<p>On Tuesday, 26 of our 5th and 6th Year History students had the privilege of paying a visit to Aras an Uachtarain, residence of the President in the Phoenix Park. The students and staff were met by Aide de Camp Paul Mulligan, given a tour of parts of the building, were served lovely food and had [&hellip;]</p>

<p>2nd year students visited our neighbours in Curam Care Home recently to help spread some festive cheer! They brought treats and crackers &amp; even provided the entertainment as they sang and danced! Well done to all, including their teacher Ms Boylan.</p>

<p>Well done to our Transition Year students on a very successful Trade Fair today! It is always such an enjoyable &amp; worthwhile day, and this year was no different! The students worked hard to bring their innovative &amp; creative ideas to life over the last number of months and today they got to showcase the [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Please find attached the QR Code for the Someone is always there to listen to you postcard from Rosaleen Dolan; Resource Officer for Suicide Prevention Louth Meath. The information comprises of various emergency services and mental health supports provided directly by the HSE and those services funded by the HSE including those that operate outside of office hours, [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Cairde provided a fun mixer for their first year mentees today in the Chapel Hall. Welcoming them with posters to mark the end of their first term at secondary school. First years enjoyed a ‘just dance’ session and a chance to mingle with their year group and Cairde mentors after a busy term. Thanks to [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The final Laura Brennan HPV catch up program is taking place on Monday 18th December at St Brigids Complex, Ardee. This is for students that have NOT received a HPV vaccination. Criteria… · Second to sixth year students of secondary/homes school/special schools female age 24 or younger male age 21 or younger [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Please remember to bring in a donation of a Christmas treat, tinned food, breakfast cereals, pasta, rice, tea, coffee or sugar for our SVP food appeal. Donations by next Thursday please. </p>

<p>See poster attached for the last North Louth Child &amp; Family Support Network (CFSN) Clinic for Parents for 2023. Please note the date for the December Clinic has changed.</p>

<p>Round 3 volleyball match in Dublin. We won! We are delighted, the girls did brilliant. It was a tough match and so close; Set 1: Louis lost 25-17 Set 2: Louis Won 25-19 Set 3: Louis won 15-10 We are now through to Round 4 (semi finals) and out of 50 teams, from all over [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Good morning, Just a reminder that the school is closed today. </p>

<p>See information below about some of the activities offered by Autism Support Louth &amp; Meath!</p>

<p>Congratulations to TY student, Enya Silkena, who has been selected to represent the Irish Schools’ Athletics Association at the Cardiff Met Schools Combined Events International tomorrow, 2nd December. The team will compete against the best of English, Scottish &amp; Welsh schools. The Irish team was selected as a result of the recent 123.ie All Ireland [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The annual School of Distinction awards were held in a new venue this year, with schools celebrating their collective achievements in the Google Foundry, Grand Canal, Dublin. The event was launched by Dr Brendan Tangney of Trinity Access Programme and included Prof. Shane O Mara and Dermot Whelan as keynote and guest speakers. Awards were [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Last week we welcomed 17 students and 3 teachers from the ‘College Jean Monnet’ in Yssingeaux, France, who spent 5 days with their Irish partners and host families in Dundalk, as part of our French Exchange 2023. Our French visitors immersed themselves in St. Louis life and even got to see a Gaelic football match on Friday! The seven male [&hellip;]</p>

<p>There was great excitement on Friday as all 1st, 2nd, 3rd &amp; TY students got their very own St Louis keep cup. This is another step to making our school more sustainable and reduce waste! </p>

<p>We are a Trinity School of Distinction for the sixth time. This means that we have been recognised by the university for our excellent progression to Third Level and other pathways, we have engaging and interactive teaching methodologies which nurture leadership, IT, and mentoring of our students to optimise their skill sets and confidence. Last year [&hellip;]</p>

<p>https://www.independent.ie/regionals/louth/dundalk-news/louth-students-enjoy-special-experience-in-africa-on-bt-young-scientist-trip/a1510645039.html We are proud to share news of our wonderful past pupils&#8217; trip to Africa with Irish Aid: Jona, Iman &amp; Claudine won the trip as a prize in the BT Young Scientist 2021 &#8211; see details in the link in the Irish Independent!</p>

<p>Our Transition Years were busy up in DkIT last week for Science Week! In teams, they were locked into an escape room with the goal of escaping before the clock ran out! They were tasked with analysing scientific information and solving a series of puzzles to stop an epidemic from happening! Well done everyone!</p>

<p>Today we gathered as a school community to recognise November to Remember. To pray for and remember all lost loved ones who have passed on from us. We hope that all those grieving and bereaved find comfort, hope and solace in difficult times. We would like to thank Fr Patrick for sharing the occasion with [&hellip;]</p>

<p>We celebrated Maths Week recently in St. Louis! Among a range of activities that took place during the week, was the 5th year Maths Quiz which saw groups of students from each of the 5th year maths class go head to head to achieve top marks in a serious of rounds, including Problem Solving &amp; [&hellip;]</p>