Month: March 2020

The uncertainty surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic is hard and stressful on everyone. Coronavirus is a new virus and doctors and scientists around the world are still learning about it. As we are no longer in our familiar school routine, we may feel worried about what lies ahead, when will we be able to return to…

We urge all our students to please continue to follow HSE guidelines in relation to social distancing and hand sanitisation “If you were called tomorrow and told that you had tested positive for COVID-19 and asked to list all the places you had been and all the people you had been in contact with for…

Dear Parent/Guardian/Student, We hope that you are all keeping well and staying safe. We wish to remind you of the importance of social distancing to combat the spread of Covid-19. These are times of great uncertainty. The school year is completely disrupted at a critical time, with no immediate end in sight. However, it is…

If any student is having difficulty accessing their Office 365 email account or teams, please email it@scoilmhuiretrim.ie and will be help you out ASAP

Dear Parents/Guardians, As per the announcement from the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, Scoil Mhuire will close from 6pm today Thursday 12th March until Sunday 29th March 2020. This is in line with the advice of the National Public Health Emergency Team in supporting efforts to contain the spread of Covid-19. All students have been advised and…

Huge well done to our ScieFest winners. Special thanks to Ms. Claire Atkinson who came back to the Science Department as our independent judge. George Porter was the other Judge from SciFest. All these projects will now go on and represent Scoil Mhuire in the Dundalk in the SciFest@college competition on the 6th May. 1st…

After two successful rounds of debating through German, our team missed on the national 1/4 finals in the defeat to Confey College. Our six 5th year students have performed brilliantly and have learned not just the skill of public speaking in a foreign language, German, but also the skill of collaboration and supporting each other.…

Hard luck to our senior Irish Debating Team, under the direction of teachers Ms L. Harlin and Ms I. Heffernan, who were narrowly defeated by De La Salle Secondary School Dundalk this week. The girls debated excellently and were highly commended on their command and efforts