Monthly Archives: January 2017
Grandparents Mass will now be held on Friday the 3rd of February at 10 am.
Congratulations to both the under 11’s team and under 13’s team in the Credit Union Table Quiz. Both teams represented the school so well with their participation and high scores! Thanks to all who participated and supported both teams.
30th of January 2017
Annette Doyle from Ballindaggin won ‘Split the Pot’ this week. Congratulations Annette. Thanks to all who continue to support our fund. It is very much appreciated. If you want to be in with a chance of winning there are envelopes available in outlets around Kiltealy. It’s only €2 for one entry.
Kiltealy National School would like to invite
all Grandparents
to our
Grandparents Day Mass
in the
Church of S.S. Patrick and Cecilia, Kiltealy
on the
3rd of February at 10 am.
This mass will also be for St. Bridget’s Day. All are welcome to come join us, the children have been busy creating lots of pieces of arts and crafts. We look forward to seeing you all.
Firemen Visit 3rd & 4th Class
Two firemen from Enniscorthy Fire Station came to our school today to visit 3rd and 4th class. We learned what to do in the case of a fire and how to prevent a fire from happening. They shared lots of real life stories with us and gave us loads of tips to keep safe around fire. We even got a checklist to bring home to check our own homes to make sure we’re as safe as we possibly can be!
Congratulations to both the under 11’s team and under 13’s team in the Credit Union Table Quiz. Both teams represented the school so well with their participation and high scores! Thanks to all who participated and supported both teams.
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Best of Luck to our Credit Union Quiz Teams that take part in the Enniscorthy Branch Quiz this coming Sunday.
U13 Team
U11 Team
30th of January 2017
Annette Doyle from Ballindaggin won ‘Split the Pot’ this week. Congratulations Annette. Thanks to all who continue to support our fund. It is very much appreciated. If you want to be in with a chance of winning there are envelopes available in outlets around Kiltealy. It’s only €2 for one entry.
23rd of January
Our winner of ‘Split the Pot’ this week was Sarah Blake. Sarah won €222, congratulations Sarah and enjoy spending your winnings . Thanks to all who continue to support ‘Split the Pot’. If you want to be in with a chance of winning there are envelopes available in outlets around Kiltealy. It’s only €2 for one entry.
G.A.A. resumes this term with thanks to Jim Cooper, Jim Hanrahan and Keith Murphy.
On the 18th of January our school held our green School ‘Day of Action’. As part of our work on the theme ‘Energy’ we had a day of action and we decided to have a ‘Low Energy Day’! So that meant no lights, no interactive whiteboards, no laptops and no energy! We hoped that it would show us how much we depend on energy and electricity and that we should try our best to save energy. Throughout the day, our Green Schools committee acted as monitors checking energy conservation in our classrooms. Everybody made a big effort to have switches and appliances turned off when we weren’t using them. We also kept our windows closed to retain heat and our sensor lights dimmed throughout the day. The teachers also made a huge effort not to use the microwave, the photocopier or printers. We were busy taking energy readings at the start and the end of the day. We were successful with our low energy day using nearly three time less energy than any other day that week. It was a great success well done to all involved!!
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Low Energy Day
Wednesday 18th January
9.20am – 3.00pm
Tips on how you can keep your energy use to a minimum
- Turn off unnecessary lighting-keep your blinds up
- No whiteboards/printers/photocopiers/laminators/cd players in use
- Charge laptops the day before
- Try photocopy before 9.20am
- Teachers bring lunches that don’t require microwaving or toasting.
- Keep tea consumption to a minimum