Salesian College Celbridge is a secondary school catering for male students aged 12–19 around the County Kildare village of Celbridge. Salesians offers Junior Certificate, Transition Year, and Leaving Certificate courses, as well as a unit for autistic youths. The school caters for all abilities and classes have been mixed since 2004. Salesians is well-known for success in a wide variety of sports, including soccer, athletics (track and field), hurling, Rugby, badminton and Gaelic football. The annual Road Race, held each October, is a 4 km (2.25 miles) road race participated in by around 450 students. The Fr. Archer Cup, named after the late Fr. Charles Archer, a former teacher, is awarded to the winner. Salesians won the U14 All-Ireland Soccer Final in 2006.The Salesians' senior soccer team advanced to the Senior Soccer All-Ireland final in 2008 in Buckley's Park in Kilkenny, but ultimately lost 2-1 to CBS of Sexton Street in Limerick. They reached the final again in 2010 when they lost to St. Marys, Galway, in the last minute of extra time. The score was 2-1. The Salesian Senior football team reached the All-Ireland "B" semi finally in 2010.