It was a joy to behold as pupils returned to school on Monday with smiles and balloons to welcome back our boys and girls from Junior Infants to Second Class. Children skipped in the gate to meet their friends and teacher. While remote learning was fine, it cannot compare to Read more
This week we were delighted to hear the news that schools will begin the process of re-opening from Monday next. While it is disappointing that our senior girls will have to wait for another two weeks, we know now that the end of remote learning is in sight for them Read more
On a weekend when we take the opportunity to tell those around us how much we love them, the pupils of Presentation Primary School certainly showed off their love of art, science and fun! The week was made even more enjoyable when a blanket of snow brought out the inner Read more
Many thanks to all our parents who completed our survey this week. The feedback is much appreciated and we were delighted to hear such positive and complimentary comments. We are equally grateful for all the suggestions and constructive comments. This week’s highlights include an amazing effort by Junior Infants to Read more
Our pupils certainly ended the Winter season with a Spring in their step this week! The quality of work has just been phenomenal – well done boys and girls (and mums and dads!!) Each and every photograph below will bring a smile to your face and we hope you enjoy Read more
This week’s highlights include everything from yoga to Laundry Art, Rockets Ships to Snow Globes, Baking and even some home-made musical instruments. The boys and girls have again done us proud and we are delighted to see you smiling your way through remote learning. Here are this week’s highlights! Here Read more
Our second stint of Homeschooling is well and truly up and running at this stage and while we know our pupils all dearly miss their friends, their teachers and their school, they have not let this dampen their spirits or stop them from learning and showing off their wonderful talents. Read more