You may have noticed the new addition outside our school gates. No this isn’t a hen house! This is our Free Little Library! This little gem was built by our caretaker, Vivian and is intended for sharing and swapping of children’s books throughout the year. As you know, we are …
This week 6th class went on a walking tour of Cork City. We learned all about the medieval city visiting sights like Bishop Lucy Park and Elizabeth Fort and UCC. A great day out had by all.
Our 5th and 6th class girls partook in this years Sciath na Scol Football competition in Crosshaven. We played Sommercove, Crosshaven, Dunderrow. We narrowly missed out on making it to the final. Girls played a stormer and represented the school brilliantly.
Congratulations to all the boys and girls in Rang 2 who made their First Holy Communion on Saturday. A special word of thanks to Ms. Irish and all of the other adults who helped to prepare for the special day. Well done to all!
Out of over 5,500 entries all over the country, Aimee in 5th class made it to the final of AnPost Brain Busters.
Brain Busters Fiona and Emer O Neill (Home School Hub) came to visit 5th class on 10th May. The whole class got to participate in the final challenges …
We have started doing Laya Supertroopers as Active Homework for May in 4th Class. We were so happy to welcome Emer O Neill star of Supertroopers TV, The Today Show and new show Keep it Up on RTE2 into chat with the class on Wednesday May 10th. She really inspired …
The annual review of our Anti-Bullying Policy, Code of Behaviour and Child Safeguarding Statement will take place in Term 3. Policies are reviewed by staff and Board of Management in collaboration with parents. Please note that these policies are available on the school website. If you would like to communicate …
We are delighted to welcome back Niamh Marie who began 6 weeks of Irish Dancing lessons with Senior infants, 1st and 2nd today.
We are taking part in the Supervalu Save the Bees Campaign. The Supervalu school collection cards are inspired by the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan. One third of our food is pollinated by bees, but sadly 30% of Irish bees are in danger of becoming extinct. We need to fill the Supervalu …
