Make a Book

On the 10th March, 2nd Year JCSP students will attend the “Make a Book” display in the Civic Offices on Wood Quay.  There will be hundreds of books on display some accompanied by amazing art and craft work. Some of the schools involved whole class groups in writing one big book, while in other schools everyone wrote their own individual books. There will be huge, three-dimensional books, dainty little books, and collections of beautifully crafted and decorated texts that had been painstakingly put together. The project this year will be based on the 1916 Rising. We are very much looking forward to what the students come up with!

It is open to the public Wednesday 9th March 9am-4pm, Thursday 10th March 9am-4pm and Friday 11th March 9am-12:30pm. Something not to be missed.

Emmanuel 2016

St. Michael’s Holy Faith will be attending Emmanuel on March 2nd in the Helix. The concert will take place after a fun filled day of rehearsals and workshops with students from other schools.

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This year we have 4 students, Dionne Cooper (5th year), Zoe Koulianou (6th year), Kaja Belica (3rd year) and Caithlin Galvin (1st year) representing St. Michael’s as Soloists. These young ladies auditioned and were chosen from 100’s of other auditions to sing sole at the concert. We are very proud and wish these students the very best of luck on the night.

Cycle Against Suicide

‘Positivity Tree’

A group of TYS and their Art teacher Ms O Leary have created a wonderful Positivity Tree for this year’s Cycle Against Suicide Student Leaders Congress which has as it’s theme ‘Together We Can’. The tree which will hang in a prominent place on our school corridor will be a permanent symbol of our school community’s commitment to promoting mental health awareness, wellbeing and help seeking behaviour.

Each class group will be responsible for writing the weekly positive message on the tree so making it a whole school activity.
Ciara Farrell TY2 was due to speak about our Positivity Tree to Ray D’Arcy on his RTE Radio 1 show on this Wednesday January 13th between 3 and 4.30pm, but unfortunatelyhas been cancelled. She may speak on another date so keep an eye on the website for any updates.

All TYs are attending the Cycle Against Suicide Student Leaders Congress in the RDS on this Thursday 14th. which promises to be a fantastic experience if previous years are anything to go by!
View it on live stream on the day.. check out link on website: cycleagainstsuicide.com

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CAO Applications

Attention 6th year students!

CAO deadline for reduced online application fee of €25 is next Wednesday January 20th.
On Wednesday 13th, students will be assisted by Ms. Toolan and Ms. Rogers in Room ICT2 throughout the day in making their applications if they so wish.
In order to pay online, students are requested to bring in a debit/credit card or 3V top up voucher available at any retail unit which has payzone.
It it not necessary to make final course choices by this deadline, these can be changed at a later date (with the exception of ‘restricted’ courses which must be made by February 1st).
Check out cao.ie for further information.

Higher Education Access Route (HEAR) and Disability Access Route to Education (DARE) are schemes for getting into college on reduced points (this applies to CAO applicants only). Information and guidelines for applications are available on accesscollege.ie
Please note there are HEAR and DARE Advice Clinics on this Saturday 16th January in DIT Aungier Street from 10th to 2pm should you or your parent/guardian need any further clarification or information.

Post Leaving Cert college courses are now also accepting online applications for which there is no charge. There is no limit on the number of applications to PLC colleges or courses. There are no points requirements, students are invited to attend an interview and provide at least one reference. Check out college websites for further information and do not hesitate to contact your Guidance Counsellors Ms Toolan or Ms Rogers for assistance or information with any of the above.

DCU Access Achievement Awards 2015

DCU Access Achievement Awards 2015 Thursday 3rd December 2015.

DCU Access Achievement Awards is an annual event where the achievement and efforts of students in the DCU 20 link schools are recognised. Parents, family members and teachers are welcome to attend and the schools also provide musical entertainment throughout the Awards Ceremony.

Congratulations to 20 of our 5th year students who were nominated by their tutors and guidance counsellors and received DCU Access Achievement Awards in The Helix on Thursday night last.

These girls were recognised for their hard work, commitment, achievement and improvement in school and therefore received these awards in the following 5 categories:

Academic :  

Sarah Mc Cormack, Aimee Jordan, Leah Riordan, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Lucy Ryan, Cailtin Pollard.

Arts and Culture:

Alex Shelley, Jodie Milne.

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Jodie Milne receiving the Overall Award for Exceptional  Achievement in Arts and Culture

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Community Spirit:

Tamisya Yildrim, Alex Dunne, Aimee Slater, Feile Bacon, Kellie Duggan, Aine Dooley

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Some of the girls receiving their awards.

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To view more photos of the awards click here

 

 

 

Madeleine Grace

419BdK2xjDL._SX324_BO1,204,203,200_[1]Congratulations and Best of Luck to one of our past pupils Madeleine Grace with the Book Launch of her 1st Poetry Collection Shafts, Shards. The Book Launch will take place on Wednesday 9th December 6:30pm -8:30pm in the Irish Writers Centre, 19 Parnell Square North. Madeline published her first Novel last year “The Lighthouse, A Fairy Tale for the Broken Hearted”.

 

Talent Show 2015 ” A Night of Movies and Musicals”

On Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th December 2015, the students of St. Michael’s are Proud to Present a Fantastic “Night of Movies and Musicals”.

It will be an amazing night one not to be missed.

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Performances are from the following Movies and Musicals:

  • Mamma Mia
  • James Bond
  • Fault in Our Stars
  • Lion King
  • Grease
  • Romeo and Juliet
  • Over the Garden Wall
  • Beauty and the Beast
  • Love Actually
  • Pitch Perfect
  • Hanna Montana
  • Abba
  • Pocahontas
  • Les Miserable
  • Frozen
  • Titanic
  • Michael Jackson

To mention but a few.