Mid Term Study

Mid term study is available in the school from Tuesday 1st – Friday 4th November for 6th & 3rd years. Daily from 9-1pm. Any queries see Mr. Howlin.

Positive Affirmations

Work Ethic
Rhys Murphy, Daniel Bin Azaharan, Darragh Collins, Eoin Doyle, Aidan Kelly, Noel Sebi, Dylan Mann, Luke Dempsey, Jakub Mastek, Alex Mulvhill, Josh Byrne, Aaron O'Connor, Manus Harte, Conor Dobbs, Conor Brady, Eoin Donovan, Josh Carley, Christopher Ryan, Harry Rawson, Quinton Kelly, Dylan Fortune, Callum Cullen, James Gardiner, Andrew Crosby, Jack Robinson, David Kelly, Adrian Jasiewicz, Sam Day, Cathal Rowe, Josh Howlin, Eoin Hartigan, Jack Corcoran, Leon Beaver, Asjadullah Shori, Dylan Waters, Gergely Pap, Conor Keane, Noel Browne.
Good Deeds
Luke Bradley, Adam Terrence Walsh, Tom Murphy

Senior Soccer

Coláiste Bhríde Carnew ...0 Wexford CBS...3

As we arrived at the ground, it was evident that the pitch wasn’t quite up to the standards that the team were used to. It was a far cry from the luxury of the Watershed, the pitch they had played on just a few weeks beforehand. With no obvious pitch markings and holes for penalty spots, the team soon realized that they were in for a scrappy affair.

After a very shaky start to the game, with no team on top, Cian Foley’s fantastic goal line clearance seemed to kick the lads into gear. From there they began to truly exert their dominance. No more than 5 minutes later, we were ahead. A fantastic bit of team play was finished off by a tidy finish from Luke O’Neill. Ryan Busher then added to the tally with a tap in from 3 yards, following a great cross from Jamie Thomas.

The home team showed very little signs of retaliation, except for one instance which our centre back Seán Hopkins will want to forget as soon as possible. The Carnew striker nutmegged Seán, and as he tried to recover, the striker nutmegged him again. An embarrassed Seán tried to laugh it off, but it was clear to all those watching that he was truly devastated.

A very blatant penalty claim from us was somehow turned down, with Kallum Broaders being on the receiving end of an awful challenge in the box. The referee, however, saw nothing wrong with the tackle and waved play on. The team were not discouraged however, and soon they made it 3-0. A lovely 1-2 between Jamie Thomas and Luke O’Neill was finished nicely by Jamie. The goal was followed swiftly by another goal from Jamie Thomas, this time a curler from the edge of the box, which hits of the crossbar and goes in. Sweet as a nut *click*.

The final goal for CBS was the pick of the lot. A great cross from Paddy O’Reilly was finished with a thunderbolt of a header from Luke Dowdall. The header is a shoe-in for the Puskas Award in January.

The goal finished off a great overall performance from the lads, which was, despite some dodgy defending, tough to pick holes in.

 Man of the Match: Shane Hall

Great defensive performance from Shane, and he is well deserving of the award.

Wexford CBS: Adam Dempsey (Wexford Youths), Kallum Broaders (Wexford Youths), Cian Foley (Wexford Youths), Sean Hopkins (Wexford Celtic), Paddy O’Reilly (Wexford Albion), Shane Hall (Wexford Albion), Sam O’Neill (Wexford Youths), Ryan Busher (Forth Celtic), TJ Cousins (Wexford Albion), Luke O’Neill (Wexford Albion), Jamie Thomas (Wexford Albion), Subs: Dion Murphy (Wexford Albion), Luke Dowdall (Wexford Albion), Matthew Creane (Wexford Albion), Cormac Byrne (Wexford Bohs), Cathal Kirwan (Wexford Albion)

Report by Dylan Breen

U15 Soccer Leinster Cup First Round

Wexford CBS 1-3 CCA Kilcoole

Our U15 soccer squad lost out to CCA Kilcoole on Thursday 13^th October, in the first round of the Bank of Ireland Leinster Cup. The lads battled well and were punished for not taking their chances when the opportunities arose. Josh Shiel gave us the lead from a Kyle Turner corner, Kilcoole levelled on the stroke of half-time, they themselves scored from a corner early in the second half after a goalmouth scramble, CBS had chances to equalise but couldn’t find the net and Kilcoole killed the game off late with their third goal.

CBS Team: Evan Roche, Darragh Collins, Liam Lahiff, Ben Hynes, Conor Foley, Robert Molloy Nolan, Josh Shiel, Shane O’Neill, Joey Jackson(C) , Kyle Turner, Joe Barrett.

Substitutes: Jesse Ryan, Adam Delaney, Luke O’Rourke, Ollie Pierce, Shane Clancy. Also: Jason Gordon, Dylan Fox, John Hore, Conor Byrne.

Positive Affirmations

Work Ethic
Sean Hopkins, Shane Walker, Aaron Doyle, Clyde Mappa, Harry Deane, Callum Hayes, Aaron Dempsey, Eoin Doyle, David Kelly, Janavi Prasad, Liam Lahiff, Ryan Malone, Conor Heath, Jack Foley.
Good Deeds
Ryan Kavanagh

GOAL Jersey Day

Wexford CBS participated in GOAL'S Jersey Day fundraising event on Friday 14th Oct. Students and staff contributed 2Euro to wear their favourite club colours. This year the focus is on Gambella in Ethopia, where GOAL is leading a lifesaving nutrition programme to ease malnutrition particularly among children. We hope our support helps in some way.

