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MAKE IT HAPPEN
The Christmas message is centred on the family. Enjoy Christmas - it is a time for
celebration. Lend a hand by doing a few jobs around the house. If there are
disagreements be calm, talk it out and listen to the other point of view. Don’t bring
upset to your family through bad behaviour this Christmas.
Most young people are very fortunate in a material sense. Think about less fortunate
people at home and abroad. Make a contribution towards a charity or better still help
your local Vincent de Paul or our collection for the Whitehall Social Services over
the Christmas.
The religious aspect is central to the celebration of Christmas. Advent is a time of
preparation before Christmas. To understand the message of Christianity we need to
understand the message of hope and love that Christmas brings.
Make it happen this Christmas.
Mr. T. P. Ward
Deputy Principal.
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Dublin football ace and Allstar Alan Brogan joins the St.Aidan’s senior athletics
team to raise funds for ‘People in Need’. By rowing and cycling over 1,000kms
they raised €1,200 for this great charity.
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Top of the class
Congratulations to Cathal Ormond and Joshua Tobin (St. Aidan’s Leaving Cert.
Class 2007) who recently obtained Entrance Exhibition Awards from Trinity College
Dublin.
he Exhibition Awards are conferred each year on those students from all over
Ireland who scored 545 points or more in the Leaving Certificate exams. In
achieving this distinction Cathal and Joshua finished in the top 3% of all
students who sat the Leaving Certificate last June.
Both young men are currently studying Pure Mathematics in Trinity.We wish them
continued success in the future.
Mr. P. McDermott
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Transition year students are selling Christmas cards again. This year there
are three fabulous cards in the pack designed by the students themselves.
Ten cards are being sold or €5 and are on sale in the school this week.
It’s for charity so get buying!
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Ms. J. Kealy
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More success for St. Aidan’s as 8th All-Ireland title is captured in 12 months.
See sports section for the latest
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