Welcome Parents/Guardians,
In this section of the website, I will keep you updated on recent developments here in the school. Through Newsletter addresses and letters to Parents and Guardians.
As we approach the end of the School Year. I would like to thank all members of our school community for a very successful and fruitful year. What a year!
Camogie, Basketball, Gaelic Football, Athletics, Equestrian, Soccer, Literacy week, Seachtain na Gaeilge, Happy Week, Active Week, Friendship week, Careers Night, Ski Trip, Berlin Trip, French Exchange, Subject Fair, TY play, Broadway Hits, 5th Year Subject Fair, College trips, Drama Trips, History Trips, Art Trips, Geography & Biology Field studies, Presentation Bake off, Exams, Homework Study, friendships. The list goes on. Secondary School, Wexford for the year 2017/2018.
It has been a very busy school year! As a school community, we have learned so much and shared experiences that will long remain with us in the years to come. This community and wholehearted passion helps to make our school a wonderful place of learning for all our students
As the school year 2017/2018 ends, we as a school look back with great pride at the collaborative efforts of our students, staff, parents and local community to provide a holistic education here at Presentation Secondary School Wexford. I wish to thank all of you most sincerely for your dedication, positivity, diligence, hard work and generosity which make our school such a wonderful place to be each day. It is great to see that our students continue to maintain extremely high academic standards while at the same time actively participating in various extra-curricular activities. This balance is so important in everyone’s life.
Presentation Secondary School is getting better all the time. Take whatever measure you wish, our school is right up there with the best. We are justifiably proud of our school community and its dedication to the education of our students. Our students are a credit to themselves, their families in the way they conduct themselves, the way they apply themselves, engage with our staff and visitors, and for the spirit they bring to our school. We urge our students to continue to make the most of their talents, to always do their best and to realise their full potential. What we sow now, we will harvest later.
Once again, sport played an exhilarating part in our life. Who will ever forget the day our girls were crowned All Ireland Junior Camogie B champions following an epic 2-10 to 1-11 extra-time win in a replay over Castlecomer. The team’s spirit and their will to win was incredible. There is only one way to succeed in anything, and that is to give it everything. That is what our girls did.
Our congratulations and thanks go to the girls, their managers, their clubs and supporters who created history and brought such honour to our school. Our, Best Always.
Our 2nd year basketballers won their Regional Final to reach the All Ireland playoffs. I am convinced they will not stop until they achieve their dream. Nor will our athletes who ran their heart out this year all the way to the All-Ireland Finals. There were also some tremendous displays by our soccer teams and with the talent, available success will inevitably follow. Great tribute and thanks go to all our students and teachers who represent our school so sportingly and with such commitment and dedication.
Well done to our Equestrian team on winning the league cup in the recent interschool’s competitions, the silverware kept on coming at the end of this year.
We have a proud tradition of academic excellence; in addition, students participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities provided by a generous and committed staff who give up their time on a voluntary basis. As Principal here in Presentation Secondary School, my door is always open to staff, parents and students and I am looking forward to working with all members of our school community in a challenging and positive environment, always upholding the values on which we were founded. In 2000, Nano Nagle was voted Irish Woman of the Millennium in recognition of her importance as a pioneer of female education in Ireland; we hope that all our students strive to do their best in life. The Presentation order was established in Wexford town in October 1818, being the first religious order to come to the town after the Penal Laws. In the 1820s, the Presentation Sisters established a school, which has, over time, developed into the Presentation Secondary School. We will mark 200 years of providing education to the town of Wexford and its environs in October 2018. We look forward to celebrating and marking this milestone in October 2018 and the Bicentenary Committee are busy planning for next year.
I would like to thank our Board of Management, our Parents’ Council and our Students’ Council who have worked extremely hard throughout the year to promote and enhance our school.
The school bids a fond farewell to Ms. M. Scanlon who is retiring from the teaching profession this August. Staff, students, parents, past and present will miss her presence greatly. We thank her for her dedication, loyalty, diligence, kindness and good humour, which she continuously portrayed during her time here in the school. Rath Dé agus fad saoil ortsa agus ar do chlann.
Finally, I would like to take the opportunity to wish our students who will be sitting their State Exams in a few short weeks the very best. I would particularly like to extend my best wishes to our Leaving Certificate students who will be starting their own life journeys next year. We wish them health and happiness in whatever path they ultimately find themselves on and hope the values they acquired here sustain them in whatever challenges they may face in the years ahead.
I look forward to seeing you all in August. To those of you who are leaving us for new places we wish you all the best and you will continue to be in our prayers. le cúnamh Dé.
Please see relevant letters below and also the student calendar for 2018/2019
William Ryan
June 2018
In this section of the website, I will keep you updated on recent developments here in the school. Through Newsletter addresses and letters to Parents and Guardians.
As we approach the end of the School Year. I would like to thank all members of our school community for a very successful and fruitful year. What a year!
Camogie, Basketball, Gaelic Football, Athletics, Equestrian, Soccer, Literacy week, Seachtain na Gaeilge, Happy Week, Active Week, Friendship week, Careers Night, Ski Trip, Berlin Trip, French Exchange, Subject Fair, TY play, Broadway Hits, 5th Year Subject Fair, College trips, Drama Trips, History Trips, Art Trips, Geography & Biology Field studies, Presentation Bake off, Exams, Homework Study, friendships. The list goes on. Secondary School, Wexford for the year 2017/2018.
