Hairspray!

The final performance of Hairspray is upon us. After months of preparation the first three nights of the show have bend played to packed houses and standing ovations. All the hard work and dedication has come to fruition. While it is largely a  whole school endeavour, the two TY classes form the backbone of the production. Every member of the year has been involved whether that’s been in  set building, painting, hall management, stage crew and indeed some of the lead roles on stage. It has been a fantastic experience for all involved. Well done to everyone. Check out the Hairspray page  for photos of the night.

Girls Under-16 Basketball

On Monday 21st, CCBS defeated Ursuline Sligo’s U-16 Girls Basketball team. This was a great achievement as CCBS had already been beaten twice this year by the same team in the All-Ireland Cup and North West League campaign. The girls started brightly and rushed into an early lead and led 1-5 after the first quarter. However Ursuline fought back only allowing CCBS to score one point in the second quarter. The score at half-time was CCBS 11 – Ursuline 14. The third quarter was very exciting and also very open as both teams managed to score with some impressive offensive play. CCBS were three points behind going into the last quarter and were without two of their best players as both Cliodhna Kerr and Maever Liston were fouled off. However, they defended very well and Claudia Coughlin was exceptional as she scored 12 points in the last quarter. The final score was CCBS 33 – Ursuline 29.

Our School’s Got Talent…and it’s going on tour!

Congratulations to Dominic McGowan, Siofra Devine & Eamon Travers who will be representing Colaiste Cholmcille in Round 3 of Our School’s Got Talent on Wednesday 23rd November. Good luck to them.

If that’s not enough evidence of the musical talent in the school, Miss Mc Teague will be taking the school Traditional Music Band to Ennistymon, Co. Clare on December 1st and 2nd as part of a music exchange.

Anti-Bullying Week

1st, 2nd and 5th year Art students took time out this week to design posters, create slogans or write poems to promote awareness of Anti-Bullying Week. The work is on display around the school and the prize winners will be announced next week. The winning poems and slogans will be posted here too for the whole world to see!