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07 Sept 2025

Roscrea Secondary School welcomes back students for a new school year

Coláiste Phobal Roscrea students also achieved excellent results in the Leaving Cert

Roscrea Secondary School welcomes back students for a new school year

Pictured is Coláiste Phobal Prinicipal, Mr Flynn with Alison Crofton who attained oustanding results in the Leaving Certificate exams

As the doors of Coláiste Phobal Ros Cré reopened this August, the school community was filled with excitement and anticipation for the year ahead.

The return to school was marked by a warm welcome for all students, especially the new cohort of First Year pupils who arrived full of enthusiasm and curiosity, ready to begin their secondary school journey.

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The school was delighted to greet seven new staff members, each bringing a wealth of experience, fresh perspectives, and specialized skills to the Coláiste. Their arrival strengthens the school’s commitment to providing a holistic and inclusive education, and their contributions are already enriching the learning environment.

Mr Flynn pictured with Tommy Wooster Delaney

The school also celebrated the outstanding achievements of the Leaving Certificate Class of 2025, a testament to their hard work and the support of their teachers and families. These results open doors to exciting third-level opportunities and reflect the academic strength of the school.

A particularly heartwarming morning was shared with the Class of 2025 on the morning of Friday 22nd, their teachers, as they gathered to reflect on their journey and look ahead to the future. The atmosphere was filled with pride, joy, and a sense of accomplishment, setting a positive tone for the year.

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Principal Mr. Jack Flynn expressed his pride in the school’s achievements and their excitement for the year ahead. With a renewed focus on student wellbeing, academic excellence, and community engagement, Coláiste Phobal Ros Cré is poised for another successful chapter.

Mr Flynn pictured with Damian Tomkow

As the school year begins, the entire Coláiste community looks forward to building on its strong foundations, embracing new opportunities, and continuing to foster a nurturing and dynamic learning environment for all.

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