Darragh Miniter CBS Ennistymon representing CBS and Munster schools 

CBS Ennistymon experienced unprecedented success on the sportsfield this year.

Ennistymon CBS will be well-represented in the upcoming Munster minor hurling and football finals.

The Fifth Year Book List 2017-18 is now available

The School Magazine is now available, click below to download your e-copy.

A limited number of hard copies  are available from the school. 

 February 17th 2017

CBS Ennisytmon will go orange today to support MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS.

Dont forget to wear orange!

Check out the website: #schoolsgoorange

The 1^st year basketball team took on the 6^th class pupils from Mol an Óige school on Thursday 9^th in a friendly match. This was the boys first game of the year. After a slow start, the CBS boys finished the first period level at 9-9. Tim Dyga and Ciarán Harrington were the main threats for the CBS. The 2^nd period saw Brendan Rouine take some good scores in a very closely contested game.

Our Christmas Jumper Day raised €400 for Laura Lynn House and €150 for our local St Vincent de Paul. Well done all!

The second  three schools amalgamation meeting will take place in The Falls Hotel on Wednesday January 25th.

See Junior Cert and Leaving Cert Mocks Timetable below:

Ennistymon CBS hosted the first round of the U19 playoffs on Wednesday 11th January. After being defeated by Coláiste Éinde of Galway in the regional final, the boys took on St Louis Kiltimagh and Colaiste Pobail Setanta from Dublin with a place in the last 12 in Ireland up for grabs.

2nd year  and TY  Parent teacher meeting will take place on Tuesday January 24th at 4.15pm to 6.30pm.

We look forward to seeing you then. 

Congratulations to our three first pupils Darragh, Brendan and Micháel and their teacher Ms Mc Inerney who are representing us at the Young Scientists in the RDS in Dublin. Their project entitled "The Health benefits of Iodine in Seaweed "We wish you the very best of luck.

Welcome back everyone. We wish you a Happy New Year. 

Dont forget to get organised for our Christmas FUN DAY on Wednesday!!

If you dont have a jumper then find some tinsel or a santa hat and lets celebrate this day in style.

TY and Carmel are organising a cake sale with lots of treats for sale on the day. Feeel free to bring along some home baked goodies to add to the sale.

5th Year Christmas Exams begin today Monday December 19th

Our Annual Christmas Concert will take place this Friday December 16th. 

Joseph & Darragh Miniter CBS Ennistymon celebrate with Tony Odubute Rice College Ennis their Super performance at Schools Combined International. 

We will be holding our Christmas Charity Day on Wednesday December 21st. Our Charity for this event will be The Lauralynn foundation and we will also give a percentage to our local St Vincent de Paul Charity.

So start looking for a spare Santa hat or tie, socks  or even a Christmas jumper and let's celebrate the Christmas in CBS together. 

check out THE: Laura lynn foundation here.

Christmas Charity Event

Wednesday December 21^st 2016

Instead of a non-uniform Day …

Christmas jumpers, hats or ties Day!

This is the day to be festive in CBS

2€ donation to

LauraLynn Childrens Hospice

This is Cormac Murray's Doodle for Google. He has been entered to represent our school. Well Done Cormac and we wish you the Best of Luck!

A Reminder that the First Year Parent Teacher Meeting is scheduled for Monday November 21st at 4.15pm to 6.30pm.

Looking forward to seeing you.                                             

November 17th 2016

Lees road is where it's happening today for all those interested in Cross Country Running. Mr Galvin and Mr Landers have take a group of our students to represent CBS in this Clare Schools Cross Country Running competition. Best of Luck lads!

The provisional Results!!!

Minor Boys team - Silver            

Junior Boys Team - Gold                  Keith Barry - won individual Gold

Intermediate Boys Team- Gold

Senior Boys Team - Silver

Congratulations to our senior Hurling Team and coach Ms Rynne on their victory against Scarriff. 

Darragh and Joseph win in Athlone to represent us in the Irish Schools Team International Competition in December. Fantastic achievement! Thanks lads.

Check out the website for Random Acts of Kindness this week! click here: RaK

Note: LC and JC Partent Teacher Meetings are on Wednesday November 16th at 4:15pm finishing at 6.30pm. Looking forward to meeting you. 

Congrats to our First Years who represented us so well coming second place in the Clare Schools First year Soccer Blitz.

