Monday, May 30, 2011
LOST AND FOUND
The Parents Association would like to advise that a Lost and Found day will take place on Thursday 2nd June at 2.30 p.m. to 3.00 p.m. in the halla. Items that have been mislaid during the school year, such as school jackets, coats, hats, scarves etc will be available for parents to reclaim.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION
The Parents Association would like to take this opportunity to thank all those that helped with the preparation of the classrooms and halla, for the First Holy Communion. We would also like to thank the volunteers that helped with the reception on Saturday. Your help and support on both days were very much appreciated. Thank you.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION RECEPTION
The First Holy Communion will take place on Saturday, 14th May 2011. A reception for the children and families will take place in the school, following the ceremony.
We would appreciate if we could get more volunteers to help with this reception. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
We would appreciate if we could get more volunteers to help with this reception. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
IRISH GUIDE DOGS COIN TRAIL
The Parents Association would like to thank everyone that supported the coin trail in aid of the Irish Guide Dogs Association. E1112.98 was raised for this organisation.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
CAKE SALE
The Parents Association would like to thank everyone for all their support with the cake sale last Sunday. The following are the lucky winners of the raffle: 1st Eugene O'Connor 2nd Maureen O'Donovan 3rd Sandra Healy
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
CAKE SALE
The Scoil Nioclais Parents Assocation are pleased to advise that the annual cake sale will take place at Frankfield Church, in the crying room on Saturday 2nd April at 7 pm mass and Sunday 3rd April from 930 am. Your continued support with this event is very much appreciated.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
The Guide Dogs came to visit us recently and every class got to meet a dog and hear about the wonderful work that is being performed at the Irish Guide Dogs Association. The handlers explained about the different types of dogs they train and also the two types of dog training they carry out. They train guide dogs to assist people with visual impairment and also assistance dogs who work with children with a disability, they are particularly good with children with autism.Like all charities they are finding fundraising challenging in these days of recession. Each year the children of Scoil Nioclais make a coin trail where they collect coins and then make a mosaic -type picture on the floor of the hall with all the coins. The coins are then given to charity and this year the guide dogs will be the recipients. The coin trail took place on Friday 25th March.
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