Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming James from AsIAm to St. Flannan’s College. He delivered an insightful presentation to both staff and students, helping us all gain a deeper understanding of autism. This session was a valuable step in making SFC a more inclusive and autism-friendly school. We’re committed to fostering an environment where every student feels supported and understood. Read More >
Please find attached the activities happening in SFC this week. #activesfc Read More >
Last week our Green Schools Committee had their inspection for their work over the last 2 years on the Biodiveristy theme. In order to get the new flag, our students demonstrated the contributions they made to the school community. Examples were leaving a wildlife habitat grow at the back of the gym for animals. Reduce the amount of pesticides used in and around the school grounds. Creating awareness within the whole student body about biodiversity. Carrying out surveys and many more. They also had to show how they have maintained the previous themes we have worked on, such as Water, Energy, … Read More >
St. Flannan’s 1st year boys recently won a Munster football tournament! They topped their group by defeating Coláiste na Trócaire Rathkeale (3-5 to 2-6) St. Ailbes Tipperary, Charleville CBS (5-5 to 1-3) and John the Baptist School Limerick (2-5 to 2-4). In the final, held at TUS Moylish, they faced Castleisland Community College (4-4 to 3-1) in a close match. Team captain Robert Pelczar led the team to victory and was presented with the cup. This win is a fantastic achievement for the team who now are preparing for a quarter final next week in the Connacht championship vs Athenry. Read More >
Please refer to the attached poster for the scheduled dates of SFC’s “Drop Everything and Read” initiative. Pdf-1 Read More >
Congratulations to our two junior camogie teams, who both qualified for their respective county finals this Thursday. Both sides were faced with the difficult task of having to play a semi-final almost immediately after emerging victorious from their quarter-final, and the fact that both teams emerged victorious is a testament to the talent and attitude they showed on the day. Starting off were our Junior B’s , who faced St. Patricks Comprehensive and after a blistering first half, emerged victorious on a scoreline of 7-8 to 1-1. We would meet Shannon opponents in the semi final, and while scores were harder … Read More >
Last chance to donate to Our Shoes initiative! The final day for shoe collection is Friday, March 21st. We’re looking for: Children’s sports shoes (runners, sneakers, football boots, etc.) that are used but in good condition. Ask yourself: Would you still let your child wear them if they hadn’t outgrown them? Clean shoes – no visible dirt or mud, especially on the soles. Paired shoes – securely tied together with laces, cable ties, or strong elastic bands. Collection takes place during 9 AM classes every day this week. Thanks for your support! Read More >
Just a quick reminder to join us for the online book meetup next Thursday, 27th March at 7:30 PM. We’ll be discussing Small Things Like These — a wonderful read you won’t want to miss. You still have a week to finish the book, so plenty of time to dive in! The Zoom link will be posted next week, so keep an eye out. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the book. Literacy Committee Read More >
The 1st year girls basketball team travelled to Athea in Limerick today to compete in the regional semi-final and final, and were able to take home the gold medals after two hard fought wins. In the semi-final, they beat a good side in Limerick Educate Together before facing Ennistymon CS in the final. The girls were exceptional during this game and were delighted to come away with the Southwest regional trophy. The team has now also qualified to compete in the All-Ireland phase of the competition. Well done girls and best of luck in the next round!! Read More >
We are delighted to be taking part in this year’s Our Shoes campaign, collecting pre-loved sports shoes and sending them to children in African townships. Watch this video to learn more about Our Shoes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sclgs57EsVU&t=97s We need: Used but in good condition children’s sports shoes (runners, sneakers, football boots, etc.) Just ask yourself: Would you be happy for your child to still wear them if they hadn’t been outgrown? Clean shoes – they need to be reasonably clean, i.e., no obvious dirt or muck. Check the soles. Shoes tied together securely via the laces, with cable ties, or strong elastic bands. Shoes will be collected during 9am classes … Read More >