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The Sisters of Charity NS, Clonmel, recently wrapped up the school term with their hugely popular Halloween Hooley. This annual fancy dress event lets all pupils celebrate the start of the October Mid-Term Break in style!
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This year's Hooley was expertly organised and run by the 6th Class students, who set up a fantastic range of activities. Highlights included nail painting, hook a duck, guess the teacher, an Escape Room and the always terrifying Haunted House. Meanwhile, the 5th Class girls ensured everyone enjoyed a sweet treat by running the delicious bake sale.
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The Hooley was a huge hit, with pupils delighted to see their teachers and staff join the fun.
Rumour has it a band of Traitors and even The Joker were spotted roaming the school grounds!
The school extends a huge thank you to the entire school community, pupils, and parents for their incredible engagement and support that makes the Hooley a success year after year.
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