Congratulations to Christopher and Joseph for completing the John Paul II Awards. Great achievement! 

Special word of thanks to their teacher Ms. Healy for all her support and encouragement.

Find out more about these awards on:  Pope John Paul Awards info

Memories of CBS  Incoming First Year Evening

Congrats to all involved and thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!

My experience in Ireland

When I came here l was scared about what would happen. Starting a new year in the high school is not always easy but if you are in a foreign country more.

But since the first day l knew I would like it. Everybody was so nice with me, teachers and pupils, the classes were very good: very funny, entertaining and educational.

You have a lot of different kinds of classes: classes where you are sitting listening to the teachers and making homework in your notebook. And also, classes when you are moving, playing, not working just in a notebook but you are doing things with the knowledge that you have learned.

I like the facilities too. My favourite was the opened playground made with field surrounded by trees. In Vigo, where we live, it’s all buildings and noise; but here you are surrounded by little houses and trees everywhere. Your air is more pure and the sound is silent. It’s like in a fairy-tale village.

Thank you everybody for make this experience one that I’ll never forget.

Yours

Martin Vicente Fabregas 

Ireland v Rest of the World Soccer

Our Spanish students (with the help of more of our international students) played a selection of our Irish students in an Ireland v Rest of the World soccer game. The game was keenly contested with conditions being quite different to what our Spanish counterparts were used to. The game was even throughout with the CBS students taking an early 1.0 lead. However the international students struck back quickly to tie the game at 1.1. The greater experience of the difficult conditions stood to the CBS students as the game progressed and they scored 2 goals to seal a 3.1 victory. It was a great game throughout with Robbie Crowe providing excellent guidance to our Spanish students. Well done to all.

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Ms Rynne explaining hurling to Nicolas from Vigo northern Spain.

1^st Years CBS Football Blitz

We went to Miltown to play in the 1^st year football Blitz against other teams.The team were Ennistimon Vocational School, Mary Immaculate Lisdoonvarna, St Josephs Spanish Point and finally the best of the lot the Christian Brothers Secondary School Ennistimon. We split into three teams and played the schools. The most competitive one was when we played Lisdoonvarna. We won by a point. The keeper at the end of our side pulling of a great save and packed up by some great defending. It was a great match but not so much as the referee gave them a red card because he had forgotten his yellow card. We had a great time and so did the other schools. As we are looking forward to another succesful games throught out the year through 1^st year to 6^th year.

Tim Dyga

U16 Basketball

The U16 basketball team travelled to Galway to play Castlerea Community Scoil and Carraroe. In the first game against castlerea, the boys found the going difficult against their much more experienced opponents. Despite a great effort from Cillian Devitt with 10 points, their opponents were too strong and ended up winners on a final score of 32 19.

In the second game of the tournament, a much improved performance from the CBS boys almost got them their first victory. After a slow start, we found ourselves trailing 15-2 at half time. However, the second half was when this group of players finally started to play some exciting basketball and with scores from Ciarán McMahon and Ryan Barry, the CBS made a great comeback in the second half. With 2 minutes to go the game was in the balance but Carraroe finished stronger and won on a final scoreline of 30-28. This was a much improved performance from these lads and sets them up for the rest of the league where they will hopefully pick up a few wins.

U19 Basketball

CBS Ennistymon bowed out of the the u-19 schools cup today against a very talented Colaiste na Piarsaigh from Cork. The North Clare school  recorded two wins in the Western Regional league recently,but could not prevent Irish u-18 International Cian Heaphy from scoring 36 points in the Glanmire Community Hall. In the first quater both teams gave a great display of outside shooting with Heaphy showing his class from the perimeter. The Ennistymon side responded with great accuracy from Calium Burke and James Leigh also hitting 3’s. It was basket for basket right up to half time and only one point separated the teams. In the second half the Ennistymonn boys were starting to get into serious foul trouble sending Cian Heaphy to the free throw line on seven occasions. Some great skill from Giovanni Tognon scoring 15 points and excellent rebounding from Conor Dillon and Brendan Monaghan kept Ennistymon very much in the game. Early in the last quarter four of their players Leigh, Monaghan,Togon and Ross Clair fouled out and the Cork side went on to win the game by 9 points.

