Month: March 2022

We are pleased to announce that the tickets for this year’s Transition Year Musical, I Will Always Love You – A Tribute to the Music of Whitney Houston, will be on sale from Thursday 31st March and can be purchased at reception.    Price: €12 for an adult /   €10 for a child Date: Tuesday 26th  – Friday 29th…

Student council members M. Collins & K. Britton interviewed Suzanne Lynch on Wednesday March 23rd. As a past pupil and a working journalist with Politico, Suzanne’s perspective should be helpful in raising awareness of the current situation in Ukraine

Huge Congratulations to Gluais and music teacher Mr Mícheál Kerr on their performances last week in Disneyland Paris. Gluais, a trad band from Scoil Mhuire Secondary School in Trim, Co Meath, were selected to represent Ireland and perform two shows in Disneyland Paris on St Patrick’s Day as part of the Disney Irish Celtic Festival…

Well done to Scoil Mhuire 2nd yr team who defeated Largy College Monaghan 18-12. It was a very close match and scores were difficult to come by. Half time score 6-4. R.Larkin and C.Flaherty scored 6 points each A.Carey,R.Larkin and K.Larrissey all scored 2 points each. It was a great team performance with a lot…

Written by LC student R. Keegan In celebration of International Women’s Day on Tuesday, the 8th of March, the sixth-year students of Scoil Mhuire had the pleasure of being addressed by Councillor Yemi Adenuga. In May 2019, Ms. Adenuga made history, becoming Ireland’s first ever elected Black female public representative and Meath County Councils first…

On Wednesday, March 9th, the whole school community took some time out from their classwork to have a ‘Drop Everything and Read’. This was the second time this year that students and staff have had a chance to enjoy some quiet reading time. This was one of a series of events being held during Mental…

Well Done to the following girls who ran in the All Ireland Schools Cross Country Championships in Belfast on Saturday 12th March:  K Larkin ran in the Minor race and came in 12th overall out of 80 finishers. A Costello ran in the Senior race and came in 7th overall out of 70 finishers.  The senior squad team…

Well done to TY student A. Dempsey who has qualified for the Junk Kouture Regional Final with her fantastic design called “Fungal Features”  With each entry, students can also submit an accompanying video. Check out the “Fungal Features” video here:

Scoil Mhuire is delighted to be the lead school in the new Twin Boyne Valley Programme. Representing our Boyne Valley here in Ireland, we are twinned with Boyne City High School in Boyne City, USA. Students on both sides engage in monthly live zoom sessions and are currently conducting research into each other’s regions, heritage…

Our TY students enjoyed an interactive workshop on ‘Spanish and numeracy’ as part of ‘Celebrate Languages Week’