Photos of the TY Geography trip to Tragumna yesterday.
Congratulations to the School's Rowing team and their coach, Mr. Richard Keating who swept the Medals Board at yesterday's All-Ireland School's Regatta in Limerick. The Boys U16, U15 and U14 Quads took Gold. The U14 Singles took Gold. On Saturday at the Limerick Regatta, the Girls U15 Quads took Gold with the Boys U16, U15 Quads also taking Gold. The Boys U15 Boys also took First Place. Well done to every one involved! You have done us proud!
Rapunzel
This year's TY production is a musical re-telling of the fairytale 'Rapunzel'.
The Art, Music and English departments have come together once again to mount a fabulous show in which all the theatrical skills: sets, costumes, music, acting and backstage management have been taken on by the TY students themselves under the guidance of the TY staff.
The show has many popular toe-tapping songs, beautifully sung by the talented cast and its upbeat, comedic script is a sure-fire audience pleaser.
The whole creative process has been great fun for the students and taught them new skills, increased their confidence and enabled them to make new friends along the way.
We hope you will come along and support the students and have yourselves a great night out.
Show times:
Thursday 10th of May at 8:00 PM.
Friday 11th of May at 8:00 PM.
Saturday 12th of May at 8:00 PM.
Matinee for primary schools Wednesday 9th of May at 11:00 AM.
Ticket Price €10.00.
Family Ticket: 2 adult and 2 children €30.00.
2 tickets for €15.00 for the opening night on Thursday 10th of May only.
Tickets are available at Cathal O' Donovan's Book Shop, 35 Main Street, Skibbereen and at the school's reception office.
Congratulations to the U14 Boys Football Teams and their coaches that beat Clon, Bantry but lost to Hamilton High yesterday by 1 point. They play the Dr.O Herlihy Cup final on May 6th against Bandon again. Well done to all!
Pictures of 4th year students surfing in Inchydoney on Thursday April 26th..
The junior girls basketball team travelled to Portlaoise to play in the All Ireland Junior ‘A’ play offs last Friday, 20th April.
Our first game was against Pres Kilkenny where the girls got off to a great start winning 36-23.
Our second match was against the hosting team Scoil Chríost Rí Portlaoise who had great support from the sideline. Our girls played very well but unfortunately we missed a lot of scoring chances and lost out 38-23.
We were straight into our third and final game against Loretto Foxrock who sat at top of the table going into the game. We knew we would have our work cut out for us. The girls had an outstanding performance against a very strong Foxrock team, showing the heart and determination we have seen from them all year. Unfortunately we lost 34-30, but the girls could walk off holding their heads high after leaving everything on the court.
It has been a fantastic year for this bunch of girls. They have done us proud. They will take everything they have learned from this fantastic opportunity of playing at the highest level of basketball in Cork/ Ireland and put it into practice to come back fighting next year. Watch this space!
The School will close at 1.10pm on Thursday, April 26th to facilitate a Staff Meeting. Buses will run at this time.
This competition is opened to all students. If interested please contact any member of the Home Economics Department.
Pictures of the First Year Science & Geography trip to Schull Planetarium last Friday.
4th Years pictured at Coom Hill last Thursday.
Pictured here are our Third Years doing mindfulness during their religion classes. Focusing on doing one thing at a time in preparation for their up coming exams. Thankfully it also happened to be a beautiful day and the sun was shining for the event. Thanks to Ms. Deirdre Hennigan and Ms. Orla O’Sullivan for organising.
SENIOR CYCLE SUBJECT CHOICE Information night for parents and students – Thursday 19th April at 7.45pm in SCS. Similar info as last year’s info night on subject choice but all welcome to attend.
SUBJECT CHOICE INFORMATION NIGHT for parents of 3rd year students going into Transition Year - Thursday 19th April at 7.45pm in SCS.
SUBJECT CHOICE INFORMATION NIGHT for parents of 1st year going into 2nd year - Thursday 19th April, 2018 at 6.45p.m. in SCS.
Well done to the U15 Boys Rugby Team and their coach, Mr.Paul Crosse on their exceptional performance at the Munster School's Ruby Blitz in Independent Park yesterday. In the first game they drew 1 -1 with the eventual winners, De La Salle Waterford. S.C.S then went on to record wins over Kenmare, Carrigaline and Blarney. They finished joint top of their group with Waterford but they went through on "more tries scored". Well done to Mr. Crosse and his team for doing their school so proud. Thanks to Mr. Chris O Brien, for accompanying the team and to all the parents who travelled.
Pictured is Dr. Maureen Griffin, Forensic Psychologist and a number of 5th Year students after her Internet Safety talk today. Also pictured is Mr. Mark Cahalane, Teacher who organised the event. Dr.Griffin also spoke to all 1st and 2nd Years on such topics as Cyber Bullying, the latest social media Sites, privacy settings, personal data and online predators. The School would like to thank her for her very informative and important presentation. She also provided a Parents Information Pack on Internet Safety which is downloadable from the Parents Section of this website.
Congratulations to the Master Chef team members of the TY Home Ec Department who qualified for the All-Ireland's in Dublin next month. Well done to all involved!
Ms. Majella O Neill, Nutrional Therapist is giving a talk on Nutrition and Mindset for Exam Students/Parents tonight at 8.15pm in the Riverside Studios, North Street, Skibbereen. Click on the button below for more details.
Many thanks to the TY students and the Career Guidance Department who attended the West Cork Youth Mental Health Day in the Parkway Hotel last Thursday.
Fifteen TY Students took part in Vodafone's Global Coding Programme for Girls which took place in the Ludgate Centre last week.
The workshops took place over the course of one week and the girls were taught by Vodafone employees. The hope was that the project would give female students a good enough foundational knowledge of development programmes and computer languages so that they can build a website upon completion.
Many thanks to the team in the Ludgate Centre for the invite. The Girls really appreciated this incredible opportunity.