Dear Parents and Guardians / A Thuismitheoirí agus a Chaomhnóirí,
Welcome Back Trish!
We are delighted to have Trish back and encourage pupils to cross Griffith Avenue at the pedestrian crossing with Trish, and where possible, to avoid crossing just outside the busy main car entrance. From Monday, the pedestrian gate will open 5 minutes before school starts i.e. 8.35am, allowing members of the school community to gather inside the school grounds. As before, once the chime goes at 8.40am, pupils and parents continue on to classrooms/bike shed.
We are very grateful to Lisa and all the parents involved in the road safety rota over the last month for kindly giving up their time.
Friendship Week
Amnesty International Bracelets are available from Monday to Friday next week from the office or 1st Class. They are €2 each and all proceeds will go to Amnesty International. See Frása for sample message on bracelets.
Games on the Yard
Following the mid-term, 6th Class pupils can volunteer to assist with facilitating games for younger children during yard breaks.
Reminders – The CHY4 form for Voluntary Donations is available from the office or it can be emailed to you.
- GETNS 2017 Calendars: €5 each or 3 for €10
- We are coming up to mid-term so, time to get the Nitty Gritty Comb out and do a thorough check on all heads.
- If your child has the tummy bug it is recommended that they stay at home for two days.
A buggy has been left in the bike shed and a rain cover handed into reception. If you own this please let us know.
RAKA
The following children were awarded Random Act of Kindness Awards this week: Georgia Junior Infants, Charlie Senior Infants, Grace 1st, Seren 4th, Rosie 5th, Ciaran 6th.
RARA
The following children were awarded Random Act of Respect Awards this week: Éanna Junior Infants, Sophie Senior Infants, Áine 1st, Katie 4th, Leah 5th, John 6th.
Frása na Seachtaine: Seasaimid Le Chéile – United We Stand (Junior Infants to 2nd
Class)
Bainim Leis An Áit Seo – I Belong (3rd to 6th classes)
Le meas,
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Róisín Conlon,
Príomh Oide