GAA
St. Cronan's is an active participant in Gaelic games. The school has both Gaelic Football and Hurling teams which compete against the other schools in the Wicklow area. Both teams have been very successful in recent years. The school's Gaelic Football team have been County Champions many times, and have also been victorious in the Coughlin Cup.
The school's team colours are blue, yellow, and white to match the school's uniform. In the past, the school's colours were red and white; which matched the colours of the school uniform at the time.
The school has close ties with Bray Emmetts GAA Club, and many of the children in the school are also members of the club. St. Cronan's GAA jerseys are sponsored by a local charitable organisation, the Bray Lions Club. The children in the school participate in many of the community projects organised by this club.
Tennis
Our school tennis team made the big jump up to Division 2 this year and have had some fantastic victories.
Cumann na mBunscoil Sports Day, Greystones
We send athletes to represent our school in the Cumann na mBunscoil Sports Day in Greystones each year.
Soccer
Our school soccer team compete in the FAI Schools competition in Greystones and progressed to the Wicklow Final.
Sports Day
Sports Day is a much loved annual event where the children get a chance to try out a wide variety of sporting activities in our school grounds.
Swimming
St.Cronan’s were lucky enough to secure a slot with Shoreline Leisure to attend swimming lessons. The boys attend for 7 or 8 lessons in 2nd, 4th and 6th classes. The class runs on Wednesdays and Joe Moroney's Bus collects the boys and teachers from the school for their lesson. They are tested, ability grouped and taught at their own level. The instructors are superb and ensure that every child - from the most competent to the most nervous has an enjoyable and beneficial lesson. The boys really love their lessons and it’s wonderful to be able to provide such a vital learning opportunity during school time.
Teachers vs Pupils
There has been a long standing tradition of a game played in the last term of school between the teachers versus the pupils. It's always an enjoyable day for the competitive players and the happy supporters on the sidelines.
