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Principal’s Address

Welcome to the website for Lanesboro Community College. I hope this website will give you an insight into our busy school and the wide range of subjects and activities on offer. We constantly strive for excellence and have high expectations for all of our students. We provide high quality teaching and learning and pride ourselves on our excellent Leaving Certificate results and progression rates to third level year after year.

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Lanesboro Community Colleges outstanding results acknowledged at LWETB Academic Excellence Awards

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The fantastic results achieved by students in Lanesboro Community College were celebrated at the recent LWETB Academic Excellence awards in the Bloomfield Hotel in Mullingar. With almost half of students achieving over 400 points and 16% getting over 500 points the Leaving Certificate students of 2018 have continued a tradition of excellent results in Lanesboro […]

Open Day 2018

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  The school open day for students starting in September 2019 will take place on Thursday 22nd November 2018.  We look forward to welcoming students and their parents to the school.  Students will spend time attending a variety of  classes during the day.  On the evening of Thursday 22nd November parents will have the opportunity […]

Taste of the Lakelands

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Our 5th Year Home Economics students were delighted to give a cookery demonstration at the Taste of the Lakelands recently. As promised they are sharing their recipies !  Well done to the students and their Home Economics teacher Mr. O’Dwyer. Taste of the Lakelands 2018 Recipies

Felix Ferox – What’s the Story?

The black cat, lounging comfortably at the front of the school, is a well-kown and much-loved feature of Lanesboro Community College. But where did it come from?

Felix Ferox was made by the art students, under the guidance of Ms. Spence, in 2008. The students were inspired by a story written by local children in 1938. The sculpture is made from concrete and took months to complete.