News & Events

Day 2 of the Summit Sisters initiative saw the girls head to the wooded hills of Ballyvourney

TY GAA future leaders set up another greeat game for Events Month, this team organizing famale staff versus students.

The Games Morning is being hosted by the MCS TY SVP Youth Conference. It will take place on Monday 29th April, 10.30am-12.00pm in Millstreet Parish Centre.  It is open to all adults.  Come along and join in draughts, chess, card games, Scrabble and Connect 4.  There'll also be home-baked buns, tea, coffee and a chance to chat.  Feel free to come along for all or part of the time.

TY organizers took advantage of the last fine day of thecurrent spell to head off to Clara Mountain with the First Years, a traditional local day out in the First Year calendar.

With the rise in temperatures and drier weather, students were out with the spades and pitchforks getting ready for the growing season.

Second Years timed their run to perfecion, heading to the exciting challenges of Ballyhass Lake on the finest day this year.

In the days running up to the Language and Culture Week (15th-19th April), 1st and 2nd students were tasked with researching and presenting country profiles based on the different nationalities in the school. 

Summit Sisters: Create Your Own Path is a programme developed by Mountaineering Ireland informed by teenage girls.

MCS welcomed the community to the school for the highlight of the language and Culture Week for the annual Celebration of Culture and Inclusion, always a great night showcasing the huge talent, culture and diversity in our school.

The Junior Girls’ Soccer squad travelled to Banteer, taking in Banteer on a perfect day for a match.

MCS rounded off Language and Culture Week by turning the school into a sea of red, as students donned red outfits to take a stand aganst racism in every form.

The junior camogie side availed of the change in the weather and headed to Cork to take on Coláiste Éamann Rís in their school pitch.

Don’t miss tonight’s gathering, always a highlight of the MCS year. 7 pm, school library- be there!

Aaaron Bourke and Oleksii Shemshur faced off in the school’s first chess tounament final

Students across 2nd and 4rd year took part in an empathy workshop, in conjunction with Narrative 4.

MCS welcomed back Cork Young Filmmakers to the school for a brand new movie- and they came up trumps again with a great short

Time for the Gaisce challenge again, and the group braved the wilds of Kerry, taking on the Windy Gap and hiking on to Muckross over the Old Kenmare Road in difficult conditions.

We were delighted to welcome a team from Sports Against Racism Ireland (SARI) to run a workshop with all our First Years on the theme of 'football and discrimination'.

As a School of Sanctuary, we oppose racism in every form, so let's make a statement supporting equality and inclusion by wearning RED on Friday- be creative!

Our students have been busy getting ready for this year’s Language and Culture Week which takes place 15th-19th April.

The PE expo group ask all to spend 2 minutes on their survey on your experience of sport. Hit the link and tick the boxes!

MCS Parents Council have organised a “ Cash for Clobber” fundraising event to cover the installation costs of the new MUGA (Multi Use Games Area)

THE FUNDRAISER IS EXTENDED THROUGH TO TUESDAY 16th APRIL.

Please drop off clothes bags between 8:45 & 10am at the School Gym during the week.

Today, members of Millstreet Tidy Towns, Gordon O’Keefe and Derry Sheehan, visited the school to view the completed Gym mural.

Five students from MCS joined other Munster schools in UCC today, to attend a workshop on Gender Equality.

The senior soccer side had a great run of performances this year and notched up some great victories to get to the semi-final of this competition.

MCS TYs welcomed Urs Wenk of Drum Dance Ireland for a series of drumming workshops.

The MCS senior ladies took a short spin over the border to face Killarney Community College in Rathmore on Wednesday, March 20th, and returned home with the third senior title in the school in three weeks!

Bhí seachtain iontach againn i MCS ag ceiliúradh an teanga dhúchais agus Seachtain na Gaeilge.