We welcome, support and celebrate diversity in our school community.

Scoil Naomh Eltin were delighted to take part in a 'rock your socks' non uniform fundraiser, for World Down Syndrome Day. (Thursday 21st March 2019)

Both staff and students enjoyed wearing odd socks to school and we would like to thank all those who donated to the fundraiser.

Thank you to Pat and Richard and Kinsale Men's Shed for the kind gift to the school of a planter of shamrock, a symbol of Ireland. Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Christian Holy Trinity.

Sacrament of Reconciliation 2019 will take place on March 4th at 7 pm in the Parish Church, Kinsale. Pupils are asked to be at the church no later than 6:45 pm and to be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Well done to our Scór na bPáistí Ballad Group, who having qualified for the for the final of the Carrigdhoun Division put on a fantastic performance yesterday in Riverstick Community Hall. Below you can see the girls proudly holding their trophies for achieving 2nd place. As you can tell from the quality of their singing the standard was very high. Well done girls!

Above pictured are our u11 and u13 Credit Union Quiz teams who took part in the annual quiz in Belgooly hall. Both teams acquitted themselves fantastically well and should be very proud of their performances. Well done to PJ, Arran, Ivor and Ela on our u11 team and Ruairidh, Charlie, Ronan and James on our u13 team. 

A big congratulations to all our singers who sang in the first round of the Scór na bPáistí Carrigdhoun division in Ballinspittle last Friday night. Our solo singers sang wonderfully. The full Ballad group performed two pieces and are now through to the division final in Riverstick this coming Sunday. We know they will do the school proud!

A very big well done to our school's debating team today who took part in their first ever debate. They came against some very tough opposition and had to think on their feet. We were opposing the motion 'People should be fined for not recycling'. They were commended for their clarity and persuasiveness. They presented the facts in expert fashion and came out victorious! Maith sibh!