Congratulation to our 4 recipients of Ulster Colleges Camogie All-Stars; Bronagh McKeague, Maeve Kelly, Roisin McCormick and Catherine McShane. This is a great achievement for the girls and a reflection of their skill levels, dedication to and enthusiasm for their sport. Since starting school camogie in Year 8 these girls have been totally committed to the cause and have become role models for the other players to aspire to. Hopefully this will be a stepping stone on the way to a successful camogie career for club and county.
'La Gaeilge' in CPC
On Tuesday 14th November 145 CPC pupils took part in the 'La Gaeilge' challenge where they undertook to speak as much Irish as they can over a 24 hour period. This event is organised annually by the Irish Language organisation 'Conradh na Gaeilge' and under the guidance of Mrs Campbell has become a very successful and enjoyable day for Irish language enthusiasts in CPC over the last number of years.
This year the pupils taking part had an assembly to start the day followed by a music & dance activity in Irish. There was bingo, a tuck shop and 'bricfeasta Gaelach' for the Year 11 Irish class. At lunchtime pupils were able to view an Irish language film and there was also a quiz 'as Gaeilge'.
The pupils received a t-shirt, wrist band and book of useful phrases for taking part in the day and seemed to thoroughly enjoy it. Go raibh maith agat to Mrs Campbell for her efforts in making the event such a success and promoting 'an Ghaeilge' in CPC.
Top GCSE Results for CPC Pupil
Congratulations to Year 13 pupil Clodagh McSorley who recently received the news that she achieved 1st place in Northern Ireland in GSCE Geography and 3rd place in Double Award Science.
This is a great achievement for Clodagh and her teachers and the school as a whole are very proud of her. Well done Clodagh!!
Clodagh is pictured below with Vice-Principal Miss Lagan.