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Enrolment forms are available from the school and should be returned, where possible before

Friday 11th November 2016

You will receive a letter confirming your child’s place in the school before

Wednesday 18th December 2016

To secure your child’s place and allow for planning, fees should be paid on the day of the Entrance Exam

Saturday  March 11th 2017

October 6th -9th 2016

Schloss Schönnbrunn in Wien / Vienna

Ms Campbell's  Leaving Certificate German class had the opportunity to go on a School Tour to Vienna in Austria.

The group had a very full and hectic schedule including attending school in our Partner school the Wiedner Gymnasium, doing an organised tour of the UN, a Tour of the famous Ringstrasse with Gerda, a vienese history teacher, visitng Schloss Belvedere to see Klimt and  Schiele paintings as well as exploring the the Naschmarkt ,Kärntnerstrasse, St Stephens Cathedral and Mariahilferstrasse. The class also ate Wienerschnitzel in the Zwölfapostellkeller and Apfelstrüdel in Schloss Schönnbrunn. To finish the weekend the whole group attended the Raimund Theater to see the highly acclaimed Schikaneader musical. Congratulations to our CBS boys who were commended on their excellent behaviour on both Aer Lingus flights and our Partner school. 

Ms E Campbell with Leaving Certs and Ms C Miniter at The Gloriette in Schloss Schönnbrunn.

September 2016

Ploughing Trip by Darragh Cuddihy

We started our day by meeting at the grotto at 7am. We met little traffic on the way so were there quicker than we had thought. Parking took a little time though but it was the first day. We were given our tickets and headed in the gates. We split up into groups and went to explore the huge site. There was a lot to see such as the sheepdog trials, stalls, livestock and of course the ploughing itself. There’s usually lots of freebies but not so much this year. We met back around 3.30pm at the bus and stopped for food on the way home. All in all I’d give the day and experience 8 out of 10. I’d deduct 2 points owing to lack of freebies and we didn’t get into some of the machinery. The majority of points are for the livestock- there was plenty of variety and it was very interesting. 

September 26th 2016

Today we celebrated European Language Day in our school. We did a Quiz with the senior classes which informed them of the many styles of languages across the world and even the types of languages available to learn. In the younger classes we did a taster class of the different types for european foods available in ALdi to buy. For example salamis from Spain Italy and Germany as well as cheeses from Bavaria and the Netherlands. The lads all tried the famous Rye bread that is typical German and Croissants from France. Haribo Gummibears finished the tasting which left everyone very sweet!  :} 

September 2016

We welcome back all our pupils to a new academic year in CBS and wish you the very best year ahead. We also wish to welcome our new First years to the school and hope that they enjoy their first days with us and that they settle into secondary life as soon as possible.

Congratulations to all our Leaving Cert Pupils who got their great results and have moved on to the next chapter in their lives. We hope you remember that the door is always open here if you're passing by and to call in and say hello. 

The next joint Amalgamation meeting of the three schools will take place on Wednesday January 24th 2017 in The Falls Hotel Ennistymon.

The inaugural meeting of the Amalgamation Steering Committee took place in Scoil Mhuire, Ennistymon on Monday 09th May 2016

Our Leaving Certificate students finished yesterday May 25th at 4pm. There will be Study available to those who wish to avail of it. There will also be some block classes offered by certain subjects. We wish you well in your study over the next week. The Grad Mass will take place on Friday May 27th at 8pm. All are welcome to celebrate with the Class of 2016 as they Graduate from CBS Ennistymon. Light refeshments afterwards.

This evening our TY groups will finish their year with a Presentation night for their Parents and Teachers. This will begin at 7.30pm and we look forward to welcoming their parents and families to the school to have a view of the fruits of their hard work during this fantastic Year. There will be refreshements afterwards. We hope you can make it!

Derek Mc Inerney and Seamus Hurley were both voted as Senior and Junior Students of the Year 2016. We congratulate you both on this great honour.

Eoin Cleary Clare Footballer joined us on the day as our Guest speaker and handed out the Sports Awards for CBS Awards Day. Thanks Eoin!

Congratulations also to Aidan Mc Carthy our Junior Sportsman and Kealan Sexton our Senior Sportsman 2016

Joseph Miniter TY. Competed at the Munster schools athletics at the Waterford regional sports centre recently. He had two events on the day long jump and triple jump. He won gold in both events and will now represent cbs Ennistymon at the all Ireland schools in tullamore on Saturday June 4th.

