Please click on the link to open letter to parents/guardians of 2nd year students which was distributed this week regarding Class Based Assessments. Click here. 

Click here to read the information shared with 3rd year students on 11th April. 

Scoil Dara celebrated International Women's Day with some small activities in school. It was a great opportunity for our students to acknowledge inspiring females in their lives.

World Book Day took place on Thursday 1st March 2018. Students took part in a range of activities in the library to celebrate.

Scoil Dara Meeting of Families 2018 – Programme of Events

Dublin, Ireland, has been chosen by Pope Francis to host the World Meeting of Families 2018. From 21-26 August 2018, families and others from all over the world will gather in Dublin to celebrate their lives together, to share their experiences from different parts of the world, to reflect on the different challenges they face and to grow together in faith. The theme for this year's Catholic Schools week was: Called to be a Family of Families. The week invited Catholic schools to reflect on and to celebrate the relationship that exists between home, school and parish. Throughout the week in Scoil Dara, Fr George celebrated Mass each day in the oratory with the individual first year classes and this continued after the February midterm with the other year groups. There were thematic reflections each day for all students and subject specific activities where teachers implemented the theme of family into their daily lessons.

The Science Gallery TCD is offering an opportunity for student placement by application through their website. The dates for the Science Gallery Dublin TY Programmes in 2018 are:

Congratulations to Rachel Mallon and Thomas Sims from 5th year for receiving their gold awards from Bishop Nulty at the John Paul II ceremony on 6th December. They are the first Scoil Dara students to receive this award and we are so proud of them. Well done Rachel and Thomas.

Congratulations to Jack Nugent who received an award last week for achieving the highest grade in Ireland for Junior Cert ordinary level Technology. Well done! 

Congratulations to our 6th year students who received awards last week from Dr John McGinnity, Registrar Maynooth University, for best results in their 5th year summer exams as follows: Science/Maths: - Jessica Quinn, Conor Lane, Sarah Clarke and Adrianna Korzeniewska Arts: - Alex Mulligan, Emily Davies, Caoimhe Sheil, Tara Nangle and Evan Browne Business: - Niamh Langley, Elaine Corrigan and Hollie Curtin Engineering/Construction: - Kean Taggart, Matthew Brennan and Eleanor Dunne