‘The Irish Times’ Feeder Schools’ report published Thursday 27th of November listed Balbriggan Community College as one of the most improved schools in the country for providing a platform for Third Level Education. Balbriggan Community College was also listed as the top feeder school in North County Dublin for third level. It was the fifth highest...Read More
Balbriggan CC is taking part in a new business challenge called ‘AIB Build a Bank’. Kerry footballing legend Colm ‘The Gouch’ Cooper came to the school to offically open the project and took the time to have a Q&A session with students on the world of Business. He also met with the top footballing Sportstars...Read More
Balbriggan CC in conjunction with Trinity Access Programmes and CFES are delighted to work with College For Every student. The essence of College For Every Student is the engagement of every CFES Scholar in three high-impact practices that research has shown effective in not only getting students on track toward college, but also helping them persist...Read More
>th November). A number of events were held throughout the week. This included a careers seminar in the Bracken Court hotel for second and third years. A wide variety of careers were showcased – Solicitor, Computer programmer, aviation and vet etc. Career talks were also held in the school for other year groups. This week was...Read More
=”rand”] Balbriggan Community College kick of the Halloween Season with a morning of Pumpkin Carving organized by HSCL Mairead Doyle. Thank you to Gerry Arnold for the kind donation of pumpkins. The staff and students took to the task with great vigor.Read More
ents. Oliver wowed students with his enthusiasm and passion for cooking. He served up Thai Prawn Noodle soup which was a delight for all senses. The aromatic aromas from the blended lemongrass, ginger and other herbs and spices filled the air which left the students eager to taste. They were not left disappointed. This dish...Read More
