Successful event marks year of big change at St Joseph’s

On a bright and sunny day in Drogheda, St. Joseph’s Secondary School witnessed a significant milestone in its history – the first academic year with girls in attendance. To commemorate this milestone and celebrate the invaluable contributions of women around the world, the school organised a remarkable event on International Women’s Day.

To make this day truly meaningful, the school invited a diverse range of speakers in, including successful women leaders, activists, sportswomen, and entrepreneurs. These inspiring role models shared their personal and professional experiences, emphasising the importance of gender equality and the power of women’s potential. With a lineup of inspirational speakers from all walks of life, the occasion proved to be both enjoyable and memorable for all the female students.

The event also included an engaging Q&A session, where the girls had the opportunity to interact directly with the speakers. They eagerly asked thought-provoking questions, seeking guidance on various issues and challenges they may encounter on their own journeys. This interactive session served as a platform for inspiration, mentorship, and learning; providing the female students with valuable insights and guidance to navigate the path ahead.

As the day came to a close, one could feel the energy and enthusiasm lingering in the air around the school. The celebration of International Women’s Day not only marked a significant occasion in the history of St. Joseph’s Secondary School but also served as a catalyst for change and progress.

The event left an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of the female students, empowering them to chase their dreams, challenge societal norms, and make their mark in a world that is increasingly recognizing the immense potential of women.