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The Spectroscopy in a Suitcase scheme is an outreach activity sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry which gives school students the chance to learn about spectroscopy through hands-on experience.
Application forms for after school study for the incoming academic year 2016/17 are available at the school office.
Kitty Ross (2.4) travels to Spain during the summer to take part in the World Martial Arts Championship. Kitty won gold in the following disciplines; Creative Weapons, Traditional Weapons and Kata in the 13-15 age group at the National Championships held in Dublin on May 5th Well done Kitty and good luck in Spain.
A date for your diary - St Augustine's College presents a Commemorative 1916 Concert on May 18th. Tickets @ €10 are available from David Walsh, Office and School Supplies (058 42786) or from Helen at the school office (058 41140). Doors open at 19.16pm.
On April 4th last, the first meeting of the Friary STEM club took place in the chemistry lab. The club was set up by senior cycle science students who have an interest in STEM subjects – science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and meetings are chaired by Ms Fitzsimons.
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1916 Commemoration Concert
Following on from the success of our TY musical “Footloose”, St Augustine’s College opened its doors once more to welcome friends and family of our and staff students to our 1916 Commemorative Concert which also included a play “No Time for Love” penned by staff member Áine Uí Fhoghlú.
Many thanks to the teachers and students who helped out in our hosting of the recent Darkness into Light 5K walk/run Pieta House Fundraiser. A lot of organisation goes into preparing for the event in aid of this very worthy cause.
Members of the cast of our 2015 musical “West Side Story”, the award- winning adaptation of the classic romantic tragedy “Romeo and Juliet”,
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The “Junk Kouture” Initiative, inspired by our Greenschools co-ordinator Ms Eileen Murphy whereby students were encouraged to design a fashion piece from recycled material. The results were pretty amazing. The eventual winner was Kellie Hamilton (2.2) with her “Little Mermaid” creation. The outfits were judged by Leaving Cert. student Dearbhla Skeehan who complimented all the participants and their assistants on the impressive collection of Junk Koutoure. Many thanks also to An tUas Pádraig Mac Craith (Art & Design Dept.)
| Fri Sep 29, 2017 @19:00 - Awards Night |
| Tue Oct 03, 2017 @19:00 - 1st Year Parents' Information Night |
| Sat Oct 21, 2017 Open Day |
| Mon Oct 30, 2017 @08:00 - 17:00 Halloween Break |
| Tue Oct 31, 2017 @08:00 - 17:00 Halloween Break |
