Head lice infection is common in the community; the peak age for infection is 7-8 years. When two heads are touching for a minute or more, the lice climb rapidly through the hair from one head to another.
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Many thanks to Ian McCullagh for showing our 6th class how to ring the bells in St. Canice’s Cathedral. They also got to climb the round tower on a lovely sunny day. ..
DUE TO ESSENTIAL MAINTENANCE (HEALTH & SAFETY REASONS) THE SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY 30th NOVEMBER TO FACILITATE ESSENTIAL WORK ON THE TREES ON THE SCHOOL PREMISES.
Please note our rules for access to our school.
Garda Andy Neill came to visit our school today and gave two talks to the children. He spoke about cycling and winter safety to the children from Junior Infants to 3rd class.
3rd & 4th classes visited the Watershed today to see a Science presentation from The London Science Museum.
We have a lot of happy children today with books purchased from Khans Book Fair held in our school.
3rd & 4th classes got a wonderful opportunity to travel on the Kilkenny Road Train this week.
We had great fun today when children and staff dressed up. We all went out into the playground and paraded around in our costumes.
We had a great assembly today from Senior Infants with Ms McLoughney. They spoke in Irish about themselves and their favourite things. They thanked God for their talents.