Bush Post Primary

Thanks to @CarlingfordCCRO who has been taking first and second year students this week for rugby during P.E lessons. The lessons provide an additional challenge to the students as they are asked to wear goggles which gives students the insight into having a visual impairment.

Last October the teachers took part in Halloween fancy dress and the school raised an amazing €1130 in aid of IMNDA.

Cheque Presentation for €930 made by Bush Post Primary School students along with their teachers Geraldine Guerin and Emma Slowey to Caroline Murphy from the Maria Goretti Foundation Lordship following their Cake Sale last Friday 17th May .

Congratulations to Lisa Conlon who came first place in the Leinster Senior 1500m race last Wednesday. Lisa will represent Leinster in the All-Ireland championships on 1st June in Tullamore This is a brilliant achievement, and the school wish her the very best in the All-Irelands

Congratulations to the students who have completed all areas of the Gaisce award recently. . This is a photo of some of the students who set off from the school last Friday and walked to Omeath and back (25km!!) as part of their adventure walk.

5th year Agricultural Science students attended a trip to a robotic dairy farm with their teachers Ms. Kerr and Ms. Hand.

Students finished off the visit with some homemade gelato and flavoured milk. Many thanks to Muchgrange milk who continue to support our students learning by facilitating this trip.

On Thursday April 18th the TY Ag. Science class made the short trip to Boher to visit Muchgrange Milk. Students were welcomed by past pupil and current UCD Agricultural Science student Michael John Hanlon who took the students on a tour of the farm.

Congratulations to Diarmuid Reilly pictured with rugby coach Mr. Guerin on winning a Leinster Rugby & Dundalk I.T. Future Stars award. Well done to nominees Christopher Loughran, Niamh Donnelly,Chloe Boyle, Ryan Martin, Sarah Mallon,Alisha McGarrity, Jacob Dunleavy & Ciara Boyle.

3/3 They used different materials and practiced sewing, learning practical skills to create environmentally friendly clothing.  Congratulations to our students on this achievement!

2/3 Accompanied by Ms. McDonnell and Ms. Crowley, the students explored the Rediscovery Centre with Arran Murphy as their guide, learning about sustainability initiatives.  The workshop taught them how to make eco-friendly designs and understand sustainable fashion better.

1/3 We're excited to share the success of two TY groups at the 'Relove' Fashion Competition. As part of their prize, they enjoyed a guided tour of Dublin's Rediscovery Centre and a sustainable fashion workshop.

Summer exam timetables are now available from the school website. bpps.ie/2024/05/07/sum…

2/2 and we hope that students feel well informed about minimum entry requirements and possibilities in further education . Thank you to Olivia Cosgrove and Paul Malone for accompanying students.

1/2Transition Year students visited DCU on Thursday May 2nd 2024. Students had the opportunity to attend numerous talks and to partake in a campus tour of the Glasnevin Campus. This event was the third campus tour that TY students had an opportunity to attend this academic year

3/? Leinster finals on 15th May in Tullamore County Offaly. Gillian Tuohy - 2nd place in the girls minor 100m Callum Murphy - 3rd place in the boys minor High Jump. Marc Byrne - 3rd place in the boys inter Shot Putt

2/? for the events. Both the minor and junior girls reached the 4x100 metre relay final which was a fantastic achievement considering the amount of schools in the heats. Special mention to the following students who came away as medal winners and have all qualified for the

1/? Huge congratulations to the 30 Bush students who took part in the North Leinster Athletics championships. Students competed in various events over a two-day period in Morton stadium, Santry, Dublin. The students had been working hard after school every Thursday in preparation

3/3 and what Senior Cycle subjects were needed for particular faculties.

2/3 humanities departments where they were asked to rule out courses that really did not interest them and to begin to compile a list of courses that did interest them. Students were informed of minimum entry requirements

1/3Transition Year students visited DkIT on Wednesday 24th April and had a successful campus tour. Students met with lecturers and college representatives and had ample opportunity to ask questions that they had. They also visited the hospitality, sports, nursing, business and