February Newsletter 2024

 

 

    February Newsletter 2024

  • September 2024 Applications
  • We held our Open Afternoon last Thursday afternoon. Continue to spread the word that enrolment is now open in Clontibret NS for next year 2024/25. The closing date for applications is 22nd
  • Mid-term will take place this Thursday and Friday 15th and 16th and school will be closed.
  • Due to no electricity in Aughnameal next Tuesday 20th February, school will also be closed.
  • World Book Day will be on Thursday 7th March, when the children will have the opportunity to dress up as their favourite book character.
  • Hot Lunches €4 (on Fridays) will continue as usual. Please order and bring in the money on Tuesdays.     

   Menu as follows: 

16th February – Mid Term

23/2               Chicken Curry & Rice

1/3                 Goujon Roll & wedges

8/3                 Pasta Bolognese

15/3               Sausage and chip

Easter Holidays closing at 12 on 22nd March.

     

Dates for your Diary – School Closed

Mid-term break                        Thursday/Friday 15th /16th February

No Electric in school                Tuesday 20th February

St. Patrick’s Day                        Monday 18th March

Easter Holidays                         School will close at 12 noon on Friday 22nd March

School will reopen on Monday 8th April 2024.

 

Prom Praise                   By Holly and Joshua

On Saturday 3rd February the Senior Room travelled to the Peace Proms in the RDS (Royal Dublin Society) in Dublin.  We met at school at 9.15 and left at 9.30.  As we arrived in Dublin we saw the River Liffey and lots of different bridges.  When we arrived at the RDS, teacher told me this is where the Dublin Horse Show takes place.  While the parents got a bite to eat, we were practising with the CBOI, which means Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland and a conductor.  When the parents started to arrive, we waited to begin.  Over 2000 children were in the choir. We had to wear white t-shirts with no logos or collars.  We sang over 20 songs such as, “We are one”, “It’s Friday again” and “Pompei”.  There were Irish Dancers and Scottish Dancers and special soloists.  One of them was called Alisha Weir.  It was amazing to be part of such a large choir.  When it was finished we went back to the bus and stopped at Applegreen on the way home where we got food and took videos and got pictures with the Monaghan boxers, the McKenna brothers.