It has been a very busy school year! As a school community, we have learned so much and shared experiences that will long remain with us in the years to come. This community and wholehearted passion helps to make our school a wonderful place of learning for all our students
As the school year 2017/2018 ends, we as a school look back with great pride at the collaborative efforts of our students, staff, parents and local community to provide a holistic education here at Presentation Secondary School Wexford. I wish to thank all of you most sincerely for your dedication, positivity, diligence, hard work and generosity which make our school such a wonderful place to be each day. It is great to see that our students continue to maintain extremely high academic standards while at the same time actively participating in various extra-curricular activities. This balance is so important in everyone’s life.
Presentation Secondary School is getting better all the time. Take whatever measure you wish, our school is right up there with the best. We are justifiably proud of our school community and its dedication to the education of our students. Our students are a credit to themselves, their families in the way they conduct themselves, the way they apply themselves, engage with our staff and visitors, and for the spirit they bring to our school. We urge our students to continue to make the most of their talents, to always do their best and to realise their full potential. What we sow now, we will harvest later.
Once again, sport played an exhilarating part in our life. Who will ever forget the day our girls were crowned All Ireland Junior Camogie B champions following an epic 2-10 to 1-11 extra-time win in a replay over Castlecomer. The team’s spirit and their will to win was incredible. There is only one way to succeed in anything, and that is to give it everything. That is what our girls did.
Our congratulations and thanks go to the girls, their managers, their clubs and supporters who created history and brought such honour to our school. Our, Best Always.
Our 2nd year basketballers won their Regional Final to reach the All Ireland playoffs. I am convinced they will not stop until they achieve their dream. Nor will our athletes who ran their heart out this year all the way to the All-Ireland Finals. There were also some tremendous displays by our soccer teams and with the talent, available success will inevitably follow. Great tribute and thanks go to all our students and teachers who represent our school so sportingly and with such commitment and dedication.
Well done to our Equestrian team on winning the league cup in the recent interschool’s competitions, the silverware kept on coming at the end of this year.
We have a proud tradition of academic excellence; in addition, students participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities provided by a generous and committed staff who give up their time on a voluntary basis. As Principal here in Presentation Secondary School, my door is always open to staff, parents and students and I am looking forward to working with all members of our school community in a challenging and positive environment, always upholding the values on which we were founded. In 2000, Nano Nagle was voted Irish Woman of the Millennium in recognition of her importance as a pioneer of female education in Ireland; we hope that all our students strive to do their best in life. The Presentation order was established in Wexford town in October 1818, being the first religious order to come to the town after the Penal Laws. In the 1820s, the Presentation Sisters established a school, which has, over time, developed into the Presentation Secondary School. We will mark 200 years of providing education to the town of Wexford and its environs in October 2018. We look forward to celebrating and marking this milestone in October 2018 and the Bicentenary Committee are busy planning for next year.
I would like to thank our Board of Management, our Parents’ Council and our Students’ Council who have worked extremely hard throughout the year to promote and enhance our school.
The school bids a fond farewell to Ms. M. Scanlon who is retiring from the teaching profession this August. Staff, students, parents, past and present will miss her presence greatly. We thank her for her dedication, loyalty, diligence, kindness and good humour, which she continuously portrayed during her time here in the school. Rath Dé agus fad saoil ortsa agus ar do chlann.
Finally, I would like to take the opportunity to wish our students who will be sitting their State Exams in a few short weeks the very best. I would particularly like to extend my best wishes to our Leaving Certificate students who will be starting their own life journeys next year. We wish them health and happiness in whatever path they ultimately find themselves on and hope the values they acquired here sustain them in whatever challenges they may face in the years ahead.
I look forward to seeing you all in August. To those of you who are leaving us for new places we wish you all the best and you will continue to be in our prayers. le cúnamh Dé.
Please see relevant letters below and also the student calendar for 2018/2019
William Ryan
June 2018
Letters to Parents for 2018/2019 - Student Calendar 2018/2019
| 6th_year_students_letter_2018.pdf |
| 5th_year_students_letter_2018.pdf |
| ty_students_letter_2018.pdf |
| 3rd_year_students_letter_2018.pdf |
| 2nd_year_students_letter_2018.pdf |
| evening_supervised_study_2018.pdf |
| student.calendar.18.19.pdf |
Newsletters
| latestnews.dec2015.pdf |
| principal.dec2016.pdf |
| principal.jan2017.pdf |
| principal.march2017.pdf |
| principal.oct2017.pdf |
| principal.december2017.pdf |
| principal.march2018.pdf |
Letters to Parents
| 3rdyrletterexams2018.pdf |
| 6thyrletterexams2018.pdf |
| wse-mll2018.pdf |
| letterforparents.mocks.pdf |
| newtimetablegrid.pdf |
| ptm.staffmeetings.16.17.pdf |
| lettertoparentsbehaviour.pdf |
Documents
Parents Nights
| jctinformationnight.11.04.18.pdf |
| 1styrinfonight.pdf |
| 2ndyearparentsnight.pdf |
| incoming1styears.18.19powerpoint.pdf |
| 5th.6thyearparentsnight.17.pdf |
| incomingfirstyear.booklet.pdf |
| subject_choice_final_parents__2018.pdf |
| lcvp.pdf |
Other Documents
| framework-for-junior-cycle-2015.pdf |
| jcinfoparentspostprimaryleaflet.pdf |