The boys enjoyed a performance by the West Midlands Theatre on Tuesday November 5th. They performed “”The Bluebird” with pupil and audience participation. A great time was had by all.

Thank you to all the boys who participated in our Halloween fundraiser. All funds raised went to Bru Columbanus who offer vital accommodation to parents of sick children in hospital.

Well done to the boys who participated in the hurling school leagues. Congratulations to the winning teams. A great time was had by all.

On Wednesday last the boys took part in a sports day event organized and run by a group of transition year students from M.I.C.C. The funds raised from the day will be used to fund a trip to Malawi next summer where this group of students will build houses. Thank you to all who participated and contributed to the day. We wish these students the very best of luck.

With the school year back in full swing the boys are enjoying developing their skills with the help of Tony Walsh on Friday’s. Here are some photographs of the boys in action.

Congratulations to our 6th Class boys who graduated today. We wish them the very best as they progress to second level education. Congratulations also to the boys who received medals for their endeavours throughout the year.

The boys from 2nd to 6th Class participated in the Pat Spillane Cup tournament on Friday. A great day was had by all boys. Congratulations to Team C who emerged victorious.

Well done to all boys who competed in the School Leagues over the past number of weeks. Congratulations to Team B who were victorious in the Junior League and to Team A who were victorious in the Senior League.

Congratulations to all 4th, 5th and 6th Classes who took part in the Cork County Council and Skibbereen Herritage Centre Stories of the Revolution Project. The standard of projects researched and presented by the boys was of a very high standard. Each pupils had the opportunity to research and gather stories of this period of history from family and neighboours and record their findings in an individual portfolio. There were 208 submissions from 12 schools which will be preserved and kept for posterity for future generations to enjoy. Each boy was presented with a certificate of participation. Congratulations to Eoin Hurley from 5th Class in Scoil Phadraig Naofa who was the overall winner with his project on the Kilmichael Ambush. He was presented with his prize by the Lord Mayor of County Cork Patrick Gerard Murphy. Thank you to Margaret, Terry and all the team at Skibbereen Heritage Centre for coordinating the project.