The Junior Girls Soccer Squad composed of 2nd & 3rd Yrs attended their second soccer blitz of the year in Mounthawk Park, Tralee yesterday. The opposition included two Tralee schools-Presentation Seconday School & Mounthawk together with Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine, Kenmare.

The results varied across the 9 games played with a sprinkling of wins, losses & drawn games. It's fantastic to see large numbers of girls taking part. Well done everyone👏

Congratulations to our 1st Yr student Caoimhe Mulroe who competed in the Scór na nÓg Limerick final at the weekend and won gold in the solo singing. Caoimhe will now represent her club in the Munster Competition in November. Fantastic Caoimhe, well done👏 🏆

ISPCC is delighted to deliver a FREE online webinar to parents/carers on 'Anxiety Based School Avoidance' which takes place on Tuesday the 4th of November at 7pm.

On the evening ISPCC Childline Digital Support Coordinator, Bree O'Neill will look at how parents can support their child.Please see poster attached. Registration is now open buff.ly/ADhUIXL

The final two 2nd Yr Classes had their Personal Reflection Day today in Athea. They took part in a variety of activities led by Declan Browne who has been coming to TCS for many years-we thank him for all his work. It was a very enjoyable & worthwhile experience for all👏

Congratulations to Ted McIntyre Morris & Zi Hang Zeng who won joint first prize for their amazing artwork for Mental Health Week! All 3rd Year students created positive slogans & posters highlighting the importance of mental wellbeing in their Life Skills classes.

Well done to everyone involved — Tarbert Comprehensive is truly highlighting the importance of our motto: “A healthy mind in a healthy body'.

Congratulations to Moyvane U17 Ladies Gaelic Football Team who won the Division 3 Minor Club Championship recently. Past pupil Rachel O'Connor accepted the Shield on behalf of the team. Well done girls👏

Sergeant O'Keeffe & Garda Hallett visited the Comp today where they spoke to students about the dangers to themselves & to others of using fireworks. They spoke about the negative impact of being involved in anti social behaviour together with the effect it can have on others,

on their own future careers, travels & indeed their families. They encouraged young people to enjoy themselves, to avoid fireworks & to gather in ways that are respectful & non-threatening to others in their local communities.

JC1 students were busy in the wood technology workshop in the lead up to the mid-term break. Students commenced their project work along with taking some time to 3D print a variety of Halloween Decorations. Very impressive work completed by all, well done🎃💀

Home Economics students were busy getting into the Halloween spirit in the Home Ec room today. Looking good, well done everyone👻🎃

Well done to Stephanie Saint John who had to plan & organise a function for the 'preparing for work' module in her junior cycle programme. Stephanie organised a Halloween party which was a great success & was enjoyed by both staff & students. Great job Stephanie, well done🎃

Wishing our entire school community a great Halloween break. Enjoy & stay safe everyone. Have a 'spooktacular' time👻 🎃

Lots of Halloween fun happened in the library yesterday! Library members received trick-or-treat bags with every book borrowed for the Mid Term. Many chose the wrapped books as their “trick” before getting their “treat”! Happy reading everyone, & enjoy the Mid Term.

The wet weather didn't put off the TCS students as they headed to Clonshire Equestrian Centre with their new saddle pads, to represent the Comp. The 80 cm team of Emily Brick, Jessica Austin & Kate Moloney were unlucky, having to go first on a tricky course in very wet conditions

A speedy jump off round by Jessica Austin sealed 1st place ribbons for her 60cm team of Katelyn Nestor, Grace Campbell & Kayla Mulvihill. With only one pole on the ground, the second 60cm team of Kate Moloney, Ruby Lyons & Klara Phillips came 3rd in the same competition.

Kayla Mulvihill also competed individually & was very unlucky in the jump off with 4 faults. The 1m team of Eimear Ambrose, Lucy Kissane & Marie Roy jumped fantastically with the team receiving the 1st place ribbons & Lucy and Eimear came 2nd & 3rd in the individual competition.

Well done girls you all did super👏 A quick word of thanks to Clonshire EC for hosting a great competition, to the parents for giving up their bank holiday to bring the girls with their ponies & horses to Clonshire & to Streamside Stables for loaning some super ponies & horses.