Cispheil

Ar an naoú lá de Bhealtaine, d’imir an fhoireann cispheile in aghaidh na gairmscoile, Inis Díomáin agus Naomh Sheosamh, Rinn na Spáinneach. Bhí an t-atmaisféar leictreach sa halla in Inis Díomáin agus thosaigh an chéad cluiche ar a deich a chlog. Bhíomar ag imirt in aghaidh na gairmscoile. Bhí na foirne ar chomhscór don fhormhór den chluiche agus ag an deireadh, bhí an scór 22-22. Chuaigh an cluiche go ham breise agus tar éis trí nóiméad eile, bhuaigh Meánscoil na mBráithre 28-26. Sa cluiche seo d’imir Cian Fahy, Evan Flanagan, Mikey Rynne, Patrick Sheridan, Donnacha Farrell agus Eoin Bermingham go han mhaith ar fad.

Sa dara cluiche, d’imir an ghairmscoil in aghaidh Rinn na Spáinneach agus bhuaigh Rinn na Spáinneach an cluiche seo.

Tar éis an briseadh seo, bhí seans ag ár bhfoireann chun imirt in aghaidh Rinn na Spáinne. Thosaíomar go maith sa cluiche seo ach bhí cúpla imreoir den scoth ag an gcéile comhraic agus bhí siad cúpla pointe chun tosaigh ag leath ama. Rinne na buachaillí ó Mheánscoil na mBráithre an-iarracht sa dra leath ach bhí níos mó taithí ag Rinn na Spáinneach agus sa deireadh bhuaigh siad an cluiche ar scór 28-22. Sa cluiche seo, bhí Jack Healy, Caimin O’Looney, Ben Whelehan, Ian Cahill, Seán McGeary agus Robert McDonnell na himreoirí a d’imir as a gcraiceann.

Bhain na daltaí go léir an-taitneamh as an lá. Bhí sé an chéad uair a d’imir roinnt de na buachaillí cluiche cispheile agus bhí siad go léir ar fheabhas. Míle buíochas freisin do James Leigh, Ross Clair, Shane Vaughan agus Corrán Breathnach as an idirbhliain a thug cabhair agus treoracha do na daltaí ar an lá.

Maith sibh go léir

Adam Daniels

Awards Day will take place this Friday in the Ennistymon Hall at 11am. All are welcome.

Look forward to seeing you there!

Thursday May 5th 2016

Today the interviews for the Tomar Trust Awards will take place. We are very happy to see so many Leaving Certs looking so well for their interview and we wish them all the very best of luck. Brother Liam will be part of the interviewing panal this year and we welcome him to CBS.

Good Luck to our U16 1/2 Football team who play Cashel Community School today in LIT. C'mon the Mon!

WE WON!!

Conor is awarded for his outstanding Junior Cert result in Business Studies. Pictured here with his Teacher Mr. Clohessey.

Main prizes

Darren torpey 5th yr hamper winner 

Lunch for two ms lyons

There are many events happening all over Ireland to mark the 1916 rising.

Here is a link to some of what is happening during the Easter holidays. This website is worth a look.   1916 events.

CBS

EASTER RAFFLE

Tickets On Sale

1 Strip €2

3 Strips €5

All Proceeds towards

‘Cahercalla Hospice’ and

School Sports Day

Congratulations to our two Munster Schools winners. Joe Miniter first in long jump and third in 60m sprint. Ben Whelehan Gold in 1200m and Bronze in 800m.

"The school’s first year soccer tournament has been a huge success so far. The matches are very exciting and there’s been some great performances from teams and individuals.

The tournament has attracted crowds from second year to sixth year

and even some teachers! The action packed games are enough to bring anyone down to the community centre during their break! Bosnia and Herzegovina are in the lead with 12 points as we come into week 5 but it’s still anybody's tournament!"

Tommy Nunan 1B

Congratulations to The Green Schools Team in CBS especially Ms Moroney and Mr Daffy for all their efforts applying for the Green Flag for our School.

Jessie is here on behalf of the Sky sports intiative for a more healthy active approach to life.

Jessie is an Irish athlete who competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in the Women's 4 × 400 metres relay

She is the older sister of Athlete Thomas Barr.

Thursday February 24th 2016

Today CBS are delighted to welcome  Mr Michael O Sullivan from Humourfit to our school.

He will be taking all classes for a 90 minute session including a Drama piece on SPHE topics such as Bullying and Mental Health or Drug Awareness. Humourfit has come to the school many times in the past.

