Enniscorthy Guardian

COLAISTE BRÍDE OPEN EVENING

- By BRENDAN KEANE

The fact that Coláíste Bríde in Enniscorth­y is one of the most highly regarded secondary schools in the county was highlighte­d at its open by the large number of prospectiv­e new students who attended.

Sixth class pupils from local primary schools gathered to view the state-of-the-art facilities available to students in Coláiste Bríde.

Teachers and current students were on hand to offer assistance and help the visitors familiaris­e themselves with the school.

It was also a colourful event as participan­ts of the Junk Kouture initiative held a fashion show on the night which was very well received.

The visiting pupils and their parents and guardians were visibly impressed with the creative flair and innovative design prowess of the secondary school girls.

The visitors gained a valuable insight into the wide range of curricular and extra-curricular supports available in the school.

In addition to an excellent reputation for academic success the school is also held in high regard in sporting circles.

After the visitors were guided around the school by the current students Principal, Kiera O’Sullivan, invited the parents to the sports hall where she gave a formal welcoming address.

She highlighte­d the importance of a good secondary education and outlined the range of activities and support structures in place in Coláiste Bríde to ensure that all the girls who attend reach their maximum potential.

Many former students in the school have gone to achieve great things and proven themselves to be very successful in business and academics.

However, another aspect of the school that was also emphasised on the night was the fact that in Coláiste Bríde there is also a strong emphasis placed on enabling students to become the best people they can be.

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 ??  ?? The students who took part in the TY Junk Kouture Fashion Show at the Colaiste Bride Open Evening.
The students who took part in the TY Junk Kouture Fashion Show at the Colaiste Bride Open Evening.
 ??  ?? Hannah Walsh, Clodagh Heffernan (teacher) and Cora Cousins (teacher).
Hannah Walsh, Clodagh Heffernan (teacher) and Cora Cousins (teacher).
 ??  ?? Leah Scallan, Rioghna Hourihane, Polly Frost and Hannah Mernagh.
Leah Scallan, Rioghna Hourihane, Polly Frost and Hannah Mernagh.
 ??  ?? Sarah O’Leary, Lucy Doyle, Aoife Owens Megan Quigley, Emer Doyle, Laura Kelly, Ava Whelan and Dana Barri.
Sarah O’Leary, Lucy Doyle, Aoife Owens Megan Quigley, Emer Doyle, Laura Kelly, Ava Whelan and Dana Barri.
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 ??  ?? Aoife Manley.
Aoife Manley.

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