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Congratulations to all the children who received the sacrament of reconciliation today and a big thanks to their teachers for preparing them so well.
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Ben, a geologist from Joyce Country Geopark came to visit our class. He spoke about all the different types of rocks we have in our region such as metamorphic rock, sedimentary rock and igneous rock. It was so interesting and we learned loads. Thanks Ben! Congratulations to all the entrants for the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The school won €200 for their participation. Well done all! Our 4th, 5th and 6th class girls had a great day out at the Dome in the Centre of Excellence in Bekan competing in the Cumann na mBunscol Mini 7s Camogie. The team had 2 draws and 1 defeat. Well done to the girls and their coaches Mr Burke and Ms Roche Congratulations to the boys teams who took part in the FAI Soccer tournament in Milebush yesterday. Both teams are through to the next round of the competition which will take place in May. Well done to the boys and their coaches Ms Grimes & Mr Plunkett.  The girls soccer teams had a great day at the FAI Soccer tournament in Milebush today. One of the teams is through to the next round of the competition in May. Well done to the girls and their coaches Ms Grimes & Ms Seoighe There is a webinar taking place on Tuesday the 28th of February from 7.00pm to 8.15pm called Healthy Eating Habits for our National School Children. The main speaker is Dr Colette Reynolds and she will be giving some tips, information and guidance around this topic. Registration is free on this link: event.webinarjam.com/channel/PlanetYouthHEH Parents can also submit questions on the night or in advance by email to info@planetyouth.ie   Congratulations to Mr. Kenny and all of his students on their outstanding achievement. Yesterday they scooped the award in the Biography section for their film 'The Crash'. Well done to all. Everyone is very proud of you!
Congratulations to Enya on winning a medal for her singing!In association with National Parents Council and supported by Accenture, this parental awareness campaign highlights the need to approach parenting children online in the same way we approach parenting them offline. Would you encourage them to talk to a stranger on the street? If the answer is “no”, then why let your child go online unsupervised? www.cybersafekids.ie/samerulesapply/  |
