Official launch of Lasallian Competition 2023/24

The MEL Committee Ireland officially launched the Lasallian Competition for 2023/24 a last week’s Student Leadership Programme in Castletown.

Last year's competition was a huge success and saw fantastic engagement from Lasallian schools across the country. It is a very important initiative for our schools and we hope that the engagement from last year can be repeated. 

The competition is a means to  encourage our students to explore and develop their understanding of the Lasallian ethos in a meaningful way as well as allowing our young people to be creative across whatever format suits them best.  

It is hoped that every school will be in a position to enter the competition this year. Schools may decide to run the competition at a school level first and then choose the three who will go to the finals.  All of the entries at school level and the finalists will be recognised for their efforts with a certificate.  

The Competition details are as follows:

The title of this year's Competition is:  Our Lasallian World

Open to: 

  • Individual, class or group entries (maximum 6 in a group) 

  • Primary School: 5th Class, 6th Class, Year 6 and Year 7

  • Secondary School: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Year, TY, LCA, Year 8 & Year 9 

 Format: 

Create an entry in any medium you choose, accompanied by a blurb explaining the importance/significance of the piece for you (max 150 words). Entries can be: A piece of Writing (Poems, Essays, Drama etc,) Art (Animation, Film, Painting, Drawing, Ceramics), Music, Making and Creating, Video, Woodwork, Metalwork, Media, Power Point, Apps or any other suitable medium.

Prizes:  

All entries at school level and the finalists receive a certificate. Winner in individual, group and class. Overall winner. 

The closing date for applications is February 9th 2024.  The Lasallian Comp​etition celebrations will take place in Castletown on March 12th 2024. 

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