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National School Sport Week 2021

“The five S’s of sports training are: stamina, speed, strength, skill, and spirit; but the greatest of these is spirit.” Ken Doherty Well Done – Years 7 – 10 College Sports Ambassadors! National Schools Sports week is an initiative run by the youth sport trust to help and encourage students from around the country to become involved in sport and try different activities in order help and support health/wellbeing. Congratulations to the many College students who were involved in a variety of practical activities such as Rugby, Football, Tennis, Basketball, Boxing, Taekwondo and Handball. Mrs Noel-Mulhaney, said after the event, “the students had a most proactive day where high standards of involvement, behaviour and attitude resulted in a wonderful team effort, combined with a great sense of esprit de corps. Well done to all involved. You all can be justly proud of your achievements.