The boys’ Cumann na mBunscol Gaelic team have done themselves, their families and the school community extremely proud this year with a fantastic competition, full of teamwork and resilience. From the beginning, the boys trained hard and never gave up. Their commitment and attitude throughout the campaign was outstanding and it was clear to how proud they were representing their school. The team made history this year by becoming the first ever Rehins boys’ team to reach a co

Aoife Keane visited from Boston Scientific @bostonsci and facilitating a day with our 5th and 6th classes last week. They got to learn all about Boston Scientific, jobs in the facility and explore their medical equipment. A great opportunity to promote stem in our school.

During the hot few days we had a lovely time following directions and recipes and making smoothies. We harvested some of the strawberries from our Polytunnel and added some bananas and ice cream! Everyone gave them 10/10

We wish our boys Gaelic football team the best of luck in the Division 1B final tomorrow in Mc Hale park! Please support our team on their great efforts. We thank all the teachers who have worked and trained the team so well

6th class enjoyed researching Irish history from topics such as the Fenians right through to the end of the Civil War and a new Irish Government. This coincided with their recent trip to the GPO.

A huge congratulations to our Boys Gaelic football team who are through to the County Final after overcoming Crossmolina NS in a very close game. We look forward to the final! #cumannambunscol #gaa

Rehins Brick Club is a fun and creative school group where students use LEGO bricks to build models, solve challenges, and explore their creativity. Brick Club encourages skills such as teamwork, problem-solving,turn taking and fine motor development, as children often work together on themed projects or design their own creations. Teachers or facilitators may set weekly challenges—like building a bridge, a vehicle, or a scene—which helps develop planning and critical thin

6th Class and some of our staff were welcomed into Leinster House by Dara Calleary TD. Their original tour date was postponed at the very last minute in December and they were so thrilled to get the chance to make the journey and tour Leinster House keeping alive a tradition of visiting Dara there every year since he was elected to Dàil Èireann in 2007!

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!