Beautiful paintings by 1st Class this week.

The children in Ms Cromwell's class had great fun today searching high and low for shapes. You could hear transparent rectangles, silver...

We could not be prouder of our 4th class girls athletics team who placed 2nd in the recent event held in Navan Racecourse. Our 6th class...

Junior Infants really enjoyed our Well-Being Workshop with Úna this morning. We practiced some breathing exercises, enjoyed a story all...

6th class had a great day on tour In Kilmainham Gaol today. First tour in a long time and lots learned while they were there. It’s great...

Junior Infants had great fun in Irish Dancing with Rachel this morning.

Buddy PE is great fun with the parachute. Lots of noise and activity. They children were exhausted from laughing after we finished

The talented authors in Ms O'Brien's class have been busy creating, drafting,editing, illustrating and lots more. Look at their...

The children of 6th class had great fun today during our last session with Mick. Lots of laughter in the sunshine. 😂

We have started learning about plants and gardening in Junior Infants. Our Aistear stations have been transformed to suit our new theme....

This glorious spell of weather has inspired our budding poets. Their work is displayed in Literacy Lane.

The children in 3rd class are making great strides with their Handwriting. Practice makes perfect, keep up the terrific work.

Thanks to the entire school community for getting involved in the Cash for Clobber event. The children in 3rd and 4th classes were a...

6th class boys and girls spent the afternoon presenting their Science Blast Projects today. Our judge was called Ruth and she was...

Today 1st Class were visited by a speaker from the RSA. We learned how to stay safe when travelling or when out walking or cycling. The...

Heartiest Congratulations to Grace who won her semi-final of the 100 Touch Challenge in Dunganny. She will represent Rathbeggan in Páirc...

Our Fire Drill was smooth, calm and quick this morning. The children moved rapidly and safely to their yard positions. Maith sibh.