National Walk to School Week takes place this year from September 19th – 23rd 2022. This week is all about celebrating walking as a positive mode for school journeys. In this school all students walk through the gate to school. But quite a number of you are dropped at the gate. We are asking all students to walk at least 500m to the school gate. As the driver has to make this journey twice per day, you will be saving them 2km per day (10km per week). You will also be making the school gate area a much safer environment with less traffic and less fumes.

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Following a moving and meaningful Graduation ceremony on Monday 23rd May we wish our Class of 2022 all the best in your exams and we remind you and our Junior Cycle students that we are here for you now and throughout June for support.

Congratulations to the TY Class of 2022 who grauated officially from PCS on Tuesday 25th May. Guests included His Excellency Skhulumi Paul Ntsoale, Ambassador to Ireland from Lesotho; Minister Darragh O’Brien and Mr Andy O’Neill Trutee of Action Ireland Trust. We had a great turnout of students, parents and guardians who saw presentations includeing; a BT Young Scientist Award, Gaisce medals and a Student of the Year Award which went to Emma Carroll. Well done to Ms Coleman for her organisation and hosting of the year and the awards.

Congratulations to Mozidah Abudulsalamm and Ruby Byrne on their stunning performances in the Dublin City Junk Kouture Final. Mozidah’s moving interpretation of her team’s InnerConeFidence concept drew an emotive response from the audience, brilliantly contrasted by Ruby’s dynamite crowd thriller that was singled out for praise from judge Roz Purcell.

A big thank you to their stand-in team mates Anna Brady and Millie-Sue Robinson for their endless energy and spirit and to Emma Carroll, Orla Mahon and Aine McCarthy and the model’s families for their vocal support on the night. And a special thank you to Ms. Gallagher for her all her help and expert insight as a former finalist and Junk Kouture enthusiast.

Though neither design made the judges final selection of nine entries for the inaugural World Final, they do have one more chance in the public Wildcard vote. You can catch the girls’ knockout performances in an upcoming highlights show on RTE2 and RTE Player on Thursday 19th May at 7pm, after which viewers can vote to send one more design to the World Final in Abu Dhabi.