Saint Patrick's High School, Keady, Co Armagh

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Welcome

It is with great pride and pleasure that I warmly welcome you, and your family, to St Patrick’s High School. Students in St Patrick’s are happy and cared for, we have high expectations and instil an aspirational mindset.

We are an all-ability, co-educational Catholic school where every child is recognised and celebrated as an individual. Our child-centred focus ensures that each and every child is guided and supported to shine both inside and outside the classroom.

St Patrick’s is a vibrant learning environment, and this inclusive, caring community ensures success for all in every aspect of school life.

At St Patrick’s High School, we are committed to providing a holistic education that nurtures the mind, body, and spirit. Our dedicated staff work tirelessly to create a supportive and stimulating environment where academic excellence is achieved alongside personal growth and spiritual development. We believe that every child has unique gifts and talents, and it is our mission to help them discover and develop these to the fullest.

Our Catholic ethos and faith are at the core of everything we do. It guides our values and shapes our actions, fostering a sense of respect, compassion, and service to others. Our motto “Respect for yourself and Consideration for others” drives us in all we do.

We offer a broad and balanced curriculum that caters to the needs of all our students, ensuring they are well prepared for whichever future pathway they choose to follow. It is our hope that every child will succeed and follow a path that brings happiness, satisfaction, and where they can contribute effectively to society.

Our extracurricular activities provide rich opportunities for students to explore their interests and develop new skills, from sports and arts to community service and leadership.

We are proud of our strong partnership with parents, parishes, partner primary schools, and the wider community. Together, we work to create a nurturing environment where students can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.

Thank you for considering our school for your child's education. We look forward to welcoming you into our community and embarking on this exciting journey together.

Mrs K. McKenna
Principal

 
 

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πŸ„ ABP Angus Youth Challenge – Study Trip Day 2 πŸ„ Day 2 – Part 1 Grainne, Minnie and Sally were up bright and early this morning as they headed off to visit two innovative dairy farms. The first stop was John Egerton’s Farm, Enniskillen, where the girls were welcomed by John’s sons and given a tour of the farm. One of the highlights was seeing the automatic milk feeder for calves in action. It was fascinating to learn how these systems improve farm efficiency while also enhancing animal welfare by providing calves with consistent, on-demand nutrition. The group then travelled to Harte Peat Farms, Leonard’s Island, Clones, where Tommy provided an excellent tour of the farm. Tommy’s passion for farming was clear to see, and he was more than happy to answer the girls’ many questions about the automatic milking systems, feeders and scrapers. It was amazing to see how modern technology can help a farm operate so efficiently while maintaining such high standards of animal health and welfare. The girls gained a valuable insight into the future of dairy farming and the important role technology plays in the industry. A fantastic and informative start to Day 2! πŸ‘πŸ„ @ABPFoods @ABPAngusYouth #ABPAngusYouthChallenge #ABPFoodGroup #FutureFarmers #YoungFarmers #DairyFarming
Year 9 students had a blast at Emerald Park πŸ’š
πŸ„ ABP Angus Youth Challenge – Study Trip Day 1 πŸ„ Day 1 – Part 2 Grainne, Minnie and Sally took part in a steak cooking challenge, where they were placed into teams with students from other schools. This helped to develop their teamwork skills and gave them the opportunity to make new friends. A huge congratulations to Minnie’s team, who cooked their steak to an exceptionally high standard and were crowned the winners of the competition! πŸ†πŸ₯© The girls then took part in an educational session on food safety, learning how bacteria can grow in meat. They also carried out culture swabs to investigate bacterial growth and contamination, gaining valuable hands-on experience. Another fantastic and informative day for the girls on the ABP Angus Youth Challenge! πŸ‘
πŸ‡·πŸ‡΄ Day 5 – School Aid Romania πŸ‡·πŸ‡΄ What a fantastic day! This morning we visited the special school where our wonderful translator, Roxanna, teaches. School Aid Romania has proudly supported the school over the years through fundraising and providing much-needed resources, so it was incredibly special to see firsthand the difference that support continues to make. We then spent a few amazing hours at the Down Syndrome Centre in Braşov – and what a morning it was! There was singing, dancing, laughter and plenty of smiles all around. A special mention to the impromptu Gagnam Style disco that went down an absolute treat! The energy and joy in the room were infectious, and truthfully, none of us wanted to leave. After such a busy and emotional morning, we headed to a waterpark for a few hours of well-earned rest and relaxation. A perfect way to recharge as we reach the halfway point of our week, ready for everything the rest of this incredible journey has in store. #SchoolAidRomania #Day5 #MakingADifference #Brasov #DownSyndromeCentre
The year 10s enjoyed a great (and warm!!) trip to Emerald Park to finish the school year πŸ‘πŸΌπŸŽ’
πŸ„ ABP Angus Youth Challenge – Study Trip Day 1 πŸ„ GrΓ‘inne, Minnie and Sally got their study trip underway as part of the ABP Angus Youth Challenge, with an exciting and informative first day at ABP Linden Primal, Dungannon. The girls heard from Lisa from ABP, who explained the journey of sustainable beef production from insemination right through to processing, highlighting the importance of sustainability and traceability throughout the supply chain. They also learned about the various stages involved in meat processing at ABP Linden. A highlight of the day was a guided tour of the processing facility led by Martin, who took the girls through the chiller and explained the different cuts of meat, the importance of fat and muscle in meat quality, and why a bigger animal does not always produce better meat. ABP Linden is renowned for processing beef and lamb and preparing and packing fresh meat products for supermarkets, food manufacturers and other customers across the UK and Europe. The group also had the opportunity to hear from Kellie McEvoy and Clement Lynch from the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU), who spoke about the role of the organisation and the opportunities available within the agricultural industry. To round off a busy and educational day, GrΓ‘inne, Minnie and Sally presented their project presentation to the other participating schools, representatives from ABP, and UFU representatives Kellie McEvoy and Clement Lynch. A fantastic start to the study trip, with plenty of learning, networking and new experiences. We look forward to seeing what the rest of the week brings! 🌟 #ABPAngusYouthChallenge #ABP #Agriculture #FutureFarmers #YouthDevelopment @abpangusyouth
P7 Day is underway with a smiling face everywhere you turn!!! πŸ˜ƒ
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Well done Megan 🀩
 
 

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