Ladies Football
Great win for U14.5 Ladies Footballers today. They played Coláiste an Chraoibhín in Fermoy and came away with a brilliant victory, 10-13 to 5-0. They now advance to the East…
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Here in Coláiste Fionnchua we aim to ensure that each student entrusted into our care is given every opportunity to fulfil their potential, both academically and individually. We have a proud tradition of providing a high quality educational experience to the students of Mitchelstown and the surrounding areas. This is achieved by encouraging and challenging our students to fulfil their potential, providing a comprehensive academic curriculum and promoting a wide-ranging programme of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities.
An underpinning principle of Coláiste Fionnchua is our ethos of working in partnership with all members of the school community: students, parents, teachers, Board of Management and the local community. Our active Student Council and vibrant Parents’ Association are essential to College life and very much a part of our inclusive approach towards education.
The caring, committed and highly skilled staff body has always placed an emphasis on both the academic and holistic development of students, affording Coláiste Fionnchua its reputation as a place where students can fulfil their potential in a welcoming, encouraging and safe environment. It is this commitment and dedication that allows us to provide a top quality educational experience for the students who enrol with us in Coláiste Fionnchua.
We invite you to consider the quality service we provide in Coláiste Fionnchua by exploring this prospectus and our website and encouraging you to visit our campus on Church Road, Mitchelstown.
“We provide an inclusive and respectful learning environment where students entrusted into our care can develop and reach their full academic and individual potential.”
We hope you enjoy our College experience.
Mise le meas,
Aoife O’Keeffe, Principal & Kenneth Hickey, Deputy Principal.
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