This will be supplemented by the school and the cost is €2 to each pupil. We are sure that you will enjoy this event.

The website is: http://humourfit.ie/

This Friday is Lollipop Day. You might like to donate to this worthy cause or invite your family or friends to. 

Check out the website: Lollipop Day 2016  

This morning some of our pupils headed to CIT with Mr Galvin to represent the school in the Munster Cross country events taking place in Cork.

We wish them all the best of Luck!

Wishing all of our State exam pupils the very best in their mock exams which started this morning!  February 4th 2016

CHeck out the Website for Internet safety Day 2016 here!!: Internet Safety Day 2016

webwise info

stay safe

This is the link to our photo Gallery:

CBS Photo Gallery

Monday January 18th 2016

Today Lorraine representing the Irish Cancer Society will come to the school for the official cheque presentation.

CBS collected €619 for this great cause. Congratulations to you all. Job well done!

Good Luck to our Basketball Players who will play in the Ennistymon Community Centre on Friday in the All-Ireland Basketball Playoffs.

C'mon the Mon!!

Gabriel Fitzmaurice

Deeply rooted in the literary tradition of North Kerry, Gabriel Fitzmaurice is a poet, broadcaster, writer, translator, singer and raconteur. He was born in 1952, in the village of Moyvane, Co Kerry where he still lives. For more than three decades, he taught and later served as principal at his local national school but is now happily retired. He has been called “poetry’s answer to John B Keane” (Books Ireland) and his poems have been described as “comparable to Burns for their insight and lyricism” (The Irish Times ). He is the author of more than forty books, including collections of poetry in English and Irish as well as several collections of verse for children. He has translated extensively from Irish and has edited a number of anthologies of poetry in both English and Irish. In addition, he has published volumes of essays and collections of songs and ballads. He is a familiar voice on Kerry Radio where he hosts his own show. He is a former chair and literary advisor of Listowel Writers’ Week and is currently a committee member of Éigse Michael Hartnett. He is an award winner of the Gerard Manley Hopkins Centenary Poetry Competition. He works as a translator of essays and collections of songs/ballads from the original Irish and has twice represented Ireland at the European Festival of Poetry in Louvain, Belgium. Gabriel A musician and singer, he has played and sung on a number of albums of Irish traditional music. He frequently broadcasts on Irish radio and television and local radio stations on education and the arts.

visit his website http://www.moyvane.com/people/gabriel-fitzmaurice/

When I was asked to write a eulogy on my colleague and friend Mark Hogan, I

was hesitant to comply with the request. Mark himself was adverse to praise. He

always felt that if one were asked to complete a task he or she should do it to the

best of his or her ability and not expect any plaudits. A sense of achievement

was the best reward.

Mark started teaching in Ennistymon CBS in September 1970 and was loved by

both pupils and teachers alike. I started there as a student in September 1971

and Mark taught me English and Latin. He later added Geography to this list.

Who will ever forget his wonderful appraisal of the Latin syllabus with his

expression of 'mensa, mensa, me arse!'

Mark had a wonderful warm wit and if he had to write a line on his passing

you could imagine him saying the following: 'It pains me to admit it, but

apparently, I have have passed away' or once again I didn't get things my way.'

So...I was born; I blinked; and it was over. No buildings named after me; no

monuments erected in my honour, no statue erected outside Ennistymon CBS.

They even took my photo off the wall. His favourite quote was 'I was sick and

ye didn't believe me'

Mark had often taught Shakespeare's Othello in class and he would have been

very familiar with the following quote and now 'Sparky' we can apply that

same quote to your good self 'I have done the state some service and they know

it. No more of that'

All his past pupils, friends and colleagues will miss his wit, poetic works, kind

nature, meticulous organised ways, being a snappy dresser with a lingering

waft of aftershave and all these qualities peppered with great charisma and

charm.

To his wife Anne, daughter Julieanne, son Leo and his grandchildren Molly

and Jack we offer you our sincere condolences.

All those exam papers, all those deadlines, all those classes and now you have

reached the final deadline. Rest easy kind friend, you may be gone but you will

never be forgotten. We are all the poorer for your passing. 'Requiescat in Pace'

Gerry Sexton

Wishing the CBS Ennistymon Staff Pupils and their families a very Happy safe Christmas.

