Congratulations to our Handwriting Winners for September. These boys have either shown excellence or huge improvements in their handwriting and presentation of work. The boys get a certificate and a pencil (junior) or pen (senior) with the St Malachy’s Boys’ crest on it. Well done boys, keep up the great work!!
Read MoreToday marked the first ever SNA appreciation day and we have been blessed with amazing SNAs throughout the school. As a mark of our appreciation to our 3 SNAs – Ms Grier, Ms Moran and Ms Knott not forgetting our recently retired Mrs Donnelly. Our SNA’s were each presented with a small gift of appreciation…
Read MoreToday marked the first day this school year when we had all of our pupils back in the hall for our September assembly. Firstly, our principal Mr Farrell welcomed everyone including our new school chaplain Fr Benedict. Our assembly started off with a prayer service, led by representatives from all classes lighting their class candle.…
Read MoreTo mark Healthy Eating in the school, the boys received a visit from no other than two Dundalk FC players, one of which is team captain John Mountney. This was a fantastic surprise for the boys. The Dundalk players spoke about the importance of eating healthy and handed out some healthy treats to the boys…
Read MoreSt Malachy’s Boys’ 5th and 6th class representatives took to the field against a strong CBS and Realt na Mara side on Wedmesday morning. With the field in immaculate condition, Mr Farrelly refereed 3 very eagerly contested matches in the qualifying round robin group fixtures. First up, St Malachy’s Boys gained the upper hand in…
Read MoreMkaing the most of teh dry weather, our 5th and 6th classes are now entering their third week of coaching from Dundalk RFC and Louth GAA. A huge thanks to Eddie and Ger respectively, who have been taking the boys through the basic and more advanced skills required to play the game. Be sure to…
Read MoreIn our first few weeks back and in line with the new Maths curriculum, the boys have been discusssing the different ways pupils learn and how they can come to get the same answer in many different ways. With this in mind we asked pupils to show us a number (36). Some pupils used concrete…
Read MoreHop, skip and jump! The boys were excited to see our small yard painted with colourful, fun playground games on their return to school. Our pupils are already enjoying the many benefits of this facility, which also contributes towards our pupil ‘Wellbeing’ school improvement plan goals. Many thanks to the very talented local artist, Carol Wallace,…
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