Guimíd Beannachtaí na Nollag oraibh agus Síocháin san Ath Bhliain.
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Guimíd Beannachtaí na Nollag oraibh agus Síocháin san Ath Bhliain. The victorious Junior Ladies team visited our school on Friday last. We were lucky enough to have past pupils - Christina Broderick & Tracy McCarthy - present to show the children what they can aspire to achieve. The County and Munster Champions are a credit to the club and the town. We would like to congratulate them on their hugely successful year. Well done girls!
 DVDs of our musical will be sold at €5.00.
You may pre-order at the school office or at the door on both nights. A raffle will be held during the interval on both nights with very generous prizes. We look forward to meeting you on the night. Dear Parent/Guardian
Students may only be collected once show ends each night. Students may come to school on Wednesday and Thursday morning following show at the later time of 10.30 if you wish. The school roll call will take place at that time. Míle buíochas Scoil Naomh Eltin Musical Steering Team Dear Parent/Guardian
Scoil Naomh Eltin Parent Association have proposed that the school community be invited to support the St Vincent de Paul Christmas Food Appeal. If you and your family would like to partake please follow the guidelines as outlined below. A number of boxes for collection of dry goods will be placed in the school foyer. You or your child are invited to leave any donated goods there. Le buíochas Scoil Naomh Eltin Parent Association ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Food Appeal guidelines Some guidelines and information to help you with your Food Appeal. You can help people in need in your community this Christmas by supporting the SVP Christmas Food Appeal and donating non-perishable festive food items to help families and individuals enjoy an extra-special Christmas meal. How it works 1 We provide you with a shopping list of non-perishable festive food items. 2 You buy the items on the list, ensuring that expiry dates are non-perishable and have an expiry date well into 2017. 3 When your collection is over, drop the food to your local Regional Office or drop-off point. 4 All food will be distributed out to the people who need it most in communities across Ireland, through our network of local conferences and volunteers. Guidelines • Please ensure that all food items are non-perishable • Please ensure that all food items have an expiry date well into 2017 • We have put together a list of suggested items for your shopping list: • Treats Christmas Cake / Pudding Christmas Selection boxes Biscuits Chocolate Mince Pies Crisps Popcorn Sweets Turkey / Ham voucher Box of Christmas crackers Festive Table napkins Tinned Food Tinned Fruit eg. fruit cocktail Tinned Vegetables Custard Packet / Tinned Soup Tinned Spaghetti Baked Beans Tinned Tuna / Fish Beverages Tea and Coffee Sugar Soft Drinks Cereals & Carbohydrates Breakfast Cereals Muesli Noodles Rice Pasta Pasta/Rice Sauce Muesli Bars Kinsale Christmas is delighted once again to welcome Santa's Winter Wonderland to the Temperance Hall, Kinsale next weekend (Sat 17th & Sun 18th). Children €5. Booking advisable - call into Cooleez Children's Wear, Kinsale.
09th December 2016 Dear parents/Guardians The Happy Birthday Baby Jesus organising committee are looking for children to make cribs to display in the windows of the businesses of the town. Should you wish to partake, the cribs need to be brought into school for collection by Monday 19th December. Is mise le meas Ms. O’ Driscoll Scoil Naomh Eltin wishes to express sincere thanks to Cork County Council and Mr. Ian Mc Donagh for enabling its students to take part in this project with the aid of grant assistance from Cork County Council Arts Grant Scheme 2016. Sarah O’ Brien, a wonderful artist, worked with 3rd and 5th class students at Scoil Naomh Eltin. 3rd class visited the local museum where the pupils sketched items in their sketch pads. Pupils were also encouraged to use their sketch pads outside of school. The progress made by every child was wonderful – their attention to detail, shape, line and colour. 5th class based their art workshop on the local marsh as this was their topic of choice for the BT Young Scientist competition also. We learned so much both in class and on our visits to the marsh. Goethes color triangle, water colours, clay, blind drawings and collage were just some of the areas we explored. The art projects we completed really brought our study on the marsh to life and we are so thankful to Sarah and Cork County Council for enabling this to happen. |
