Girls' Mini 7s Success

Well done to the Girls' Mini 7s team who came in runners up in the recent Mini 7s competition!

Having won their way through to the county finals, the girls did extremely well on what was a very cold and blustery day in Dunganny.

Despite suffering an early loss to a superb Boyerstown outfit, the girls upped their performance to beat both Dunboyne and Trim to finish second overall.

Well done to the girls and their captains, Meadhbh and Lucy!

Boys' Soccer Success

Well done to the two boys' soccer teams who represented the school on Wednesday, 3rd April.

The first team captained by Mark, lost the first game to Kentstown but then showed their true resolve by winning the next two games, 2-0 and 4-1 with some outstanding displays.

Sterling defensive work from Max, James and Tyler, coupled with brilliant running from Mark and James in the middle made sure they held out both Wilkinstown and Headfort to a solitary goal, with James doing trojan work in goals. Austin and Ryan then supplied the goals to ensure the boys finished second in the group. Well done to the boys and their captain, Mark!

The second team, captained by Jamie won out their group and beat Kentstown in a quarter final in an enthralling game, 6-4. The semi was a lot closer with Slane leading through an early goal. However, Kildalkey upped the gears and eventually won the semi 4-1.

This means they are through to the finals next Wednesday - well done and the very best of luck to them!

Spelling Bee 2019

Well done to Ronan, who represented Kildalkey in the recent spelling bee in Trim.

Ronan did brilliantly on the day, getting through to the third round along with seven others.

Congrats to Ronan on a brilliant performance!

Leah's Model Success

Well done to Leah from 6th Class who won gold in the regional Community Art Games recently.

Leah came first in the Kildalkey/Athboy district with a model. She then had to create a model on the day of the finals which she did!

This stunning piece came in first in the regional competitions and put Leah into the national finals in Limerick. Well done Leah!!