One of the highlights of Arts Week 2019 was the skipping workshop with Mark McCabe from Skip n’ Rope. The pupils learned lots of new skills and we hope this activity will remain popular as it is good for the brain and the body!
Arts Week came to an end today with Roslie Butler taking each class for a creative dance class. The pupils had a wonderful week. They enjoyed Storytime, Drumming, Skipping, Music and Dance. Thanks to Ms. Sheridan for coordinating the week. Thanks also to the Parents’ Council who have contributed €500 Read more…
It was in the spirit of friendship that the school community of Presentation Primary School gathered in the school yard on Wednesday last to officially open our Buddy Bench which is dedicated to the memory of an esteemed colleague and dear friend , Margaret Curran. This bright and colourful Buddy Read more…
Pupils enjoying a Drumming Workshop with Eddie O’Neill as part of Arts Week 2019.
The school calendar for next year is now available for parents to view. We are informing parents early of the calendar for next year in the hope that you and your family can plan your holidays in order to avoid you child missing school days. Click on the download button Read more…
All classes were treated to a master class in fundamental movement training today as Andy Ryan and a group of transition year students from Thurles CBS set up 6 stations to teach Agility, Balance and Coordination. The pupils really enjoyed being active in the sunshine and hopefully will have developed Read more…
All the girls from Rang 3 -6 took part in our Trath na gCeist (Table Quiz) as part of Seacthain na Gaeilge (Irish Week) today. Well done to the three winning teams and thank you to Mrs. Everard for organising the event.
The pupils from third to sixth class enjoyed a Spikeball Blitz organised by the Transition Year Students from Presentation Secondary School today. The girls were treated to a fun-for-all blitz to mark the end of six week of coaching. Prizes were presented to overall winning tea, to the most improved Read more…