Stand Up Awareness Week is taking place from Mon. Nov. 16th to Fri. Nov. 20th.
This initiative is supported by the Department of Education and the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.
The anti-LGBTI+ bullying week, now in its 11th year is a time for schools to take a stand against homophobic, biphobic, and transphobic bullying.
Stand Up Awareness Week aims to build a school system that values the safety and wellbeing of LGBTI+ students.
Best of luck to three TYP students in the Kenwood Young Baker Competition. Astrid Proctor with Poolbeg Stacks, Emma Porter with Toasting Marshmallows & Laura Connolly with Volleyball.
Well done to all involved in our latest Art Exhibition organised by Ms. Russell. Some amazing talent on show.
Congratulations to all the winners of the Adopt an Atom project. All the winners are pictured here with their prize – an atom cupcake!
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Be a part of history in the making! Why not get involved in this unique opportunity to record live history?
The Rockford Manor History Department are seeking your help with the launch of this project which aims to document your experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. It intends to build up a collection of photographs, artwork, posters, advertisements, newspaper articles and short videos showing how life has changed for all in the Rockford Manor Community during the pandemic. Further details here:
Congratulations to Roxana & Alessandra who have been awarded Physics Student of the Year certificates by the Institute of Physics in Ireland. The girls and the school have been included 2020 School Student Physics Awards roll of honour. Well done girls and to Ms. Peutz
To all our students, parents/guardians and staff please click below to download our latest community update. Hopefully you will find items of interest within. Stay safe & stay well. Ms. Gallagher