Schools back on Wednesday January 6th 2016.

Big Congratulations to Conor and Darragh! Well done.

Today our Christmassy Day raised a whooping €600 for Cancer Research! Congratulations to all of you and Thank you for  a job well done especially all  those involved in the running of the event - TYs and their Bake Sale, the Parents, Pupils and Teachers who took the time to bake all those goodies!

Happy Christmas Team Ms Molloy!!!

December 2015

This Monday our school is holding a Non uniform day with a twist. Everyone should wear something Christmassy and we would like you to make a donation to the Charity Cancer Research. Tys will also be hosting a Bake Sale and there will be lots of goodies on sale on Monday break times to get us into that festive feeling. You are welcome to donate any home baking for this event. Just bring it to the staffroom to Mr Harte or Neville. 

Christmas Charity Event

Team Ms Molloy

Monday December 21^st 2015

Instead of a non-uniform Day …

Christmas jumpers, hats or ties Day!

This is the day to be festive in CBS

2€ donation for Cancer Research

plus.....

TY announcement

Lots of treats for sale on Monday in the canteen area!!

If you would like to donate buns or a cake to the cause just bring in your contribution on Monday morning to the staffroom.

November 12th 2015

Best of Luck to all our cross country runners in Lees road today!

November 2015

CBS Ennistymon under 19 basketball team are on a winning strike having beaten Glanmire on their home court before the mid term break. On Friday last our under 19 basketball team had a wonderful day of the court against a very strong opposition Athenry and came out of top with a large margin at the final whistle. Each and every player had a part to play and the cooperation courage skill and determination was visible on and off the court. Even when a key player Liam Cosgrove went over on his ankle after scoring 4 baskets and rebounding numerous balls, the players worked together to get a win. They were dealt another blow when Conor Dillon had to leave the court who was causing chaos for the other team and went to the free throw line and scored over 12 points. Calum Burke and Conor Dillon had many steals and turned the ball over which lead to more scores on the board for cbs.
While James Leigh who was selected on the u17 Regional West team, displayed his skills as to why he was chosen, by scoring 28 points, three 3 pointers, and some from the free throw line.
Ross Clair had a Magnificant game, numerous rebounds, scoring 20 points and strong on defence. Calum Burke and corran breathnach added more points to the score sheet. Ronan O'Connell, Keenan Sexton and Darragh Cudihy played an important part taking down rebounds and moving the ball up the court quick to add to the score board. Some of the under 16 team, James Clair, Cathal O'Brien, Cillian Devitt, Gavin Cosgrove and Shane Vaughan, played a vital role in the game and the success of the team. The final score was 70 - 47, the victory to CBS Ennistymon. All delighted with yet another victory in this league game. The next league game will be played in NUIG on Wednesday 18th November. This week we have a huge event occurring in the local community hall,yet again another All Ireland Quarter Final will be hosted by CBS Ennistymon. Castleisland are travelling up to Ennistymon on Tuesday next 10th November to play our winning under 19 basketball team. Game starts at 11 o'clock so all are welcome to show their support for the local lads who are in the top eight basketball teams in the country and hopefully after Tuesday they will be in the top 4 teams of the country. Many of this team are following in their older brothers footsteps, James Leigh, Cillian Devitt and Darragh Cuddihy who have worn the CBS Ennistymon basketball Jersey with pride in previous all Ireland finals in past years and have All Ireland medals. Here's looking forward to Tuesday game and it is onwards and upwards for this excellent, committed, dedicated, skilful, atheltic and hard working team. Good luck to the players, coaches, teachers and parents.

The first and second year teams will get their chance in competitions after Christmas and training has began in order to be ready and prepared for this challenge.

Last night James o Connor received his John Paul Award from former Clare hurler Feargal Lynch. The award acknowledges work carried out in the areas of faith formation and social awareness. In T Y James played an important role in a project which raised 1600 Euro for Pemba . James also assisted in school liturgies.

November 2015

The CBS Ennistymon Acceptable Use Policy is available to read under the Parent Information Button above.

All Pupils and their Parents/Guardians will be asked to sign up to this Policy next week.

Some of the 1st students who gave a great performance in the annual Futsal competition. The lads where eliminated from the competition in the last round.  Exchange student Alvaro, showed why Spainish football is up there with the best. He was the "Mono's" top scorer of the day and dazzled onlookers with his dizzying ball control.