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Well done to Fionnuala Garvey and Niamh Kiely for their second place in the Chemical, Physical & Mathematical Category, at the BT Young Scientist competition.

Students of Sacred Heart have been making news at this years Young Scientist competition.

This year the school has 7 finalists at the BT Young Scientist competition.

Wishing all the community of Sacred Heart Secondary School a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

We would like to welcome all prospective first year students 2016-2017 to our "Open Night"  On Thursday 14th 2016. Doors open at 5.30 pm.  Principal's address at 7.30 pm.

Student Anna Flynn describes how a previous MGW feature on Japanese Knotweed inspired a BT Young Scientist project by her and two classmates...

TY 2015 A reflective account of TY in Sacred Heart

Congratulations and well done to Clara Crowley and Rebecca McCarthy who received an award for Community involvement. pictured with them is Caitlin Walsh  

Tune in to' Mooney Goes Wild’ radio show on Sunday 13th  on RTE Radio 1 at 10pm to hear Anna Flynn, Annie Condon and Katelyn Dinneen’  discuss their  facinating  BT young scientist project on Japanese Knotweed. 

All TY students are asked to consider challenging themselves agin this year, in the 10KM Waterfront Run in December...

Romeo and Juliet, written by William Shakespeare, is the play that is usually chosen for the Junior Certificate year to study for their English exam. Every year, the third years go to Rossmore Theater to watch the newest interpretation of the Romeo and Juliet play, and this year was no exception.

On Tuesday, the 20th of October, 6 transition year students along with Miss O’Regan, and fellow supporters, headed off to Cork for the Positive Mental Health public speaking competition. 

Cork primary schools camogie girls after recieving their Rose Malone medals from Cork senior captain Ashling Thompson at a function in the Blarney hotel resort on Friday 23rd October