Kiltealy School
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Active Home Week has
officially started!
Watch this space! We will be posting photos here each day! Look closely… can you spot anybody you know? Keep up the great work everyone!
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Kind Regards,
Maeve Duff
Dear parent/guardian,
Under the Education (Admission to Schools) Act 2018 every school in the country is required to have in place an Admission Policy. This policy must be sent to the school patron, in our case the Bishop of Ferns, by April 30th of this school year for their approval.
In formulating the admission policy the board of management is required to consult with parents, as well as school staff, for their feedback. To this effect please find below a link to a draft policy for our school. If you wish to you can read it and if you would like to give some feedback please email it to principal20kiltealyns@gmail.com
Draft Admissions Policy April 2020
Kind Regards,
Maeve Duff, Principal
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School Closure
Junior & Senior Infants
1st & 2nd Class
3rd & 4th Class
5th & 6th Class
Well done to all the boys and girls who dressed up for World Book Day! Everybody made a huge effort to take part, some making their own costumes and accessories. Well done to all the staff who also took part in the activities!
Our readathon has started so keep reading boys and girls!
Junior and senior infants
First and second class
Third and fourth class
Fifth and sixth class
Junior and senior infants worked with third and fourth class for paired reading.
First and second class worked with fifth and sixth class for paired reading.
Engineers Week!
Bricks 4 Kidz came to our school during engineers week. Their workshops provide a unique opportunity for the pupils to learn about engineering.
Engineers Week is a week-long programme of nationwide events with the aim of celebrating the world of engineering in Ireland. The week aims to create a positive awareness and spark enthusiasm about the engineering profession to people of all ages, especially students and their teachers and parents.
LEGO® based education programmes have proven to be a very effective method of introducing engineering concepts to school age children and a Bricks 4 Kidz engineering workshop provides children of all ages with a fun and educational wat to develop their understanding of engineering principles. Bricks 4 Kidz proprietary model builds, which have all been designed by engineers, are accompanied by lesson plans which explain the concept of engineering to the children.
These workshops enable our pupils to estimate, observe, predict, measure and record their findings during the model construction.
Well done boys and girls! Keep up the great work!
