Pedrouzo to Santiago de Compostela. We made it ! The sun came out just as we arrived into Santiago, lots of tired bodies and sore feet but all 53 students entered the Cathedral square together. Collectively, we covered 5,900km which is the equivalent of walking from Headford to Santiago & back. Buen Camino 2025!  ...Read More

Arzúa to Pedrouzo. Short rainy day but spirits are high. One day left to Santiago !Read More

Day 3 – Palas de Rei to Arzua. Students & teachers alike had to dig deep, we experienced four seasons in one day. Despite sore legs & sore egos we are all still in one piece!Read More

We had the pleasure of hosting German exchange students after an 8 month wait. Some of our students had visited them in September and they all celebrated their reunion in the Anglers Rest. They went to Galway City, the City Museum, Salthill and The Planet and had a family day over the weekend. They also...Read More

From Portmarin to Palas de Rei 24km completed on Thursday. Made it just as the rain came down! 29 km to walk today, the longest leg of the trip. We wish them the best of luck.Read More

Please see poster below regarding the National Parents’ and Students’ Leaving Certificate Helpline for 2024/25. National Parents’ and Students’ Leaving Certificate Helpline Posters 24.25 (1)Read More

Congratulations to our TY student, Colm O’Neill, who was shortlisted for the RTE All Ireland Drama Festival – School Playwright 2025. He is pictured here at the recent award ceremony with his fellow TY entrants, Wiktoria Stasiak and Shannon Scully.Read More

Members of our student council were in DCU yesterday to attend the 2024/2025 Leadership in a CEIST School (LCS)  programme. A wide-ranging programme that challenges both the leaders of today and the leaders of tomorrow to look at their understanding of leadership in a Catholic school in today’s world. The students heard stories based on...Read More

Our TY Camino students set off early yesterday morning leaving PCH at 6am. Arrived in Portomarin safe and sound and the walking has commenced under clear blue skies !Read More

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