Category: Exhibitions

The Global Citizenship Committee display an exhibition each year to raise awareness of the challenges faced in the developing world and what we can do to help.

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To promote our Be Caring Ethos, for International Men’s Day students and staff were invited to submit a project on a man they admire that did or is doing something caring. Here’s some of the projects they submitted.

To promote our Be Respectufl Ethos, for International Men’s Day 2022 Ms Pierce’s and Mr Halpin’s TY history class did a project on Unsung heroes respected. Here’s a sample of some of the projects.

To promote our Be Caring Ethos, for International Men’s Day students and staff were invited to submit a project on a man they admire that did or is doing something caring. Here’s some of the projects they submitted.

To promote our Be Grateful ethos, for International Women’s Day students and staff were invited to submit a project on a woman they are grateful to and who has made a positive impact. Here’s some of the projects they submitted.

Below are some past exhibitions curated by History students. Click on the arrows to scroll through some of our Past Exhibitions.

November 2019: This was a bilingual exhibition in collaboration with Oide Ní Shuairc’s 44 and 45A. The exhibition celebrated Ireland from the sky, through landscape photographs, historic memorabilia from the Second World War and remembered members of the Spiritan Community and past pupils who played pivotal roles in Irish Aviation History. Commandant Aonghus Ó hAlmhain of the Irish Air Corp officially launched the exhibition.  Mr Sheil’s English debating team had a debate on Irish neutrality and Mr Wyer’s Art club created an eye-catching poster to promote the event.