Seachtain na Gaeilge is a brilliant opportunity for parents, teachers and students to engage in speaking Irish. It does not matter what standard of Irish you may have, it only matters that you make an effort. This year, it is great to have Seachtain na Gaeilge events back. Reachtáileadh Seachtain na Gaeilge ó 7u – 16u Márta 2022. Bhí atmaisféar croiúil spraiúil le brath thart timpeall
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3rd Class have been busy out learning about Ancient Greece. Check out their projects
2nd class have been busy out this month, checkout below what they got up to Constructing Water Wheels Clay Creations
Welcome back to school. Here you will see what we get up to in class. Click on the class level to the right of this page to see what we’ve been up to in North Kildare ETNS so far in 2021/2022 school year.
Click on the class level to the right of this page to see what we’ve been up to in North Kildare ETNS so far in 2020/21 school year. If you’d like to read more news in detail and see some more children’s work, check out our latest school newsletter, which is emailed to parents at the end of each month.
You must complete a Return to School form before your child comes back to school after any absence, even if it is only for one day. (This does not apply to weekends or bank holiday weekends). To fill out your child’s Return to School form click here: https://forms.gle/HAhC1f9xgx6sJZge9
We are currently getting some maintenance work done on our landline. If you are having difficulty getting through on 01 6274388 you can contact us on the school mobile phone number which is 089 4433500.
SCHOOL CLOSURE YEAR PLANNER 2021/2022 Month Closure September School re-opens Wednesday 1st September 2021 No closures October (Mid-Term) Closed Monday 25th October to Friday 29th October 2021 (Re-opening Monday 1st November 2021) November No closures December & January Closed Thursday 23rd December 2021 to Wednesday 5th January 2022 (Re-opening Thursday 6th January 2022) February (Mid-Term) Closed Monday 21st February to
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Well done to all the children who used their “Maths Eyes” this week and found so many examples of Maths in the world around us. You did a brilliant job!
