belle O’ Donoghue,…
Some of our 1st years came along to the first meeting of the CPB Debating Club, where we discussed hot topics like “Christmas is the best holiday” and “Coffee is better than tea”; tested our focus skills whilst reading while others tried to distract us; and the TYs shared their fun experiences of Debating over…
What do Cybersecurity, Carpentry, Logistics, Plumbers & Accountancy Technician’s have in common?” Answer all are careers which can be achieved through an Apprenticeship programme. Earn while you learn. Come and find out, talk to the Employers and experts involved. Thursday 13th October 7 to 9pm, Colaiste Pobail Bheanntrai. This event is facilitated by the Parents…
More fun for Day 2 in Kilfinane with kayaking, mountain biking and lots more for the students.
Great win over Pobal Scoil Beara 29-20.
Well done to boys u14 footballers who won both games against Hamilton High School, Bandon yesterday. All 35 players played a match each. CPB now top the group, and hope to continue their winning run against Mount St. Michael, Rosscarbery next week. Well done to all!
1st year students enjoy the recent Activity Days provided by the Bantry & Dunmanway School Completion Programme, in recognition of their resilience in getting through the unusual and difficult school year they have had so far with Covid 19 disruptions and restrictions, and as an encouragement for the remainder of the year.
