The Le Chéile Schools Trust now comprises the schools of fourteen religious congregations. The aim of the Trust is to carry on the legal, financial and inspirational role of trusteeship that has, up to now, been done by individual congregations. It carries out the legal and inspirational role of trusteeship . This is a significant development in Irish education as the Catholic Church and the individual religious congregations renew and reformulate their commitment to Irish education.
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We are delighted to announce that St Laurence College has become a member of the Le Chéile Schools Trust in what is an exciting and positive initiative in the College’s long and distinguished participation in furthering Catholic education in Ireland over the past 50 years. They formally joined at the Le Chéile Conference last week […]
Congratulations to St Louis secondary School’s 6th Year Economics Students and their teacher Ms Sinéad Brady who have been awarded a trip to the European Parliament in Strasbourg. The students will get the unique opportunity to experience EU decision making in the form of a multilingual European Youth Parliament. The event also allows students to get […]
The Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton T.D., announced the launch of the School Excellence Fund – Step Up Project recently in Athlone. The Step Up Project focuses on supporting schools to ‘step up’ in the delivery of the New Junior Cycle programme. Schools will work together and will be supported by the Inspectorate, […]
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Pay it Forward
Le Chéile Day and Pay It Forward Day
12th April 2019
Founders Day We Celebrate
Marie Madeline d’Houet
Faithful Companions of Jesus
