TY2 spent the last two days writing lyrics and composing music to produce their own CD, by all accounts it maybe a classic.
Friday 16 December 2016
TY2 - Songschool
TY2 spent the last two days writing lyrics and composing music to produce their own CD, by all accounts it maybe a classic.
Positive Affirmations
Work Ethic
Ryan Malone,
Aaron Dempsey, Jordan Farrell, Jack Corcoran, Eoin Donovan, Aaron Dempsey, Eoin
Kelly, Jakub Mastek, Noel Sebi, Jack Mullen, Alex Mulvihill, Jack Connolly,
Harry Deane, Michael Cleary, Daragh Carley, Sean White, Daniel Nolan, Luke
Crosbie, Joshua Murphy, Luke Rogan
Shiel, Scott Keeling, Adam Baziz, Matthew Creane, Jack Robinson, Aidan
Conneely, Justin Dempsey, Conor Parle, Shane Sweetman.
Good Deeds
Jake
Cunningham, Adam Kehoe.
Thursday 15 December 2016
County Council Students Elections
Some pics from student County Council Transition Year election during the week. David Minogue from the County Council explained the process. Four students from each of the town schools and Bridgetown VS were elected to represent their schools on the new Students Council. We look forward to seeing these representives blossom into future politicians.
Monday 12 December 2016
Christmas Fair
The Christmas Fair was a great success again this year and the new location provided a very cosy athmosphere for all involved. Well done to all staff and pupils who made it such a wonderful event.
Friday 9 December 2016
Positive Affirmations
Work Ethic:
Darragh Carley, Michael Cleary, Fionn Roche, Ryan Kavanagh, Kian McCormack, Matthew Polard, Calum Corcoran, Pierce McDonald, Shane O’Leary.
Good Deeds:
Daniel Tsapchuck.
Darragh Carley, Michael Cleary, Fionn Roche, Ryan Kavanagh, Kian McCormack, Matthew Polard, Calum Corcoran, Pierce McDonald, Shane O’Leary.
Good Deeds:
Daniel Tsapchuck.
Christmas Fair
Today is Christmas Fair and Christmas Jumper Day at Wexford CBS. The proceeds of Jumper Day will go to the Immersion Fund for our trip to Zambia next June.
Wednesday 7 December 2016
South Leinster Senior Hurling ‘C’ semi-final
Colaiste
Bhride Carnew…………3-8
Wexford CBS…………….………1-11
The seniors hurlers bowed out of the championship after a tough encounter with Colaiste Bhride (Carnew) in Carnew GAA Club. It was a very tight affair but a 53rd minute goal by the home side swung the game their way and they hung onto claim a place in the final.
CBS hurled into the wind in the first half and opened the scoring with two quick points from Jack O’Leary and Glen Murphy-Butler. At the other end, the Wexford CBS goal was leading a charmed life as the home team left 1-4 behind them with sloppy wides.
However they found their range and quickly had 1-2 on the board. However CBS plugged away and punished fouls by the Carnew defence with converted points from Glen Murphy Butler who was very accurate throughout.
Carnew got in for a second goal in somewhat controversial circumstances as the scorer caught the ball three times in possession but it was missed by the referee and the score stood.
The half-time score was 2-5 to 0-6 and a determined CBS outfit got the best possible start to the second half when Jack O’Leary flicked a Glen Murphy-Butler free to the net. Two more frees from Murphy-Butler and a fine score from Philip Rawson tied up the match at 2-6 to 1-9 after 50 minutes.
The deciding score was the Carnew third goal which was excellently finished to the corner of Adam Howlin’s net.
The remaining ten minutes or so resulted in 0-2 for each side and a late close in free from Glen Murphy-Butler after a foul on Shane Hall was saved and with that went any hope of forcing extra-time.
It was a brave effort from a gallant side. Some have played their last hurling game for the school before moving on but many remain for next year’s championship.
Wexford CBS: Adam Howlin; Josh McMahon, Shane Hall, Ben McMahon; Shane Doyle, Cormac Byrne (Capt.), Conor Graydon; Chris Cowman, Terry Whitty; Dion Murphy, Philip Rawson (0-1), Glen Murphy-Butler (0-9, 8f, 1 ’65); Jack Nolan, Jack O’Leary (1-1), Ben Hayes.
Sub: Lee Hore for Nolan.
Wexford CBS…………….………1-11
The seniors hurlers bowed out of the championship after a tough encounter with Colaiste Bhride (Carnew) in Carnew GAA Club. It was a very tight affair but a 53rd minute goal by the home side swung the game their way and they hung onto claim a place in the final.
