Congratulations to all who took part in the sponsored 5K walk yesterday.
It was great to see so many participating and enjoying the sunshine.....a really lovely day all round!
Thanks to the PSG for organising yet another great event!
M Manley
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March Newsletter
Quote of the Month:
Each month we put up a quote relating to education and children in the reception area which we hope will inspire all in St Anne’s for the month ahead. This month’s thought is:
‘Education breeds Confidence, Confidence breeds Hope. Hope breeds Peace’ (Confucius)
Catholic Ethos:
As you know St Anne’s is under the Patronage of Bishop Denis Nulty, Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin.
We promote the Catholic faith not only in our teaching at religion time each day and in prep...
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NEWSLETTER JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017
At St Anne’s signs of spring are becoming visible and Christmas seems like a long time ago. We are waiting for the daffodils and tulips to blossom soon in the garden and outside the school gates- some are beginning to appear already!
Christmas Concert:
Before leaving winter behind I want to look back at the Christmas celebrations held in our school and to congratulate all the children and teachers on the wonderful work that was undertaken. Well done to everyone for their participation in...
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January 2017
Welcome back to all pupils and parents
Hopefully you all had a restful break over the Christmas period.
We wish you a happy 2017 and look forward to many exciting events in St Anne's in the months to come
Mary Manley & staff
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November 2016 Newsletter
NOVEMBER 2016 NEWSLETTER
Many activities and initiatives have taken place in St Anne’s over the past month. Here is a flavour of what has been happening……..
Hallowe’en Dress-up Day
The dress-up day was a great success, though scary at times!!
Well done to all the children who put so much effort into making the costumes……and to the teachers too! Have a look at the photos in the gallery section of the website
Educational Trips
Junior Infant and Senior Infant children travelled to the...
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October 2016 Newsletter
Dear parents,
As we approach mid-term I wish to update you on events that are happening in St Anne’s.
School Uniform: Well done to all students on wearing uniform over the past weeks- it really shows pride in their appearance and in the school they represent. A gentle reminder to all to ensure that the full school tracksuit is worn on PE days.
Lunchtime clubs: Sixth class students are arranging lunchtime clubs for children in younger classes. The range of clubs includes- dance, chess, IC...
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St Anne’s AGM
The St Anne's AGM will take place on Monday October 17th at 7.30pm in the school hall. All are welcome
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School Calendar 2016/17
School Calendar 2016/17
Wednesday Aug 31st: School re-opens
October mid-term: Mon Oct 31st to Fri Nov 4th inclusive
November 15th – ½ day closure for RE in-service
November 16th –full day closure for language curriculum in-service
Christmas Closing on Thurs 22nd ; Re-open Mon Jan 9th
February mid-term Thurs Feb 23rd and Fri Feb 24th
St Patrick’s Day Fri March 17th
Easter Holidays Closing on Fri April 7th and re-opening on Mon April 24th
June break School closed fro...
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Old toys and equipment
Dear parents
We are looking for toys and playground equipment for the new yard at St Anne's. If you have any of the following and are willing to donate them we would be most grateful:
- small slide
- ride on toys
- balance bikes
- outdoor toys
- trampoline
Please make contact with the office 01-6273367 if you can help us with this
Many thanks,
Mary Manley
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New Year
Welcome back to all students and teachers. I hope you all had a lovely summer break.
I'm sure 2016/17 will be an exciting and interesting one in St Anne's and I look forward to meeting with you all on Wednesday next, starting at 9.10am.
Our new junior infants will be in school from 10am on Wednesday. We look forward to welcoming all the children on the first day. We invite their parents to join us for tea/coffee in the school hall on Wednesday morning, once the children are settled in cl...
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