School News

The WHO has teamed up with the Minions and Gru to show children how they can stay safe from COVID-19. The minions have delivered a public health announcement aimed at children, with tips on social distancing and activities during lockdown. You can view the video on...

Bellow is the work set out for this week. All the work is completely optional and is at the discretion of you the parent it is not intended to add any extra pressure to you or your child and you are under no obligation to complete it. If you do complete any work you...

With this beautiful weather we are having it is great to see the children out and about enjoying it. Two of our pupils appeared doing just this on the Radio Kerry website. This picture was taken on the beach between Camp and Castlegregory with Caherconree in the...

Take a look at some of the impressive work the teachers received last week. It is great to see the children still putting in the effort and producing such fantastic work. Thank you for sending them in and well done everyone! [video width="720" height="720"...

Comhghairdeas to one of our past pupils Cian Griffin of Gaelcholáiste Chiarraí who was among the winners of a national journalism and writing competition this week. Cian came second in the ‘Photojournalism’ category. Press Pass is a Transition Year student journalism...

We were extremely saddened to hear the news of Mike O’Neill’s passing last Friday. Mike has been so good to the school down through the years. He was always there to help us out and was so generous with his time. Mike was one of a kind and a real character. He will be...

You have all been busy at home doing some amazing work. Thanks for sending in the lovely pictures and keep them coming. If you would like to send pictures of your work to your teachers please do. We love seeing you work and how you are getting on. Maith sibh féin!...

Here is a menu of activities to do in your garden over the next couple of weeks. There are lots of things on the list to help us keep active and busy while we stay at home. From blowing bubbles to building a fort. Playing hopscotch to petting your dog. There is...

Below is the work for each class for the coming week. All the work set by the teachers is completely optional and is at the discretion of the parent. It is not intended to add any extra pressure to you or your child and you are under no obligation to complete it. If...

Why not use this time as an opportunity for both children and parents to brush up on their Gaeilge. Scoildays.ie have come up with a few apps and websites that may be useful in helping the kids (and adults) with their homework, or just improving their Irish in...