CBS hurled into the wind in the first half and opened the scoring with two quick points from Jack O’Leary and Glen Murphy-Butler. At the other end, the Wexford CBS goal was leading a charmed life as the home team left 1-4 behind them with sloppy wides.
However they found their range and quickly had 1-2 on the board. However CBS plugged away and punished fouls by the Carnew defence with converted points from Glen Murphy Butler who was very accurate throughout.
Carnew got in for a second goal in somewhat controversial circumstances as the scorer caught the ball three times in possession but it was missed by the referee and the score stood.
The half-time score was 2-5 to 0-6 and a determined CBS outfit got the best possible start to the second half when Jack O’Leary flicked a Glen Murphy-Butler free to the net. Two more frees from Murphy-Butler and a fine score from Philip Rawson tied up the match at 2-6 to 1-9 after 50 minutes.
The deciding score was the Carnew third goal which was excellently finished to the corner of Adam Howlin’s net.
The remaining ten minutes or so resulted in 0-2 for each side and a late close in free from Glen Murphy-Butler after a foul on Shane Hall was saved and with that went any hope of forcing extra-time.
It was a brave effort from a gallant side. Some have played their last hurling game for the school before moving on but many remain for next year’s championship.
Wexford CBS: Adam Howlin; Josh McMahon, Shane Hall, Ben McMahon; Shane Doyle, Cormac Byrne (Capt.), Conor Graydon; Chris Cowman, Terry Whitty; Dion Murphy, Philip Rawson (0-1), Glen Murphy-Butler (0-9, 8f, 1 ’65); Jack Nolan, Jack O’Leary (1-1), Ben Hayes.
Sub: Lee Hore for Nolan.
Thursday 1 December 2016
U.17 Soccer
Wexford CBS 4 Enniscorthy CBS 0
The U-17 Soccer Squad took on Enniscorthy CBS today (Tuesday 15/11/16) in an exciting and well-fought battle by both sides. Early pressure from Wexford was dealt with well by the Enniscorthy back line. Our team showed a great work ethic to win the ball in the opposition’s half on numerous occasions early in the first half. Ciaran Carthy created a great chance early on after he took the ball straight from the feet of a defender deep in the Enniscorthy half. Stephen Kearns of Enniscorthy dislocated his shoulder after taking a heavy challenge. His valiant effort to play on was inspirational but he eventually had to be substituted off. Enniscorthy were gifted a chance to go 1-0 up 25 minutes in to the first half in a 1 on 1 situation, but the striker who was reluctant to use his left foot took too long on the ball and the attack ended with a heroic save from goalkeeper James Crean. The first goal came after a free kick was awarded to Wexford in the 32nd minute. The set piece, directed towards the Enniscorthy box was fumbled in the area and calmly finished with finesse by Todd Hynes to give the boker boys the advantage going in to half time. Shane Bergin came on as a tactical substitution at half time for Scott Keeling on the right wing. Leon Nolan showed fantastic skill early in the second half to glide past 3 Enniscorthy defenders and deliver a through ball the Shane Bergin, which resulted in a Wexford corner. Todd Hynes whipped the ball towards the back post. Leon Nolan headed the ball back across the goal line and it was headed in to the back of the net with confidence by Ciaran Carthy to put Wexford up by 2. Later in the second half, Todd Hynes came under heavy challenge from Enniscorthy defenders as he bolted up the left wing. He miskicked the ball after an attempted cross to Leon Nolan in the centre which ended up in the top right corner to put Wexford up by 3-0 and give Todd Hynes his second of the game. Darragh Whelan was substituted on for Liam Godkin in the 65th minute. After a dangerous 2 footed tackle from behind onto Kallum Broaders, Enniscorthy number 9 Jack Mythen was shown a straight red card and sent to watch the rest of the match from the bench. Complaints from one of Enniscorthy’s coaches also resulted in her being sent away from the pitch. The Enniscorthy goalkepper seemed to be having a change of form after making some nice saves in the later stages of the second half before conceding a 25 yard screamer by Leon Nolan to make it 4-0 with 20 minutes to go. Jamie Dawson was substituted on for Kallum Broaders and Gary Carroll was substituted on for Cian Whelan in the last 15 minutes. In one of the last plays of the game Tood Hynes was denied his hat- trick after being caught offside. The final score was 4-0 with a dominant performance from Wexford CBS.
