Congratulations to Leah and Heidi who received a West Cork Garda Youth award on Friday night in the West Cork Hotel in Skibbereen. Ricky Barrett RIP also received a posthumous award.
Congratulations to Leah and Heidi who received a West Cork Garda Youth award on Friday night in the West Cork Hotel in Skibbereen. Ricky Barrett RIP also received a posthumous award.
The six SCS athletes competing at the Munster Schools Track and Field Championships at An Ríocht AC, Castleisland on Saturday ,all performed brilliantly.
SCS have three Munster Schools Champions and incredibly all six athletes have qualified for the All Ireland Schools in Tullamore on June 2nd/3rd.
Adam O’Donovan won the Intermediate Shot Put with a huge throw of 12.28 metres.
Katie Kingston retained the Intermediate Javelin title with a massive 42.47m throw (PB) and Caoimhe Flannery retained the Intermediate 1500m Steeplechase title, with a record breaking run,(5:14) her second record in a week, having broken the South Munster record the previous Saturday!
Adam also threw brilliantly in the Intermediate Javelin finishing 2nd.
Elaine O’Sullivan was also at her best with a throw of 32.06m (PB) in the Junior Javelin to finish 2nd, while Lorraine Coakley threw a huge PB of 31.75 to finish 3rd in the same competition.
Diana Coakley was 3rd in the Intermediate hammer with an impressive throw of over 30 metres.
Diana was also 4th in the Intermediate discus and Katie was 5th.
Congratulations & well done to all.
TY mentors and first years had a fun filled day in the Lagoon Activity Centre and Smugglers Cove Rosscarbery, today.
Another great day out!
Many thanks to all the staff and students for making it such a success.
TY mentors and their first years attended The Lagoon Activity Centre and Smugglers Cove today. They had a fantastic day enjoying the inflatable water park and tubing.
Huge thank you to the staff onsite and the accompanying staff of SCS for giving up their time.
Transition Years litter picking today in Skibbereen. Thanks to Mr. Sean Ronan and Ms. Orla O’Sullivan for organising.
In this heartwarming picture, we see the students of class 2D proudly presenting brand new lifejackets to their fellow students in the LRC (Learning Resource Centre).
The journey towards this special moment began when class 2D organised a Fairtrade Bakesale before Easter as part of their efforts to earn a fairtrade badge for our school. Through their hard work and dedication, they managed to raise an impressive sum of €137. However, instead of keeping the money for themselves, the compassionate students decided to donate it to a worthy cause. After much deliberation, they chose the LRC as the recipient of their donation, recognizing the need for essential equipment for various outdoor activities.
With the funds raised, the students of class 2D were able to purchase lifejackets for the LRC students. The presentation of these lifejackets was truly a moment of joy and celebration, highlighting the kindness and generosity that exists within our school community.
Thank you to Chamarine Safety services for the life jackets and thank you to Ms. Grace Callaghan and Ms. Carla Nugent for organising this event for the students.
A busy week in SCS marking many different important events from Coeliac Awareness Week to Bike Week to LGBTI Awareness Week.
All students in SCS are reminded to support our LGBTI friends and to prevent bullying.
It is very important to include coeliacs at every opportunity and all students are encouraged to promote fitness through cycling.
Many thanks to Ms. Grace Callaghan and Ms. Órla O’Sullivan for organising.
6th Year Economists prevail in epic clash in SCS showdown. Established in 2021, Economics FC finally lined out in their famous yellow and black on a sunny Monday afternoon. A fine crowd of students welcomed both teams onto the school pitch for this lunchtime battle!
The Economics class had challenged the 6th year Chemistry class on Friday and the teams trained hard for a game bound for the history books. In the end, Economics FC ran out 6-3 winners.
Goalscorers: Economics FC – Liam McCarthy (2), Byron O’Sullivan (2), Damien Fernandes (1), John Hurley (pen) Chemistry United – Conor Tobin, Colm Harrington and Paddy French (1).
A big thanks to Mr O’Shea who refereed the 1st half and to Liam Murray who refereed the 2nd half.
The final events of the South Munster Schools Track and Field Championships were held at a sunny Mardyke on Saturday last.
Caoimhe Flannery (3rd Year) retained the Intermediate (u17) 1500m Steeplechase in style, breaking the South Munster record she set herself last year, by 6 seconds.
Dáire Bohane (1st year) competed well in the Junior 100m and Long jump.
With the first 3 qualifying in each event, Caoimhe will now proceed ,with Diana, Katie, Elaine and Lorraine to the Munster Schools Track and Field finals, in Castleisland.
Best of luck to all.
Success again for Skibbereen community School in the South Munster Athletics.
Intermediate Javelin 500g
Katie kingston 1st with an excellent throw of 35.99m in torrential rain. This is Katie’s 2nd gold medal in the south Munsters & has now qualified for two events in the Munsters.
Junior Javelin 400g
Elaine O’Sullivan had a brilliant throw of 29.20m to win the competition, Elaine has also gained a 3rd place in Discus so again will be representing the school in two events at Munster level.
Lorraine Coakley also competed in the Junior Javelin competition and had another brilliant throw of 25.26m to earn 3rd place in a very competitive competition. Lorraine also will be going forward to the Munsters which will be held in Castleisland on May 20th.
Congratulations & well done to all involved.