 School will close on 22/12/2015 at 12.30 pm and will reopen on Wednesday January 6th 2016. Wishing you all a very Happy Christmas and a Peaceful New Year.
Happy Birthday Baby Jesus will take place in our Parish Church on Christmas Eve at 1.30. All are welcome to attend dressed as shepherds or angels if you wish.
Tuesday, 1st of December was a very exciting morning at Scoil Naomh Eltin. Sub Lieutenant Daniel Cagney, Petty Officer Cara Moloney and Trooper Trevor Clancy arrived at school to present us with an Irish Flag. This occasion was to commemorate the 1916 Rising. Petty Officer Cara Moloney along with one of our students from 6th class read the Proclamation for the whole school. Students from sixth class read their own unique 2016 Proclamation. One of our senior and one of our junior students accepted a gift of an Irish flag marking the occasion. Fifth and sixth class will continuing studying this period of important Irish history throughout the school year. In February these students will make an exciting trip to Dublin to complete the Rebellion Walk. 10/12/2015
Dear Parent/Guardian Our Christmas concert will take place on Wednesday, December 16th in our school hall. To facilitate families there will be two shows. Wednesday Morning: 11.00 am At the end of the morning show students will return to class as normal. Wednesday Evening: 7.00 pm All students need to be in school for 6.30 pm. At the end of the evening show: Students from Junior Infants to Second Class may be collected from their class. Students from 3rd to 6th class may be collected from the front door of the school. Entry Tickets cost €3 for adults There will be a raffle during the intermission. All students will take part in both shows. Please be in your seat 15 minutes before the show begins. The basketball courts will be open for overflow parking. _____________________________________________ Dress Rehearsal; There will be a full dress rehearsal on Monday next. Please ensure that your child brings his/her costume in a plastic bag with his/her name on it. 12/2015
Dear Parents, This third Sunday of Advent is often referred to as Gaudete Sunday, meaning the Sunday of Joy. In Italy, on Gaudete Sunday people bring the figurine of baby Jesus from their crib to Mass for a blessing. They then wrap the figurine up in Christmas paper. The figurine is the first present to be unwrapped on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning and is a lovely reminder of the true meaning of Christmas. If anyone would like to bring the figurine from their crib to any of the masses this weekend Fr. Robert will be doing this special blessing. Fr. Robert will also explain to our students that throughout Advent, we are preparing and looking forward to the birth of Jesus. He will talk about how we can prepare for the birth of Jesus, by being kind, respectful, truthful, and by sharing with others. Susan O’Hanrahan On Thursday, 10th of December Scoil Naomh Eltin will feature in the Kidz Zone of the Evening Echo. Extra newspapers will be delivered to the local shops. Please pick up a copy to get a glimpse of life at Scoil Naomh Eltin!  |
