Huge congratulations to our amazing pupils on their success in the Credit Union Art Competition! 🎨🏆 We’re so proud of your talent and creativity! 👏✨

The junior infant boys and girls have been learning all about what happens when someone feels sick and needs help from a doctor. They talked about how doctors and nurses take care of people in hospitals and in the doctor’s surgery. The children learned about simple tools doctors use, like stethoscopes, and how visiting the doctor helps us feel better. They enjoyed exploring this topic through stories, play, and fun activities. Today we were lucky to have Dr. Emily and Dr. Cal

Our pupils have been really busy creating some wonderful works of art!

All classes recently enjoyed participating in the Food Dudes progamme. Thank you to Mrs Carr for organising.

Second class enjoyed a trip to the library and a nice walk on the Bank Walk before the Easter holidays. They had a chance to play with...

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As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge our Cóiste Gaeilge organised an art competition for each class. There were some amazing entries and they...

First Class had lots of fun working collaboratively as engineers to design and make a leprechaun trap. They set their traps and hoped for...

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All the children in our school have benefitted from drama workshops delivered by Karla Lacey. The workshops helped to build confidence,...

The Junior Infants were treated to a visit from John and Kathryn from the Bluestack Veterinary Clinic. John and Kathryn explained to the...

The boys and girls in sixth class had a lovely time today making St. Brigid's crosses.

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Junior Infants recently used the Bee Bot robot. They had great fun with this wonderful tool which teaches estimation, sequencin,...

All classes throughout the school participated in Science Week recently. There was a vast array of experiments undertaken and it was...

Sixth class recently participated in the schools blanket bog programme. The focus of this programme is on protecting our Wild Atlantic...