Junior Sportsperson of the Year 2019

This award is presented to a student who has consistently displayed the highest standards of sportsmanship, combining a high level of athletic skill with team spirit and who, while exhibiting enthusiastic competitiveness, always strives to play fair, leads by example, inspiring team-mates to greater effort.

This year, for Soccer and Gaelic football, showing a mature understanding of the game, being highly motivated, consistently helpful to teammates and trainers and always performing at the highest level of sportsmanship, we have great pleasure in awarding the title of Junior Sportsperson of the Year to Tegan O’Shaughnessy

The John Slattery Award 2019

This award was set up in memory of the late Mr. John Slattery, who taught in this school many years, working especially at encouraging the academic progress of junior students. It is given to a pupil in Junior cycle who has consistently shown a positive attitude to schoolwork
and helpfulness and courtesy to fellow-pupils and to teachers, even when the going gets tough.

This year for excellent behaviour, consistent hard work, unfailing co-operation with teachers and displaying strength of character in pursuing the personal goal of trying always to achieve the best possible academic standards, the John Slattery Award goes to A Jay Hoey

Focus on Achievement: Trinity Access Achievement Awards

On Wednesday 8th May, Ardscoil La Salle students received a Trinity Achievement Award. Over 20 schools took part in the ceremony. It is a huge achievement for our school to be part of and it recognizes the hard work of our students. The awards recognize academic excellence and contributions of students to school life.

A Message from the Parents' Association

For the past ten years, I have been a member of Ardscoil La Salle’s Parents Association, six years when my daughter was a pupil and for the last four years, as my son is a pupil now in fourth year. As a parent, I enjoy being part of the school community.

Read more: A Message from the Parents' Association

Business in the Community: A Reflection on Skills@Work with Verizon Media

This year, the Transition Year students were, once again invited to Verizon media headquarters for a skill-building workshop. The first thing I noticed was the space: it was really welcoming, and I was excited to see the rest of the building.

Read more: Business in the Community: A Reflection on Skills@Work with Verizon Media

National Tree Week Competition Winners!

1st and 2nd year woodwork students won first place nationally, in the competition which was run by JCT and The Tree Council of Ireland for National Tree Week. The task was to create something using the theme 'Trees and wooden material have a unique relationship with humankind'.

Our students chose to design a project which would create awareness about our environment and the importance of protecting nature. They used recycled and natural materials and created a ‘Biodiversity Village’ with various insect/bug hotels.

Congratulations and well done to all the students for their hard work.