“Spoot”, a sports based product that is sure to be a hit in every home where muddy boots is a problem!

Countless hours of painstaking preparation at both design and crafting have finally come to fruition with the Junk Kouture creation for 2022.

TY girls took part in the Go Girls STEM activities in Watergrasshill, looking at how physics is seen in racing, both in the engineering and performance aspects of the sport.

TY students are now at stage two of the Irish Angus Schools’ Competition, and travelled to Limerick for interviews with judges on their projects.

Two TY groups have qualified for the nest round of the F1 for Schools competition.

An excellent example of cross curricular learning involving History, RE and English, and members of the TY GCE class on the theme of migration

This was a cross-curricular initiative involving Geography, PE and the TY Global Citizenship Education class.

Music and treats today at MCS

Meabh Crowley, Rebecca Moynihan, Robbie O'Sullivan, Michael Thornton and Conor Lehane have entered a competition to raise calves.

Ms Tarrant unleashed a frantic week of spontaneous creativity as students came up with fantastic ideas to decorate tutorial room doors this week.

Students, parents and staff once again gave a fantastic response to this appeal, with huge amounts of non-perishable foods being dropped in over the last fortnight.

TY students showcased their craftwork and business acumen as they moved on to the retail step of mini-company busines

3 of our TY girls Clara O'Leary, Clara O'Keefee, Caoimhe Murphy got the opportunity to play on the North Cork camogie development squad which concluded Saturday 11th Dec in Mallow GAA with a skills workshop in the morning and a blitz in the afternoon against Clare, Limerick and Tipperary. The girls have been involved since october mid term. They all played very well throughout the last number of weeks at trainings and games.

Get the finishing touches for your Christmas at the MCS pop-up shop on thisFRIDAY, Dec. 17th