We were delighted to welcome our Community Garda, Sgt. Ray Moloney to our school today.Sgt. Moloney spoke to 5th and 6th class and 3rd and 4th class about the positive and negative sides of the online world. The talk was very informative for both the children and...
Well done to all our children from the senior school who recently took part in a Chess Competition in Kilkenny. It was a great learning curve for all. The children really en no ye their day out!
Huge lcongratulations to our sixth class pupil, Emily on her selection on this years Primary Game Camogie team! She will line out in the blue and gold against Cork in Páirc Uí Chaoimh in the 27th of April! Ádh mór ort! Up Tipp!
We celebrated World Book Day by dressing up as characters from our favourite books and taking part in shared reading between classes. The student council also organised a raffle for all children who took part in the shared reading and the winners were presented with...
Today we presented the proceeds of our Breakfast Morning to Nathalie, Victoria and Siout from the Irish Guide Dogs. We raised a total of €1132.05. Nathalie and Victoria spoke to all classes afterwards on the work of the Irish Guide Dogs. They also did a workshop with...
World Book Day is a celebration of books and reading. In Scoil Naomh Cualán, to celebrate this day, the pupils dressed up as a character from their favourite book and received a world book day token to use at their local bookshop. Lots of fun activities took place in...
During Seachtain na Gaeilge the children enjoyed a fun-filled week to celebrate and embrace Irish culture and language. A wide variety of exciting events were organised for our pupils. From the Tráth na gCeist and Céilí to hurling and Irish games, there was...
With Lá Glas just around the corner,...
Yesterday, all classes took part in a spring clean. We decided to tackle the area inside the school, the carpark and also the area surrounding the entrance to the school. It was great to have so many children and staff on board to lend a hand. The hard work was...