Extended Schools
Extended schools begin in the month of September. We offer an average of sixteen clubs each term from Monday to Thursday. These clubs include; Arts and Crafts, Yoga, GAA, Soccer, Choir, ICT Club, Games Club, Homework Club and Running Club, amongst others. We have a mix of external agencies and our own teachers who provide their expertise in these areas. These are open to Key Stage one and two pupils. Approximately 500 of our children avail of our extended schools clubs throughout the year.
Extended schools begins in the month of September. We offer an average of sixteen clubs each term from Monday to Thursday. These clubs include; Arts and Crafts, Yoga, GAA, Soccer, Choir, ICT Club, Games Clubs, Homework Clubs and Running Clubs, amongst others. We have a mix of external agencies and our own teachers who provide their expertise in these areas. These are open to Key Stage one and two pupils. Approximately 500 of our children avail of our extended schools clubs throughout the year.
Start your day the right way!
Wrap Around Service
P1 – P7 Breakfast Club available daily from 7.45am (available to Nursery children once settling in period is complete) £2.50 per day.
P1 – P3 Happy Hour available daily 2pm – 3pm available from Monday – Friday £2.50 per day.
P1 – P7 The 3pm – 4pm Club available Monday to Thursday £2.50 per day. Children can bring along their own snack, complete homework under supervision and take part in planned daily activities.
Parenting Lodge
We are delighted to have a wonderful Parenting Lodge in our school. Our Parenting Lodge is run by our Parent Support Officer, Alison Coleman. We recognise that when we actively support parents, we create a strong partnership between parents and staff, thus leading to numerous benefits for our pupils, parents and the wider school community. By supporting our parents we empower them to play an active role in their child’s education.
This involvement gives parents a sense of ownership and confidence in their ability to support their child’s learning at home. Alison facilitates numerous parenting sessions including ICT, Literacy, Seesaw, First Aid, Healthy Eating, Cookery, Craft classes, Wellbeing and Suicide Awareness classes, to name but a few. 100% of parents surveyed recently stated they believe their personal wellbeing has improved greatly as a result of attending these sessions.
School Uniform
We expect all our pupils to wear their uniform with pride. The uniform consists of the following:
Boys P1 – P3: Black trousers, yellow polo shirt, black sweatshirt and black sensible school shoes.
Girls P1 – P3: Black pinafore/skirt, yellow polo shirt, black sweatshirt and sensible black school shoes.
Boys & Girls P4 – P7: Black trousers/black skirt, white shirt, school tie, school V-neck jumper and black sensible school shoes.
In the interest of safety, jewellery must not be worn in school.
