The homelike quality of our school contributes to a relaxed, focused experience for the child. Our indoor classroom activities are placed on open shelves for selection as interest and readiness inspires the child. Our outdoor environment offers a beautiful developed playground with manipulatives, tricycles, pets, and gardens.
Coffee morning singalong Friday 31 March 2023 8:40am
We are delighted to invite parents/guardians to a coffee morning singalong to mark the end of the spring term. Our chosen charities for this event are Educate Together and Turkish/Syrian appeal. All classes will sing a song/recite a poem 8:40-9:40am. Reminder: school closes 12:00 / …
Big Travel Challenge
Thank you to everyone for taking part in the Green School Big Travel Challenge!! Thank you to the Green Schools Committee for organising the Big Travel Challenge 2023. They created labels for jars, spread awareness and collected data over 2 weeks. It was amazing to …
Seachtain na Gaeilge
We are celebrating many aspects of Irish language and culture this week during Seachtain na Gaeilge. Last week Rang a Sé (Sixth Class) played a Cuala football league where they spoke in Irish: “Táim saor. Tabhair dom an liathroid.” (I’m free. Give me the ball). …
Coffee morning singalong Friday 31 March 2023 8:40am
We are delighted to invite parents/guardians to a coffee morning singalong to mark the end of the spring term. Our chosen charities for this event are Educate Together and Turkish/Syrian appeal. All classes will sing a song/recite a poem 8:40-9:40am. Reminder: school closes 12:00 / …
Big Travel Challenge
Thank you to everyone for taking part in the Green School Big Travel Challenge!! Thank you to the Green Schools Committee for organising the Big Travel Challenge 2023. They created labels for jars, spread awareness and collected data over 2 weeks. It was amazing to …
Seachtain na Gaeilge
We are celebrating many aspects of Irish language and culture this week during Seachtain na Gaeilge. Last week Rang a Sé (Sixth Class) played a Cuala football league where they spoke in Irish: “Táim saor. Tabhair dom an liathroid.” (I’m free. Give me the ball). …
