November...Halloween over but week 10 exams on the way! However, there's Science week and many other events to relieve the study stress! November also sees the launch of our new fundraising Lotto, and we urge anyone who can to sign up. All funds received will go towards facilities to help our students have the most educational and enjoyable time they can while in CMM. The link to join is here, or though the QR code. Coláiste Muire Máthair - Home - Our Fundraiser
Well done to our LCA class, and Mr. Hall in the PE department, who organised a brilliant second year 5-a-side tournament. Great fun was had by all in a welcome break from the classroom!
The weather stayed fine for everyone as some of our 5th year RE students enjoyed their trip to historic Newgrange in Co. Meath, followed by a visit to the shrine of St. Oliver Plunkett at St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church in Drogheda.
The
CMM Galway U19 ladies continued their winning streak in basketball with a solid performance, taking a convincing win over Presentation College Headford. This result is all down to the hard work and dedication shown by this U19's team, who started this season off a few weeks ago with a win against St Enda's. Next up were Merlin College who we also defeated to finish top of our group and into the Western Region play offs. In a great day out our U-16 team also defeated Merlin to qualify for the play-offs. Meanwhile, our U-19 boys team also progressed to the Western region quarter final following a victory over St. Jarlath's College
A huge well done to all of our volunteer students and teachers who displayed our
CMM Galway stand with such enthusiasm at the
Galway Science & Technology Festival in a packed
University of Galway today. The theme for Science Week this year is 'Then. Now. Tomorrow' and we displayed many items relating to the past, present and future to hundreds of members of the public. Most popular of all was our Vex Robotics team who demonstrated their hard work brilliantly, although our OHP did provide a few 'what is that?' moments too! We now look forward with enthusiasm to another fun filled and packed
Science Week Ireland
Three of our students, Lucy, Lillian and Oisín, along with their teacher Ms. Anja Sammon, were invited to attend the First Connacht Youth Climate Assembly at Galway University. More than 100 students and climate professionals from the Connacht region enjoyed a full day of talks and presentations, activities and networking opportunities to discuss their ideas and make a positive change. Well done everyone for excellently representing
CMM Galway
Our Comhairle na Óg group paid a visit to City hall where they met with Jim O'Callaghan TD, and City officials, to discuss their Safety Survey report
