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Homemade butter and brown bread. Our 2nd year students made a return to the kitchen with homemade butter and brown bread. Big emphasis on sustainability with this bake, as they incorporated natural buttermilk leftover from making their butter into their brown bread. Great job! 🙌
Our 5th year students investigated the properties of protein by making Swiss rolls last week. They experienced denaturation and foam formation during this practical lesson. Well done and welcome to Home Economics! 🍰
Well done to our minor ladies football team on a great win against St Mary’s, Mallow, in tricky conditions. This was their first game of the year, with two more games to go until the knockout rounds.
TY Sustainability Studies: A great morning for monitoring insect populations on our Biodiversity trail. Students undertaking a Flower Insect Count (F.I.T.)
Our first year students were busy in the kitchen this week as they enjoyed their taster session of Home Economics, as they sample all the option subjects available! Their flapjacks came out brilliantly. Well done!
Welcome to our new First Year students who have completed their first week in STN! Well done everyone
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Return to School 2026/27
We’re looking forward to welcoming our students back for the new school year.
Please take note of the return date and time for your year group below.
See you soon!
Our First Year students have made a fantastic start to life in Scoil na Tríonóide Naofa, demonstrating academic and sporting achievement, resilience and a positive contribution to school life. Well done 1st Years!
Wishing the very best of luck to our 6th Year and 3rd Year students as they begin their State Examinations tomorrow, and to their families supporting them over the coming weeks. Fr. Donnelly will offer a blessing for our students in the GP area at 8.30am
Our County B First Year Champions and our U14½ LGFA PPS Minor C Munster Plate finalists were celebrated on Friday morning with a special breakfast treat. We are so proud of our girls and of all they have achieved this year. Sincere thanks to Ms. Frost, Ms. Treacy & Mr. Reilly
Well done to some of our local primary school 3rd and 4th class hurlers and camogie players that attended our blitz day on Wednesday. A total of 127 players enjoyed some fun, competitive and exciting matches against each other.
Our 5th year Home Economics students were very active in the last week with sensory analysis testing and finalising their Leaving Certificate coursework. This wonderful group of students have continued to work hard throughout this year and their dedication has definitely paid off
First-year art students wrapped up the year with an art installation showcasing their 3D constructed fairy houses. Throughout the year, they explored clay ceramics, still life painting, and 3D construction with a strong focus on sustainability. It has been a busy creative time.
