Mission Possible Winners

See all our 2024 winners here

• Primary school

  St Clare's National School, County Cavan
  The primary school winning entry was around a Self-Expression Day, where the children dress in a way that allows them to express their identities, define themselves as unique individuals and portray their true selves on the day.

• Secondary school

  Coláiste Muire Ballymote, County Sligo
  Coláiste Muire's idea helped deepen collaborations with their Student Council and student body. Their project involved setting up art signposting areas which will serve as daily reminders for the importance of mental health and self-care; introducing information boards which showcase supports in the school community and beyond; and installing a new greenhouse to offer another wellbeing space for students and contribute to sustainability.

• FET centres (including Youthreach)

  Kilkenny Youthreach, County Kilkenny
  The winners planned to enhance the wellbeing of young people attending their centre by developing a sensory room and adding gym equipment. These initiatives aim to improve mental health, physical health, and overall student engagement.

See all our 2023 winners here

• Primary school

  Winners were announced as Scoil Lorcáin Boys National School, St John’s Park, County Waterford.

• Secondary school and Youthreach

  Our winners were Youthreach North Great Georges Street, Dublin 1.

• Special class in secondary school

  Winners were St Joseph’s Secondary School Drogheda, County Louth.

See all our 2022 winners here

• Best Standalone Project

  Primary school: Scoil Treasa Naofa, Donore Avenue, Dublin 8.

  Secondary school: Trinity Comprehensive School, Main Street, Ballymun, Dublin 9.

• Most Creative Idea

  Primary school: St Patrick's Boys and Girls Primary School, Lombard Street, County Galway.

  Secondary school: Loreto Secondary School, Vevay Rd, Bray, County Wicklow.

• Best Programme Activity

  Primary school: Scoil Treasa Naofa, Donore Avenue, Dublin 8.

  Secondary school: St Patrick's Comprehensive School, Shannon, County Clare.

See all our 2021 winners here.

• Primary school winners

  Best Standalone Project

  Scoil Treasa Naofa | Donore Avenue, Dublin 8

  Most Creative Idea

  St Oliver’s National School | Carlingford, County Louth

  Best Programme Activity

  St Colman’s National School | Cloyne, County Cork

• Secondary school winners

  Best Standalone Project

  St Patrick’s Comprehensive School | Shannon, County Clare

  Most Creative Idea

  Kildare Town Community School | County Kildare

  Best Programme Activity

  St Patrick’s Cathedral Grammar School | Dublin

Click here to learn more about our 2020 winners.

• Primary school winners

  Best Standalone Project

  St Stephen’s National School | Johnstown, County Meath

  Most Creative Idea

  Woodland National School | Letterkenny, Donegal 

  Best Programme Activity

  St Joseph’s National School | Dún Laoghaire, Dublin

• Secondary school winners

  Best Standalone Project

  Marino Community Special School | Bray, County Wicklow

  Most Creative Idea

  Mercy College | Coolock, Dublin

  Best Programme Activity

  Merlin College | Galway

• Primary schools

  • First Place: St Mary’s Boys National School, Belturbet, County Cavan
  • Second Place: Balbriggan Educate Together, Balbriggan, County Dublin
  • Third Place: Ballygiblin National School, Gurteenaboul, Mitchelstown, County Cork.

     

    In no particular order, runners-up in the Primary School category were:

    • Ballyraine National School, Letterkenny, County Donegal
    • Edeninfagh National School, Glenties, County Donegal
    • St James' Primary School, Basin Lane, Dublin 8
    • St Clare's Primary School, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6W
    • St Attracta's National School, Charlestown, County Mayo
    • Gaelscoil an Bhradáin Feasa, Bothar an Mhuilinn, Droichead Atha, Contae na Mí
    • Rathbeggan National School, Dunshaughlin, County Meath
    • Scoil Mhuire Allenwood, Allenwood, County Kildare
    • CBS Primary School Kilkenny, Stephen Street, Kilkenny.

• Secondary schools

  • First Place: Rosmini Community School, Drumcondra, Dublin
  • Second Place: St Peter’s College, Dunboyne, County Meath
  • Third Place: Royal School Cavan, County Cavan.

  In no particular order, runners-up in the Secondary School category were:

  • St Joseph’s Secondary School, Tulla, County Clare
  • St Paul's Secondary School, Greenhills, Dublin 12
  • Cabinteely Community School, Dublin 18
  • Merlin College, Galway City, County Galway
  • Mountrath Community School, County Laois
  • St Gabriel's Special School, Dooradoyle, Limerick
  • Mercy Secondary School, Ballymahon, County Longford
  • St Louis Community School, Kiltimagh, County Mayo
  • St Anne's Secondary School, Tipperary Town, County Tipperary.

• Primary schools

  • First place: St Killian’s Junior National School, Tallaght, Dublin 24
  • Second place: Rathbeggan National School, Dunshaughlin, County Meath
  • Third place: Killeen National School, Louisburgh, County Mayo.

  Runners-up in the 2018 awards were:

  • Dalkey National School, Dublin
  • Galway Educate Together National School
  • Scarleigh National School, Cork 
  • Scoil na Croise Naofa, Cork City.

• Secondary schools

  • First place: Mountrath Community School, County Laois
  • Second place: Presentation College Carlow 
  • Third place: Colaiste Íosagain, Portarlington, County Laois.

  Runners-up in this category were:

  • Maryfield College, Drumcondra
  • Newtown School, Waterford
  • St Clement’s College, Limerick
  • St Kevin’s College, Dublin 11.

• Primary school winners

  • First place: St James’ Primary School, Basin Lane, Dublin 8
  • Second place: Edeninfagh National School, County Donegal
  • Third place: Scoil an Linbh Íosa, County Donegal

• Secondary school winners

  • First place: St Kevin’s College, Ballygall Road, Dublin 11
  • Second place: Mountrath Community College, County Laois 
  • Third place: Coláiste Bride, Clondalkin, Dublin