Basketball

The under 16 and senior basketball teams travelled to Bridgetown recently. It was a day of mixed success with the u-16 being narrowly beaten 18-13,while the u-19 had a very impressive win 35-15. Lorcan Brennan led the scoring for the u-16 with 5 points including one 3pointer. Denis Misculescu led the scoring with 10points,while his brother Angelo chipped in with another 8points and provided many assists to his brother. Both played some great defence and were aided immensely at that end by the rest of the team in particular Zygimantas Sniezka. Both teams now face St.Peters in a town Derby on Friday the 14th October.

Positive Affirmations

Work Ethic
Abdullah Amin, Tony Wilde, Graeme Smith, Brian Sweetman, Eoghan Mahon, Thomas O'Brien, Cathal Crowe, Ciaran Mahon, Riley Kohl, Jake Cunningham, Ian Sweetman, Andrew Mythen, Michael Snatchev, Wen Geng Lin, Cillian Doyle, Roko Strgar, Jack Wilde, Sean Carty, Conor Keane.
Extra Curricular
Ross Bradley, Josh Porter

Junior Rugby

Our Junior rugby team are currently in the middle of their league campaign. To date they have played Tullow Community School, Good Counsel, New Ross and New Ross C.B.S.. We have lost , drawn and won those games respectively. The squad are working hard in training and the team is evolving nicely in time for the Cup. It is great to see players that are new to the game do so well and develop their skills as well as enjoying the experience.

After defeating Ross CBS

Third Time Winner

Wexford CBS receives Cycle Against Suicide Ambassador School Award – 

On Friday last, September 23rd, the now annual Cycle Against Suicide Ambassador School Awards ceremony was held at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham. These awards recognised the immense efforts of 83 schools around the island of Ireland who have completed the Ambassador School Programme, and become actively involved in mental health promotion. The Ambassador School Programme, one aspect of a wide range of Cycle Against Suicide initiatives, is school-led, and involves the completion of “Five Gears” over the course of a year, all of which are aimed at raising awareness of the message that “It’s OK not to feel OK; and it’s absolutely OK to ask for help”.
At a special reception held at The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham,  our school was awarded the prestigious status of Ambassador School by Cycle Against Suicide in recognition of its fulfilment of the Five Gears, and its exceptional commitment to the promotion of positive mental health.
Wexford CBS was represented at the event by Link Teacher, Ms. Ivers and students , Kyle Long , Ultan Ryan and Patrick Hobbs who understandably are very proud of their achievements. “The Ambassador School Awards ceremony was a great day. It’s wonderful to attend such a positive event, and have the efforts of the students recognised. Our participation in the Ambassador School Programme has had an enormously positive impact on our school community, fostered a school-wide approach to the promotion of positive mental health, and provided incredible opportunities for student leadership”, said Ms. Ivers speaking at the event. Representatives from the main education bodies and trusts, the Institute of Guidance Counsellors and the Ombudsman for Children, Niall Muldoon, all attended to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the schools involved.
The Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton TD, congratulated the schools which completed the Ambassador School Programme. The Minister said: "It is fantastic to see that 83 schools around the island of Ireland have completed the Ambassador School Programme, and become actively involved in mental health promotion. This is a hugely important issue that affects so many families. I strongly support the promotion of positive mental health awareness in both primary and post-primary schools.”
Founder of Cycle Against Suicide, Jim Breen, who has recently been appointed to Minister Helen McEntee’s new Taskforce on Youth Mental Health said, “On behalf of Cycle Against Suicide I’d like to thank each of the 83 Ambassador Schools for their extraordinary commitment to breaking the cycle of suicide on the island of Ireland. Each of them has gone the extra mile to raise awareness of our message, empowering themselves and others to build resilience, and seek help when necessary. The efforts of these school communities, teachers, students and parents, is changing the mind-set, behaviour and culture of an entire generation.”
The leading charity was founded by Breen in 2012 after his appearance on RTÉ’s “The Secret Millionaire”. Each year the Movement engages with individuals, schools and communities through a variety of initiatives such as the Schools’ Programmes, the 14-day main Cycle around the island of Ireland, a SpinOff series of locally organised cycles, and Events Against Suicide, a dynamic week long programme of events which runs each September to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Week. To volunteer, register, or for more information please see www.cycleagainstsuicide.com .

Positive Affirmations

Extra Curricular Activities
Dylan Monahan, Cillian Shiggins,Daniel Nolan, Michael Day, Andrew Crosby, Joe Dangerfield, Cormac Sinnott, Matthew Rossiter, Eoin McBride, Ashton Rossiter, Dakota Rossi, Luke Spellacy, Cameron Yau, Eoin Kehoe, Morgam Lawrence, Gergely Pap, Ryan Kavanagh, Fionn Roche, Aaron Smythe, Cian O'Connor, Luke Dowdall, Ultan Warren, Patsy Whelan, Finnian Coughlan, Sascha Santschi-Cooney, Ben Arnold, Justin Butler, Shane Hall, Jack Killan, Nathan Murphy, Nathan Colgan, Jake Whitty.
Good Deeds
Jack Abrams