Report by Shane Moore, TY1
The U-17 Soccer Squad took on Enniscorthy CBS today (Tuesday 15/11/16) in an exciting and well-fought battle by both sides. Early pressure from Wexford was dealt with well by the Enniscorthy back line. Our team showed a great work ethic to win the ball in the opposition’s half on numerous occasions early in the first half. Ciaran Carthy created a great chance early on after he took the ball straight from the feet of a defender deep in the Enniscorthy half. Stephen Kearns of Enniscorthy dislocated his shoulder after taking a heavy challenge. His valiant effort to play on was inspirational but he eventually had to be substituted off. Enniscorthy were gifted a chance to go 1-0 up 25 minutes in to the first half in a 1 on 1 situation, but the striker who was reluctant to use his left foot took too long on the ball and the attack ended with a heroic save from goalkeeper James Crean. The first goal came after a free kick was awarded to Wexford in the 32nd minute. The set piece, directed towards the Enniscorthy box was fumbled in the area and calmly finished with finesse by Todd Hynes to give the boker boys the advantage going in to half time. Shane Bergin came on as a tactical substitution at half time for Scott Keeling on the right wing. Leon Nolan showed fantastic skill early in the second half to glide past 3 Enniscorthy defenders and deliver a through ball the Shane Bergin, which resulted in a Wexford corner. Todd Hynes whipped the ball towards the back post. Leon Nolan headed the ball back across the goal line and it was headed in to the back of the net with confidence by Ciaran Carthy to put Wexford up by 2. Later in the second half, Todd Hynes came under heavy challenge from Enniscorthy defenders as he bolted up the left wing. He miskicked the ball after an attempted cross to Leon Nolan in the centre which ended up in the top right corner to put Wexford up by 3-0 and give Todd Hynes his second of the game. Darragh Whelan was substituted on for Liam Godkin in the 65th minute. After a dangerous 2 footed tackle from behind onto Kallum Broaders, Enniscorthy number 9 Jack Mythen was shown a straight red card and sent to watch the rest of the match from the bench. Complaints from one of Enniscorthy’s coaches also resulted in her being sent away from the pitch. The Enniscorthy goalkepper seemed to be having a change of form after making some nice saves in the later stages of the second half before conceding a 25 yard screamer by Leon Nolan to make it 4-0 with 20 minutes to go. Jamie Dawson was substituted on for Kallum Broaders and Gary Carroll was substituted on for Cian Whelan in the last 15 minutes. In one of the last plays of the game Tood Hynes was denied his hat- trick after being caught offside. The final score was 4-0 with a dominant performance from Wexford CBS.
Report by Shane Moore, TY1
Cross Country Success
Congratulations to our Cross Country teams who had a great day out in New Ross yesterday at the County Schools Championships
Results
Minor Boys: Jack Dempsey 4th
Junior Boys: Darragh Collins 1st, Conor Keane 3rd. Team Gold - Conor Keane, Darragh Collins, Pierce McDonnell, Rian Doyle. Team Bronze - Alex Looney, Sean White, Owen McNulty, Nathan Murphy
Inter Boys: Paul Freeman 8th. Team Bronze - Paul Freeman, Richie Browne, James Crean, Aaron O'Connor.
Results
Minor Boys: Jack Dempsey 4th
Junior Boys: Darragh Collins 1st, Conor Keane 3rd. Team Gold - Conor Keane, Darragh Collins, Pierce McDonnell, Rian Doyle. Team Bronze - Alex Looney, Sean White, Owen McNulty, Nathan Murphy
Inter Boys: Paul Freeman 8th. Team Bronze - Paul Freeman, Richie Browne, James Crean, Aaron O'Connor.
Christmas Fair
The annual Christmas Fair will be held in St. Michael's Centre on Friday 9th December, where Santa Claus will visit and our students will display and sell their crafts. Come along and support their efforts.
Positive Affirmations
Woirk Ethic
Josh Kavanagh, Stephen Doyle, Daniel Browne, Aaron Browne, Clyde Mapa, Jahnavi Parimkayala, Noel Sebi, Billy Creane Hillis, Kyle Carroll, William Byrne, Matthew Colgan, Andrew Tsybinskgy, Nathan Murphy, Aaron O’Connor, Keith Hall, TJ Nolan, TJ Duggan, Ben Purdy, Gergely Pap, Ben Kehoe, David Kelly.
Josh Kavanagh, Stephen Doyle, Daniel Browne, Aaron Browne, Clyde Mapa, Jahnavi Parimkayala, Noel Sebi, Billy Creane Hillis, Kyle Carroll, William Byrne, Matthew Colgan, Andrew Tsybinskgy, Nathan Murphy, Aaron O’Connor, Keith Hall, TJ Nolan, TJ Duggan, Ben Purdy, Gergely Pap, Ben Kehoe, David Kelly.
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