Members of the Student Council had a fantastic day in Dublin yesterday. We visited the Houses of the Oireachtas, including Dáil Éireann and Seanad Éireann, and also explored the National Library of Ireland and the National Museum of Ireland. We were delighted to meet local representatives Martin Daly T.D., Claire Kerrane T.D. (who kindly invited us), and Senator Gareth Scahill.…

We were deeply honoured to welcome Micheál Martin, An Taoiseach, to Scoil an Chroí Naofa following the wonderful news that our school has been included in funding for a new school building. The visit marked a truly significant and uplifting moment for our entire school community. An Taoiseach addressed our pupils, staff and members of the wider community, acknowledging the…

For the last 24 years, we have been awaiting a new school building. The Department of Education need to allow us to go to tender and move to the construction stage. Money to fund this construction will begin to be allocated in November and our school needs to be a priority. We are looking for immediate approval to deliver a…

Ms. Kelly’s Sixth class and Ms. Fenton’s First class are coming together each week as Book Buddies. The older children are paired with the younger children to give peer support in reading, fostering a positive attitude towards books and building their literacy skills. It’s not just the younger children that benefit though, the older children get to practise their creative…

We had a fantastic celebration on the 10th of June for Multicultural Day, a vibrant and enriching event that brought our school community together to celebrate the rich diversity within our school. A huge thank you to Ms. Gilligan and all the staff, parents and students for their incredible work in organising the day. With delicious food from around the…

The children in Junior Infants, Senior Infants, First class, Second class, Junior Language Class and the Rainbow Room had the chance to admit their sick teddy bears to hospital. It was wonderful to see our past pupil Shahed Patwary tending to some of the sick Teddy Bears on the day, as a medical student. There were many stations, such as…

The children from the Student Council have been working and engaging with the students on the Junior Yard, playing games, teaching new games and remembering to be positive. They help the Junior Students to sort out any problems in a fair way and to take responsibility for their behaviour. The Lunch Time Pals are responsible for organising their equipment and…

We celebrated World Book Day on the 6th of March 2025, the Student Council took on the role of being the chief organisers of the day. They decided that the day would be ran like a restaurant. The Student Council wore aprons and chef hats over their World Book Day costumes and attended to all of the eager readers.  …

Our Newly Elected Student Council consists of representatives from 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th class and the Rainbow Room. The children in our school who were interested in becoming school councillors, had the chance to fill in an application form. They voiced their ideas and their desires to make our school the best place it can possibly be. Well done to…

The children in Junior Infants, Second Class and Sixth class performed for their parents, families and the whole school community and what a fantastic performance it was! The children in Junior Infants performed the Nativity. The children in Second Class worked together as a team and produced the wonderful ‘Santa’s on Strike’, while sixth class performed ‘Hansel and Gretel’ with…