Boys had a great day out at Gaelic football.

Our Cash 4 Clothes collection was a success and was taken away to be sorted and weighed! We will hear back from the company in 2 weeks with the amount we raised! We are very proud of our school and the community for getting behind this collection! Every little bit helps! Thank you all again. Also take a look at our video on YouTube

Some of our children from our Autism Classes attended a multi-sensory theatre experience recently. Heather Rose a local theatre producer and theatre artist Ben Lucent created a wonderful "Teddy Play, interactive experience." This multi-sensory theatre show was a wonderful experience for our students. The children thoroughly enjoyed the performance, and the small, intimate group setting created a calm and engaging environment that really suited their needs. The organisers brou

A gorgeous spring day yesterday for our first day of GAA coaching! A bright blue sky and lots of laughs 💕☀️The children loved welcoming Frank to our school and enjoyed every minute of it! We can’t wait for next Tuesday 🥳⚽️

Easter is over, it's back to work!

What a wonderful cake sale fundraising morning we had! 🎉 The support was absolutely fantastic, and we are so grateful to everyone who helped make it such a success. A huge thank you to all who contributed cakes, buns, and treats — everything was absolutely gorgeous and went down a treat! 🍰🧁 Thank you as well to all the parents and guardians who popped in to support us, and to the households who kindly gave money to their children to spend during the morning — your generosi

Thank you all for your generosity and support with the donations to the cake sale! Please call in and sample some of the lovely treats! #cakesale

“Lots of Sock’s day” 2026 was filled with sunshine, fun and happiness. #downsyndromelove @downsyndromeireland. Take a look at our video

Junior and senior infants having great fun at lunch time with some new equipment https://www.facebook.com/reel/1583500386280758

We were very fortunate to have Carol Commons visit our school recently. She spoke to our 4th,5th and 6th class students. She shared her full story of her North Channel journey, the training, the failed attempts, the lessons learned along the way, and finally reaching Scotland. Some of her successes to date are the following: North Channel Swimmer (1st from Connacht) Irish Triple Crown holder (North Channel, Fastnet & Galway Bay) Connacht Swimmer of the year 2024 Mayo sports s

Congratulations to our wonderful Second Class pupils on their special day yesterday receiving the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We are so proud of them and the thoughtful way they have prepared for this important step in their faith journey. Thank you to Ms. Lavelle and all the other staff members for all the care and preparation they have given the class this year. Special thanks to Fr. Reilly for guiding them through the sacrament. Well done, Second Class! #firstconfession..

6th class created dragon eyes in Art using Clay. Once dry they began painting their creations!  Fabulous colours and creativity #clay #painting #dragoneyes #6thclass

Ms.Bowe’s 6th class have been learning all about “World War 2” in SESE recently. They each completed projects based on WW2 and presented them to their classmates! Lots of integrated learning of SESE, ICT, Literacy, presentation skills #6thclass #projectwork #worldwar2history

Our school was awash with brilliant costumes to celebrate World Book Day. It is always a great day marking World Book Day. Reading is such an important skill for children to have and the gift of a book can open up a world to learning and imagination. Take a look at our video on YouTube “The more that you  read , the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” Dr. Suess

A gorgeous spring day kicked off o ur first day of GAA coaching! A bright blue sky and lots of laughs The children loved welcoming Frank to our school and enjoyed every minute of it! We look forward to learning new skills with him  #GAA #mayogaa #coaching #sportforall #youthdevelopmentofficer