DLS College Dundalk make great progress in recent weeks
De La Salle College Dundalk have made significant progress with their Lasallian Leavening Fund project in recent weeks.
The aim of painting school benches in vibrant colours has been boosted by the improved weather conditions which have allowed the Le Cheile Autism Class have started work on painting.
St Stephen's project will provide much needed space for the most vulnerable in the school
St Stephen’s BNS Waterford are making great progress with their Lasallian Leavening Fund project by developing an outdoor space that will benefit the school in many ways.
Their project centred on developing an outside prayer space in the adjoining garden area of the school. This space can be used to pray, for meditation, for contemplation and it will provide a much needed space for those most vulnerable in their classrooms.
Monastery NS Ardee students investigate the plight of refuges
The 6th class pupils at Monastery NS, Ardee have started work on a video documentary that focuses on the historical and contemporary struggles of refugees.
As part of this project, they have examined the origins of the word ‘refugee’. They are also researching the story of Irish people as refugees through history as well as the plight of refugees in Ireland today. Read More
Ardscoil La Salle Raheny strengthen connections with the local community
The Lasallian Leavening Fund project at Ardscoil La Salle Raheny continues to thrive as we strengthen our connections with the local community.
We are proud to be linked with St. Monica’s Senior Circle and the Grange Woodbine Senior Club, fostering intergenerational engagement and shared learning.
Basildon garden project will be a great benefit to community
Students at De La Salle School Basildon have started work on a project that will be of huge benefit to the school community in a variety of ways.
The initiative centres on the creation of a Community school garden designed around the Five Core Lasallian Principles providing teaching spaces, counselling spaces, prayer labyrinth, and a garden way of the cross. Read More
Combining spiritual growth with enhanced sense of community at Dundalk
Students and staff at De La Salle College Dundalk have begun an exciting project to paint school benches in vibrant colours and in the process combines environmental stewardship, community building, and spiritual growth.
By engaging students in planning, implementing, and maintaining the improvements, it fosters a deep sense of ownership and responsibility. Read More
Cardinal Langley commence work on outdoor Prayer Garden
Students at De La Salle School Basildon have started work on a project that will be of huge benefit to the school community in a variety of ways.
The initiative centres on the creation of a Community school garden designed around the Five Core Lasallian Principles providing teaching spaces, counselling spaces, prayer labyrinth, and a garden way of the cross. Read More
St Benild promote positive behaviour and ecological commitment
St Benild School have decided to use the Lasallian Leavening Fund to develop two separate projects.
The first initiative will see the school Printing large posters of our Positive Behaviour Policy visuals which will be launched during the scholastic year 2024/2025. Secondly, they will develop an integral ecological commitment amongst our young students by growing their own crops. Read More
St Gregory's eco-friendly vegetable garden will help care for our common home
St Greogry’s Catholic College Bath is undertaking an exciting project where the goal to create an accessible and eco-friendly wildlife and vegetable garden.
This garden will be placed in a grass spot at the front of the school, an area that will benefit greatly from a renovation and show the passing world our commitment to the environment 'our common home'. Read More
DLS College Waterford explore themes of inclusion and community
De La Salle College Waterford will focus on the themes of community and inclusion with a Lasallian Leavening Fund project to create a new First Year Community Room. The revitalisation of the 1st Year locker room addresses the need for an improved locker room environment, transforming it into a space that fosters a more positive experience for students. Read More