Month: August 2017

An chéad lá agus an dara lá ar scoil! 🎓

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Day 1: Our new Infants settled in so well by 9.30am and explored their new room effortlessly. They chatted, asked questions, played , shared and generally just got on with things. Ms Adrienne, Brid, Mary, Geraldine, Gemma and Nuala spent time with each child. ‘Read more’ Day 2:

Well able to chat.

I am ready for work!

Made in minutes.

Time to draw a flower.

Busy , busy.

‘Open a restaurant’

Help each other.

‘This is our kitchen!’

‘We know what we are doing!’

Read it again?


Concentration!

Collaboration! Look at our number and letter mat.

A matching pair!

Just two left!

Group work and play!

Artists…..


Builders…..

Readers…..

Connecting….

Exploring the rooms in Caherleaheen🎓

Sixth Class Parents Swoop In To Sweep Up!

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These parents willingly and vigorously swept the yard which had accumulated a fair amount of grit and silt after our ‘imperfect summer’. Míle buíochas daoibh go léir. Agus fáilte ar ais roimh gach páiste, agus go háirithe roimh na naíonáin nua.👫(Click to read/see more)

In no particular order our helpers were: A Hoare, P. Lowe, M.Reen, G.Emerson, E.Foley, C+D Murphy, D.Slattery, L.Byrne, A.O’ Donoghue, V. Kerins, Ú.Moynihan. Mon ,vening 29th Aug. Thank you all👍

Anne and Úna left when the ‘midgies’ arrived.

Shane Long gave hours painting tired worn doors and benches. Is fear iontach é …míle buíochas!

Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a hAnam: Emily Keohane.

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It is with deep sadness that we post this notice. Our wonderful, beautiful and brave young girl, Emily passed away peacefully on 19th July. She spent recent months battling against a liver and lung tumour, having successfully pulled through leukemia when she was a toddler. We remember her warm smile, her great sense of humour, her work-ethic and her style! Emily graduated from Caherleaheen in 2014 having spent many happy years here with her friends, teachers and SNA’s. We cannot express our sympathies adequately to her wonderful family: parents Norah and John, and her younger sister Ava. Her classmates from Caherleaheen turned out in great numbers to form a Guard of Honour at her Requiem Mass. We will never forget Emily and we extend our prayers and sympathy to her loved ones.