Our annual sponsored walk will take place on Tuesday, June 2nd! A gentle reminder to all to bring back in their sponsorship forms this week please! We are looking forward to the day as it is always a lovely occasion!

During Intercultural Week, we celebrated the many cultures represented in our school through a variety of exciting activities and events. The week began with a fantastic announcement from some children in 5th class, who welcomed everyone in a range of different languages. Throughout the week, classes welcomed parent visitors from countries including South Africa, Poland, Ireland, Nigeria, and Romania. They shared information about their cultures and traditions and brought in

We are extremely proud of our fantastic STEM Ambassador Team, who have enthusiastically embraced the Dream Space Ambassador Programme throughout the year. Our ambassadors participated in a wide range of online training sessions and workshops including Computational Thinking, Micro:bit Technology, Hour of Code with Minecraft Education, Safer Internet Day, Older Wiser Learning, and MakeCode Arcade. Throughout the programme, our ambassadors have grown enormously in confidence, l

We were delighted to welcome members of our local Gardaí to the school last week to speak with our classes about staying safe in our community and online. The Gardaí delivered engaging and informative talks on: Internet and online safety E-scooter and road safety The importance of respecting and caring for our local area Ways we can all help to keep our community safe The students really enjoyed the visit and learned valuable lessons about making safe and responsible choices

Our May altar in the school foyer. During the month of May, we take time in our school community to honour and celebrate Mary, the mother of Jesus. In the Catholic tradition, May is especially dedicated to Mary as a model of faith, kindness, love, and devotion. It is an opportunity for children to learn more about Mary’s importance in our faith and how her example encourages us to care for others and live with compassion.

In sixth class we were lucky enough to have the drone company ‘manna’ come in to talk to us about their company and how they deliver the food in under 3 minutes! They have two companies in different countries one, as we know, is in Ireland and the other is in Finland. The one in Finland is more of a testing site though, to see if they can fly in intense weather conditions such as heavy snow. All of manna’s drones are are resistant to rain so they can still deliver regularly i

Our girls team is doing really well this year. In the first game, we played Scoil Thomais and we won 6–2 on an extremely cold and wet day. Then we went on to the next round and played St. Helen’s SNS in Portmarnock. We won that game 3–1. After that, we played St. Brigid’s in Cabinteely on the 27th of April. It was a tough match but we did really well and won 3–1 again. All of our players have played really well and have really impressed us with their skill and effort. Our nex

Our School Football Season So Far This year, 48 teams entered the top league in all of Dublin, so we knew it was going to be a really tough competition from the very start. Our first match was against Belgrove Senior Boys, and it was one of the hardest games we’ve played. The match was so close that it went to extra time. One of the best moments of the game was when Dragos was put through one-on-one with the keeper and he chipped him. It was a wonderful goal! Everyone worked

Written by Jewel Sijo Ms McGrath 6th Class: Two weeks ago, on Friday the 17th of April, all of the 6th classes in our school, worked tirelessly on our Cake Sale. There was a fantastic array of treats, such as brownies, cookies, biscuits and cakes and much, much more. There was a penalty shoot out and other fair ground games and lots of prizes were won. We raised a large amount of money. Thank you to all the 6th class children and their families who worked late into the even

A big thank you to Neil from Drum Nature for facilitating drumming workshops for our students. Drumming is a great way to relax, to have fun and to connect with others. The aim of Drum Nature is to use rhythm-based events to bring people together and to create a positive outlet for creativity, energy and self-expression. We all had great fun! Thanks to Ms. Oakes for organising this event!