There has been an accident just outside the school this afternoon because of the very dangerous icy roads. If you are coming to collect children, please walk to the school where possible or if driving, park in the church car park.
A text will go to all households in the morning informing them whether or not the school will be open. However, if you fear for your safety or that of the children, don't risk it. Stay at home!
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
Bookfair this week
Lets celebrate reading at our bookfair party from Monday 8th to Friday 12th November. You can choose from hundreds of books for ages 2-12. Every book you buy helps us to earn free books for our library and classrooms. With your support we can develop our children's literacy and encourage a lifelong love of reading. Thanks!
Eileen Chawke
Bookfair Coordinator
Eileen Chawke
Bookfair Coordinator
Important dates - 8.11.10
Parent teacher meetings 16th and 17th November. Children will be going home at 2.05p.m.
Next staff meeting on 25th November. Infants will be going home at 11.45a.m. and all other classes will be going home at 12noon.
Next staff meeting on 25th November. Infants will be going home at 11.45a.m. and all other classes will be going home at 12noon.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Stay Safe Meeting
Thank you to the people who attended the Stay Safe presentation given by Mary Murphy last night in Scoil Niocláis.
If you were affected by some to the issues last night and need advice, please contact the HSE phone 021- 4923001
If you were affected by some to the issues last night and need advice, please contact the HSE phone 021- 4923001
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Safety Notice: 1/11/2010
Notice regarding dropping and collecting of children
It has come to our attention that especially on wet mornings our children are being placed in danger on their way to school. On the Bellevue side the practices of pulling into the school entrance as well as double parking and reversing as children are being dropped are extremely dangerous. In the Church car park please be very careful when parking and reversing and always be mindful of small children. Please do not park behind or at the side of the church when dropping and collecting children.
Do not swing or climb on gates and railings.
Do not allow children to climb gates or railing. Swinging on railings is never permitted.
We are asking for your co-operation in such matters as it is for the safety of our children and the prevention of accidents.
Notice regarding dropping and collecting of children
It has come to our attention that especially on wet mornings our children are being placed in danger on their way to school. On the Bellevue side the practices of pulling into the school entrance as well as double parking and reversing as children are being dropped are extremely dangerous. In the Church car park please be very careful when parking and reversing and always be mindful of small children. Please do not park behind or at the side of the church when dropping and collecting children.
Do not swing or climb on gates and railings.
Do not allow children to climb gates or railing. Swinging on railings is never permitted.
We are asking for your co-operation in such matters as it is for the safety of our children and the prevention of accidents.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Update - Stay Safe Parent Information evening
'Stay Safe' Parent Information Evening: Reminder
When? Thursday November 4th 2010
Where? School
What time? 8.15pm
What is involved? The Stay Safe programme is a primary school based approach to the prevention of child abuse. Parental involvement is an essential part of the Stay Safe programme.The main aim of this meeting is to outline how parents can improve their child's learning outcomes by involving themselves in the programme through discussing the topics as they arise with their child. Parents are provided with information on child abuse and bullying, the content of the Stay Safe classroom lessons and the key messages for children.
'Stay Safe' Parent Information Evening: Reminder
When? Thursday November 4th 2010
Where? School
What time? 8.15pm
What is involved? The Stay Safe programme is a primary school based approach to the prevention of child abuse. Parental involvement is an essential part of the Stay Safe programme.The main aim of this meeting is to outline how parents can improve their child's learning outcomes by involving themselves in the programme through discussing the topics as they arise with their child. Parents are provided with information on child abuse and bullying, the content of the Stay Safe classroom lessons and the key messages for children.
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