Well done to our First and Second Year Boys Basketball teams and their coach, Ms. Marie O Mahony who both beat Douglas Community School at home in the league today.
Well done to our U19 Boys Soccer Team and their coach Mr. Conor Uhl on beating Scoil Phobail Bheanntrai in a cracking Cork Cup Tie today at home. Final score was 3-2.
Hard luck to our Junior Ladies Soccer Team and their coach, Ms. Orla Higgins on losing to St.Peters’ Community School in their Cork Cup Tie.
Well done to class 1A for launching our Lenten campaign in SCS.
The school community is encouraged to do one positive thing for themselves each day. Thanks to Emma Limerick and Emma Hegarty for assisting us in our adventure today.
Thanks to Ms. Órla O Sullivan and Ms. Anne O’Farrell for organising.
Fifth years attended a webinar today in their Religion class.
It was very informative on ‘new year and new focus’.
Dr. Mark Rowe gave a presentation on lifestyle medicine. He promoted a healthier life, addressed anxiety, stress and how to boost wellbeing.
Strong friendships are key to long term relationships was a key message. Being good to yourself is paramount.
Thanks to Ms. Órla O Sullivan for organising and to Mark Keating for settting up the webinar.
Best of luck to our Senior Ladies Football Panel and coaches in the Munster Final tomorrow against Coláiste Muire Ennis at 12noon in Mallow GAA Grounds.
Congratulations to our 1st year girls basketball team who beat Scoil Mhuire today on a score line of 22 - 14.
First and second year boys enjoying comfortable victories over Scoil Mhuire A. G. last Friday.
Pictured below is the Green schools committee celebrating the big birthday of one of their members.
Well done to our U14 Boys Football team and their coach Mr. Maurice Moore on beating Mount St. Michael, Rosscarbery in the league.
Well done to our U15 Boys Soccer Team and their coach, Mr. Padraig O Shea on beating Clonakilty Community College on penalties in the Cup.
Dear Parent/Guardian,
There will be a 3rd Year Parent Subject Choice Information Evening next Tuesday, Feb 28th from 7pm to 8pm in the School Canteen. The Guidance Department will give a talk on Subject Options for 3rd Years choosing Senior Cycle Subjects.
There will be a 1st Year Parent Subject Choice Information Evening next Thursday, Mar 2nd from 7pm to 8pm in the School Canteen. The Guidance Department will give a talk on Subject Options for 1st Years going into Second Year.
Reminder: 4th Year Parent Teachers Meeting, Thursday, Feb 23rd from 4.15pm to 6.30pm.
Congratulations to our first year boys basketball team who beat Rochestown yesterday on a score line of 46-14 in the County ‘A’ league.
Hard luck to our 2nd year boys team who lost to Rochestown by one point in a pulsating game.
Well done to all!
Congratulations to our Junior Ladies football team who were crowned Munster Champions today. They beat Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee in Ballyvourney on a scoreline of 3-13 to 0-13.
They now go on to represent Munster in the All-Ireland series.
Many thanks to the entire panel for all their efforts and to their coaches; Ms. Ryan, Ms. Ward and Mr. Carey.
Many thanks also to the parents and travelling supporters.
Pictured below are first years who took part in a rugby blitz recently.
Best of luck to our Junior Ladies Football team and their coaches, Ms. Ella Ryan, Ms. Anna Ward and Mr. Ger Carey in tomorrow’s LGFA School’s Munster Final V Mercy Mounthawk, Tralee. Throw in is at 11.30am in Ballyvourney. SCS Abú
Dear Parent/Guardian,
Please remind your son/daughter that tomorrow, Feb 21st at 5pm is the deadline to register their Leaving Cert subjects with the Exams Commission.
Please click on the button below for further details.
Regards,
SCS Management.
The Candidate Self Service Portal has been designed to be user friendly for candidates to confirm their examinations details and subject entries. A Before You Start Guide is available on the Portal to aid candidates in completing the necessary steps involved. The SEC CSSP helpdesk is also available for assistance from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday for the duration of the portal opening. Outside of these hours candidates can email candidateportal@examinations.ie
The SEC will use the information provided by candidates for planning purposes for the next stages of the examination process.
Can you please advise all candidates in your school that it is essential that they register through the Portal as this Portal will provide candidates with the opportunity to confirm their subject choice and levels, to also allow future access to their results and for the later stages of the process such as the appeals application process.
Click here to login CSSP 2023.
When the candidate entry confirmation process on the CSSP has concluded, the SEC will then provide schools with a report of the entries (Matrix) for the candidates in the school for review and confirmation.
Where a candidate has not registered and/or a candidate who registered but did not confirm their subject/level choices through the Candidate Self Service Portal their subject/level options will be defaulted to the subjects/levels entered during the October returns process.
Further information and relevant amendment forms will be sent with the Matrix report. It is only after the portal has closed and the matrix has issued that the SEC will update candidate data at the request of school.
We appreciate your assistance at this time in ensuring that all candidates are notified about this process and complete their entry confirmation by the closing date.
Your sincerely
Jennifer Henry
Entries Section
State Examinations Commission
Well done to our Transition Years who held a very successful cake sale in SCS yesterday.
The cakes were delicious and enjoyed by all.
Funds raised will go towards covering costs for our upcoming Boston trips.
Thanks to Ms. Órla O’Sullivan for organising & to Ms. Majella Ni Charthaigh, Ms. Shirley Wycherley and Ms. Pauline O’Callaghan for assisting.
Well Done to the SCS athletes who were among the 1,000 plus students from over 70 schools in Cork and Kerry who participated in the South Munster XC Championships @Tramore Park .
With medals for the top 6 athletes and qualification to Munster Finals for the top 15 individuals and 4 teams , each of the eight races were very competitive.
Caoimhe Flannery ran superbly to win the Intermediate Girls (u17) 3k title ,in a field of 62 athletes. Ferdia Dennis McAleavey finished an impressive 8th place in the Senior Boys 5k,out of 88 finishers, while his younger brother Ultan clinched the last individual qualifying place finishing a brilliant 15th out of 234 athletes.
The Junior team of Lorraine,Doireann,Maria,Alice,Clodagh,Éabha,Rebecca and Ava finished 11th team out of 21.
Emer had a top 30 finish while Josie and Dovydas gained great experience on their first outing.
Thanks to Ms Ward for accompanying the athletes and best of luck to Caoimhe ,Ferdia and Ultan in the Munster finals in Waterford on Fri 24th Feb. Many thanks also to Ms. Emer Cleary and Skibbereen’s Athletics Club for their continued support.
Pictured here today are our wonderful 4th years, litter picking in the nearby estates.
Well done to our very own Cian Young, setting high standards by his random acts of kindness.
We are always encouraging the school community to help one another out in carrying heavy materials.
Thanks to Ms. Órla O Sullivan, Mr. Sean Ronan, Ms. Deirdre Hennigan, Mr. Jerome Dwyer from Skibbereen Tidy Towns and Cork County Council for collecting the rubbish.
