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 18th December 2019
Presentation Killina and St. Colman’s Girls Rock STEM in UCD O’Brien Centre for Science
On Wednesday December 11th a very excited and enthusiastic group of students from Presentation Secondary School, Killina and St. Colman’s National School, Mucklagh, along with...
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 16th December 2019
This year’s TY Show in Killina was an adaptation of a festive favourite, Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol. The role of Ebenezer Scrooge was played by Adrian Costello, who illustrated the many sides of one of the most famous characters in literature. He did not disappoint his audience...
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 5th December 2019
The parent-teacher meeting for parents of First Years will take place on Tuesday 10th December from 4.15 to 6.45
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 3rd December 2019
Friday night last marked a special event in the school calendar with the presentation of the Annual Academic Awards 2019, marking students' achievements in the State Exams.
The school was proud to welcome Niall Colbert (news anchor with Today FM), and a graduate of the Class of 2008, as...
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 3rd December 2019
Well done to our 5th year students, Hannah Corble, Emma Lynam and Niamh Digan, who were placed 3rd in last year's Transition Year Enterprise Award, who featured on Derek Mooney's Radio 1 show 'Mooney Goes Wild'.
The girls did a fantastic job in publishing their book 'A...
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 18th November 2019
The parent teacher meeting for parents of 3rd year students will take place on Tuesday 19th November from 4.15 to 6.45
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 18th November 2019
The Parents' Council for the school will be conducting an Interview Skills night for 5th and 6th year students on the 5th December.
This is an excellent initiative which the Parent's Council have successfully run in recent years, and it provides a brilliant opportunity for students to...
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 13th November 2019
Find attached the key dates and windows in which classroom based assessments will take place.
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 11th November 2019
There is an Information Night on the new Junior Cycle on Thursday 7th November from 7 pm. Parents of 1st, 2nd and 3rd year students are encouraged to attend.
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