The junior infants have their first month completed. They are settling in very well and are working hard.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Friday, September 20, 2013
Thursday, September 19, 2013
A big
welcome back to everyone in the Junior Classes!
This year we are Junior Infants, Senior Infants and First Class – 28
pupils in all. We are so lucky to have
Anne as our S.N.A. again this year.
We feel very
special this year with a set of twins and a set if triplets in the classroom!
We look
forward to a year of filled with fun, friendship and learning.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Happy Transition for our New Enrollments 2012..
Starting school can be a daunting experience for both you and your child.Here are some hints for a smooth transition....
1. Encourage your child to go to bed early to ensure a good night's sleep.
2. Make sure they have everything they need each day so they won't worry unnecessarily.
3. Encourage them to bring interesting things to school
4. Spend time with your child and show an interest in what they have been doing at school.
5. Encourage punctuality and good manners towards other children and adults.
6. Encourage loyalty to any out of school activities your child may be involved in.
7. Take a regular interest in what your child is doing, and praise what they do to build their self confidence.
8. Continue to develop language by talking and listening.
9. Hear them read for short periods - keep it enjoyable. A positive attitude to books is so important.
10. Have suitable books at home and visit the library regularly.
11. Provide lots of experiences of places, people and trying things out.
We hope that through a strong partnership between home and school, we will produce happy children who are socially well adjusted and proud of their growing achievements.
1. Encourage your child to go to bed early to ensure a good night's sleep.
2. Make sure they have everything they need each day so they won't worry unnecessarily.
3. Encourage them to bring interesting things to school
4. Spend time with your child and show an interest in what they have been doing at school.
5. Encourage punctuality and good manners towards other children and adults.
6. Encourage loyalty to any out of school activities your child may be involved in.
7. Take a regular interest in what your child is doing, and praise what they do to build their self confidence.
8. Continue to develop language by talking and listening.
9. Hear them read for short periods - keep it enjoyable. A positive attitude to books is so important.
10. Have suitable books at home and visit the library regularly.
11. Provide lots of experiences of places, people and trying things out.
We hope that through a strong partnership between home and school, we will produce happy children who are socially well adjusted and proud of their growing achievements.
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