Congratulations to our TY film makers who took home the Best Film Award in the Rubbish Film Festival 2026 - Dublin City Regional Awards. Schools from around Dublin made films about climate change and sustainability. Chanel College won for their film ‘Pass The Parcel’. This creative and engaging film explores the issue of paper waste, highlighting how everyday habits can lead to unnecessary waste and environmental impact. Through a clever concept and strong storytelling, Pass

On the 22nd March, 39 students and 5 leaders flew to Paris for a trip to remember. We packed it all in: The Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysées, a Bateaux Mouches river boat cruise along the Seine taking in Notre Dame and the Louvre, a whole day in Disneyland with night-time fireworks show and finally the Stade de France and some shopping at Aeroville, before we flew home. We got lucky with the weather, visiting sights and strolling around Disneyland in glorious sun

Don’t stop believin’… because our TYs along with St Mary's Killester, just delivered an incredible four shows of Rock of Ages, with the grand finale last night! 🎸✨They brought the house down! It was a HUGE team effort to bring it all together - too many to mention and thank. Well done everyone 👏👏👏

Students from Chanel College recently participated in the NVIDIA Instructor-Led Workshop: Fundamentals of Deep Learning hosted at TU Dublin – School of Enterprise Computing and Digital Transformation . This prestigious professional development and student learning event brought together participants from 7 second-level schools , with a total of 77 students and 13 teachers attending the hands-on AI workshop. As part of the programme, Chanel College students successfully com