5th & 6th class had a busy few weeks preparing their Christmas Projects. The standard was superb again this year and all pupils should be extremely proud of their efforts. All projects were highly commended by staff and pupils. The projects were on display at our recent Open Night and were a great attraction for all the community who attended on the night. Well done to all involved. Keep an eye out on this page for our top 5 winners!
Kiltealy N.S are having a Children’s Christmas Mass on the 15 th December at 7 pm, followed by a School Open Night. The full pot from our weekly Split The Pot Draw will be given out on the night
The Irish Defence Forces visited Kiltealy N.S. on Monday the 23rd of November . The officers delivered the tricolour and copies of the proclamation ahead of the 1916 Centenary Celebrations. An extract from the Proclamation was read by Ian Blake. Saoirse Hanrahan and Ryan Dunne were presented with the National Flag on behalf of the school. The pupils then had a chance to ask the members of the Defence Force questions about the Irish Army and 1916
Congratulations to first and Second Class,who won the tidiest and most energy efficient classroom for November.
This weeks split the pot winner is Abigail Cullen who won €196.00 . Many thanks to everyone who continues to support our “Split the Pot” fund. Don’t forget envelopes are available in the usual outlets in Kiltealy. One entry costs €2, if your not in, you can’t win
The Retirement Mass for Mrs Kavanagh takes place this Saturday (21st Nov) at 7pm,followed by refreshments in the Parish Hall.
The Active School committee were elected in October.The Active School notice board has details of recent activities.
There is great excitement in our school as two members of the Irish Defence Forces plan to attend the school to present the Irish flag to us. The special presentation is part of next years 1916 Centenary commemorations.
More details to follow. Keep an eye on the school website.
Published 10th November 2015
The pupils of 5th and 6th class visited Bunclody Vocational College last Friday. It was a wonderful opportunity for the students to visit the school and to try out some new subjects. Technology and French seemed to be the favourites.
Published 10th November 2015
This week four pupils from the FCJ, visited Kiltealy School to collect gift filled shoeboxes for children in need. This shoebox is a treasure to these children as it may well be their only gift this year.
It was nice to welcome back the 4 past pupils of Kiltealy School, who volunteered their help for this worthy cause.
