Student Blog

9th February 2017 by iebsoftware

Loreto Times Magazine June 2026

The Summer 2026 edition of The Loreto Times celebrates another remarkable year at Loreto Grammar School, highlighting student achievement, community spirit, creativity, leadership, faith, and sporting success. From being recognised as one of the World’s Most Admired Schools 2026 to preparing for the next chapter at the Strule Shared Education Campus, this edition captures the […]

Loreto Grammar Named as Top Ten Most Admired Schools

Loreto Grammar Named as Top Ten Most Admired Schools It’s here! We’re incredibly proud to finally share the full digital feature recognising Loreto Grammar School, Omagh, as one of the most admired schools — a celebration of our history, our values, and the people who bring them to life every day. At the heart of […]

The Loreto Times- Summer Edition

The Loreto Times- Summer Edition The latest edition of The Loreto Times Magazine provides a compilation of a wide range of activities and news updates from Term 3. This edition includes: An overview of The Irish News Club Articles from two representatives from The Northern Ireland Youth Assembly Sporting Profile on outgoing Year 14 student, […]

The Loreto Times June 2023

The Loreto Times June 2023 Our latest edition of The Loreto Times is now available to view below. Discover and reflect on life during Term 2 and Term 3 of Loreto. _Loreto Times JUNE 2023 (1) https://online.fliphtml5.com/wlxcu/hfif/ The Loreto Times June 2023

My Experience in Lockdown – By Aleu Pineda

Being in lockdown can have its ups and downs, and I’ve had my fair share of them. I mostly spend my days lounging around the house, completely bored out of my mind; or during other days – I am stressed to the max with the homework. So, I’m going to be sharing my story in […]

My Experience of Lockdown – By Louise Wylie

My experience of lockdown has been quite relaxing, but I can’t wait to be able to see my family and friends and to go to school. Home schooling has been okay for me. It’s nice to do your work at home and in comfy clothes but on the other hand it’s been difficult to […]

LESSONS FROM LOCKDOWN – By Sarah-Jane Thompson

LESSONS FROM LOCKDOWN – By Sarah-Jane Thompson During the difficult period of lockdown, I have learned that I miss my school friends and my teachers: the company of my friends and the guidance of my teachers. Home school isn’t too bad as you can pick and choose your working hours but having the knowledge of […]

What Have I Learned From Lockdown? – By Caola Catterson

I have learned that I can’t be in control of everything that goes on around me. That the world will keep spinning even if there is a crisis. I have learned that when I put my mind to something, I will stick at it. I have learned to enjoy something that I thought I […]

My Experience of Lockdown – By Shauna McCrory

In my personal opinion there were two ways of going into lockdown. It could have been a complete tragedy, or it could have been a blessing in disguise. I chose the second option. I made out a plan on the first week of lockdown that I was going to have a daily routine. I […]

My Lockdown Experience – By Aoibhinn Scallon

My lockdown experience has been quite enjoyable so far. It gives me a break from my busy lifestyle and provides me with the opportunity to spend quality time with my family. During lockdown I have learned new skills such as baking (with a few failed attempts), new Irish dances, songs and exercise. My sisters and […]

My Experience in Lockdown – By Eva Quinn

My experience has been very interesting. I’ve had to spend both my mum and dad’s birthday in quarantine along with my own. Not being able to buy proper cards or gifts has been really bad. I had to make my parents a card which tested arts skills. One definite positive was that my sister moved […]

My First Days at Loreto – By Sarah Slevin

My First Days at Loreto When I first entered Loreto, I could hear my own heart-beat thumping through my chest as if there was someone in there trying to escape. The first thing that made me feel at home was the delicious smell of hot buttered toast. The smell made me feel warm and welcomed. […]

My First Day at Loreto – By Mary-Ann McMackin

My First Day at Loreto I had butterflies in my stomach on my first day at Loreto. When I went into the building, I immediately felt reassured when my new classroom assistant, Siobhan, warmly welcomed me in the large, looming school. I then met my Year 12 friend called Grace. She was super friendly to […]

My First Day at Loreto – By Eabha Hughes

My First Day at Loreto In Loreto we have an earthquake full of new exciting subjects. I am as delighted as a birthday girl opening a wonderful massive present when I was introduced to a new subject. My favourite subjects so far, are Technology and Design and of course Home Economics because I just LOVE […]

My First Day at Loreto – By Ciara Reape

My First Day at Loreto As I walked through the gates of Loreto, I felt a rush of excitement. I instantly knew this was where I was destined to be. I happily raced into school, eager to meet all my friends and begin my new Loreto journey. The delicious smell of warm toast relaxed me […]

My First Day at Loreto – By Cass Cameron

My First Day at Loreto As I tip-toed timidly through the Loreto gates, I could feel my thumping heart beating rapidly. My mouth was as dry as a desert. Nervously, I followed mature smart girls mimicking their every move. In the distance I could see the big, brown building waiting to welcome me. As I […]