Pictured are Transition Year students from St. Clements taking part in a week-long pilot initiative—the Access to Electrical Skills Programme. Hosted by the LCETB at the Kilmallock Road Campus, this immersive experience introduces students to the world of electrical apprenticeships, helping them explore whether a trade career might be the right path for them. As…

Our Dream Space Ambassadors were busy learning MakeCode arcade today and enjoyed the bonus of playing the games they created.

  St. Clement’s College students attending the Cork Pops Orchestra at City Hall in Cork. The students got a rare opportunity to see and hear a live orchestra perform an entertaining programme of film music from Star Wars to K-pop! Thanks to Ms Curtin for organising and to Ms Walsh and Ailish who accompanied the…

Another great week training by our school cricket team. Thank you again to Stephen for coming in and training the lads. We will be training again after midterm for anyone that may be interested. All welcome!   

Parent classes continue in the Redemptorist Hall in November. 

Last week, all 6th Years and interested 5th Years had the opportunity to visit the Limerick campuses of TUS, UL, and Mary Immaculate College. Our 6th Years attended independently, giving them the freedom to explore each campus at their own pace, attend talks, meet current students and lecturers, and focus on areas that match their interests — an…

Well done to our first year soccer team who had a great 4-2 win against Thomond College in the 1st Year Munster Competition today. 

First Year Maths students participated in a Maths Week Team Quiz faciliated by Dr. Ronan Flatley, Mary Immaculate College. Thanks to Mr. Mullally for organising. Students engaged in Maths problem solving group activities throughout the week and competed in Maths competitions. Congratulations and well done to all involved. 

LCA students visited Dooradoyle Library and renewed their membership. Olga guided the students on all of the fantastic facilities available in the library. Wellread National Award promotes reading. Thanks to Miss O’Connor for organising.   

To celebrate EU Code Week, our school hosted a variety of engaging activities. The event kicked off with the inaugural training day for our new Microsoft Dream Space Ambassadors, who focused on learning to code with Micro:bits. Meanwhile, first-year students explored Scratch, second-year students’ designed web pages using HTML, and third-year students’ developed their Python…