On Friday 1^st May the CBS was delighted to hold a non-uniform day in aid of The Marie Keating Foundation, with a pink theme chosen for the day.

The week of May 4th-7th sees CBS Ennistymon’s third annual Arts week.

The Now 5th year Class with Ms Rynne their PE teacher

The Candidate Self Service Portal will reopen at 12pm on today, Tuesday 27 April 2021 until 6pm on Friday 30 April for candidates to review and finalise their level selection and their choices of examinations, Accredited Grades or both.

Ennistymon CBS is delighted to announce we are hosting an online Scratch Coding Competition for Primary School Students in Co Clare.

Using Coding to Create Apps.

National Scratch Coding Competition

Siopa Beag in Miltown Malbay opening on request for school uniform items.

Organised by the CBS Parents Council, this webinar presented by Nicola Culloty couldn’t come at a more appropriate time.

Clare Education is hosting a talk which will explore the journey that 6th year students face from now until the end of the Leaving Certificate.

This evening we had a very well attended online meeting with parents of prospective Transition Years Students.

Please see below a letter from Dr Ronan Glynn, Deputy Chief Medical Officer

Please find attached A Guide to State Examinations and Accredited Grades for Leaving Certificate 2021, published on February 25, 2021.

On Wednesday February 24 Minister Norma Foley TD wrote to all parents and Guardians outlining key dates and other important advice for the forthcoming return to school.

The Department of Education issued a letter regarding the upcoming State Examinations.

To ensure a healthy balance between work and play in the students’ lives at Ennistymon CBS, the Wellbeing Team organised a hugely successful ‘Wellbeing Wednesday’ the week before mid-term break.

Minister Foley confirms Leaving Certificate 2021 written, coursework, oral and practical performance examinations will be held and a corresponding process of grades accredited by State Examinations Commission will be available to students

Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s)

Small signs of Spring are evident around the school as we approach the Mid-Term break. The yellow Crocuses planted to commemorate the Holocaust are flowering, the pitch looks ready for its first cut and birds can be heard singing outside the office window these mornings. What is sadly missing is the sound of the students as they continue to learn from home.

The use of the internet and other online platforms have become embedded in our lives. 

We now approach that time of the year when decisions around subject choice for Junior Cycle are made.