The theme for the season of Lent at St Benild School this year is inspired from a children's book entitled "Have You Filled a Bucket Today? A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids" by Carol McCloud.

On Thursday March 7th pupils at St. Colman's BNS Macroom celebrated World Book Day with enthusiasm. 

The spirit of camaraderie and cultural exchange filled the air as St Gerald’s De La Salle College Castlebar welcomed our dear friends from the International Lasallian Campus (Istituti Filippin) in Paderno del Grappa, Italy.

At St Gregory’s Catholic College Bath, the programme for Lenten Reconciliation covered two and a half weeks, ensuring that every class experience their own personal liturgy in the school Chapel for an hour. 

Students and staff at De La Salle School St Helens joined in on the learning and fun for World Book Day.

St Illtyd’s Catholic High School had a unique start to their Advent season this year thanks to the arrival of Fr. Benny Dennis within the RE department. Fr. Benny was visiting from St David’s Catholic Sixth Form College to observe RE lessons as part of his teacher training.

Living the Lasallian Core Principles is something very important to De La Salle School St Helens, and once again they have underlined their Lasallian Values with a project that illustrates their concern for the poor and quality education.

De La Salle College Waterford saw their first year basketball team show their skills by reaching the final recently.

Staff and studentst at Stella Maris Junior School have been very busy over the past month as they have explored topics such as keeping healthy and water conservation while also taking part in Lenten activities and welcoming visitors.

Students at St Seton’s Secondary School in Dublin continue to live the Lasallian Core Principles, including inclusive community and social justice, while also taking the opportunity to share their talents.

During the season of Lent, there have been many opportunities at St Peter’s Bournemouth to encourage and support staff and students on their Lenten journey.

Students at St Joseph’s College Beulah Hill continue to be given the opportunity to enhance their learning with a number of very informative trips and visits.

The District follow-up CPD hosted by St Cassian’s Centre saw colleagues gather over Palm Sunday weekend to deepen their understanding of the Lasallian Ethos and proved to be another memorable gathering.

The value of a Lasallian education and the opportunities that it opens up for young people has been highlighted once again in a report that recognises the popularity of De La Salle School Basildon.

The Culture of Vocations week in Malta is underway! Brothers and Partners from across the Lasallian Family are working alongside Lasallians in Malta to promote a Culture of Vocations in our ministries.

Schools from across Ireland gathered in Castletown on Tuesday March 12th for one of the most uplifting celebrations of the Lasallian Mission in our calendar.

Auxiliary Visitor, Br. Tommy Walsh, and Director of Formation, Pat Walsh, began their visits to schools in Malta today when they visited Stella Maris College.

Beneavin De La Salle, Finglas in Dublin have has a busy return since Christmas with several projects beginning and ongoing within the school.

Students at De La Salle High School Downpatrick enjoyed a seminar that focused on the issue of inclusion, and was very informative and enriching

Students at De La Salle College have not been short on activities since they returned after the Christmas holidays as they enjoyed science practicals, road safety, creating culinary delights and debating global issues.