The first day of school is always a special memory for pupils and their families. It is also a very special morning for school staff and this year was no exception. Our Junior Infant boys and girls really enjoyed their first morning with us. Further up the school we welcomed Read more…
The aim of Active Week is to promote, encourage and support physical activities in school. Being active is essential to a child’s development. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends that children should be active for at least 60 minutes each day. This week we celebrated activity in all its forms Read more…
Our Basketball teams had a superb day in the Presentation Sports Complex on Monady last as they took part in the annual Margaret Curran Cup. This tournament is now in its fourth year and had been won by Littleton for the past three years. This year also marked the 10th Read more…
Congratulations to these wonderful girls who made their First Holy Communion in the Cathedral of the Assumption last Saturday. We thank most sincerely, Fr. Joe for his beautiful ceremony, the choir and teachers involved for the music, Ms. Fanning for preparing the children so diligently, Rosaleen for the individualised booklets Read more…
Our Senior Classes headed to UL for their school tour last week. The girls enjoyed a wonderful day of climbing and activity in the university. The Junior Infant School Tour was to Maryl Hill Farm and Play Centre. The children enjoyed the open farm, a train ride and of course Read more…
Recently, both our U13 and U11 Camogie teams have taken part in their respective Cumann na mBunscol tournaments. Our U11 team had a wonderful day out in Durlas Og, recording two wins against Presentation PS Clonmel and Cahir NS. The first game was extremely close and tense. Both teams defended Read more…
Having won the Regional Finals in Kilkenny, our Volleyball team heading to UL Sports Arena for the All Ireland Finals recently. It was amazing to be in one of the finest sports arenas in the country and a great experience for the ten girls. The day began with a meeting Read more…
Our St. Partrick’s Day School Parade is quickly becoming a much loved tradition at this stage! Today the children yet again donned the green, white and oranage and enjoyed marching around our beautiful school grounds to mark our National Day. The parade brought joy and smiles to everyone involved and Read more…