Author: Séamus McGowan

Morning, School this morning is filled with emotion. There are tears in all our eyes as we grieve the loss of our beautiful Caitlin. She touched all of our lives with her sense of humour and fun. Her class retells funny stories of the tricks she was up to. We miss you deeply Caitlin but…

St. Aengus N.S. Parent’s Association are relaunching our EuroMillions fundraiser. Tickets for our EuroMillions draw for the year are only €20. Each ticket guarantees you 2 lines of every Euromillions draw for the full year. The question you have to ask yourself is “Can you afford to be the person to miss out on a…

The children in Junior Infants have been learning all about The Gingerbread Man story. In class the children have sequenced the story, created individual gingerbread men characters and made beautiful gingerbread houses. Today they got to decorate their gingerbread men, we mixed and made yellow icing and used chocolate chips for buttons. This activity enhanced…

‘Literacy Lift-Off’, is an intensive programme of Reading and Writing, which gives our pupils lots of opportunities to read books at their own level of competency. It gradually lifts the complexity of what they can do in both reading and writing by equipping them with the necessary problem-solving skills. The aim of Literacy Lift-Off is…

We were delighted to get the Hurling League up and running in early September. We had sixty four children from 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Class taking part. The six teams, Kilkenny, Cork,Limerick, Wexford, Tipperary and Galway, battled it out over six weeks with wonderful skills on show. The matches were all closely contested and…

    Sit back and watch all our brilliant performers this Halloween. Between the coffee morning and sale of work we raised over€1300 for the Straine family. Well done to all the boys and girls who gave it their all.

The candidates have been busy campaigning over the past 2 weeks. They have shared many great ideas on how to make the school a better place for everyone. Each class will vote for a girl and boy to represent them. Best of luck to all the candidates running in tomorrow’s elections. Ádh mór oraibh go…