There was a great buzz around the school last week for Maths Week 2023
The children had great fun playing maths games, completing daily problems, using their maths eyes and getting outside for maths trails!
Thank you Ms O’ Connell for organising really fun activities
Check out each class page here on our website for more photos of the fun!
We have started our Food Dudes Programme. Food Dudes is an evidence-based healthy eating programme, designed to encourage children to eat more fruit and vegetables.
So far the children have tasted bananas, blueberries, peppers and carrots! They will receive stickers and rewards for tasting new food!
Click here for a link to the parents hub on the Food Dudes website: https://www.fooddudes.ie/parents-hub/
Were delighted to have Jackie back teaching Music in our school!
We had a great first lesson and already looking forward to next week.
We made the most of the September sunshine this week and had a Teddy Bear Picnic!
Great fun was had during the cycle by all.
Thank you to Garda John Fitzgerald who gave a bicycle safety talk to the class prior to the cycle and who marshalled the event.
A big thank you also to John Finnegan who greatly aided in co-ordinating the event and planning the route!
Tensions were high in Ballyclough National School today when our 6th Class lined out against our staff for a game of soccer.
This was no friendly game and ended with penalties !
After a few ferocious kicks and terrific saves our 6th class we’re victorious with the score 2-1
Thank you to our referee and match officials from 5th class for doing a great job.
We had a fantastic day in school today celebrating with Lucy who is doing a 5km Walk'n'Roll for Crann
Crann is a charity who provide life-long solutions for people & families living with neuro-physical disabilities.
First and Second class completed 1km around the school grounds cheered on by the children and staff!
Happy Christmas from Scoil Eoin Naofa, Ballyclough
We hope you enjoy our Christmas Songs and Poems
St Vincent de Paul Food Appeal
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul do great work all year round to help families in need. The school community in Scoil Eoin Naofa again responded to the call for non perishable food items. The St. Vincent de Paul collectors were delighted with the generosity of the families in Ballyclough who gave both food and donations. Sincere thanks to all.
Junior and Senior Infants with their teacher Mr Burke
1st and 2nd Class with their teacher Ms O' Sullivan and principal Mrs Golden.
3rd and 4th Class with their teacher Mrs O' Sullivan and principal Mrs Golden.
There was great excitement in Scoil Eoin Naofa as Santa arrived on his sleigh, pulled by Rudolph.
Santa was delighted to see all the children and staff dressed in their Christmas colours and He was especially delighted with the generosity of the families who contributed a considerable sum to Temple St. children's hospital.
5th Class with their teacher Mr Linehan and principal Mrs Golden
6th Class with their teacher Mr O' Mahoney and principal Mrs Golden
Well done to the boys and girls who won the Lidl colouring competition. We had a fantastic time visiting the new store and want to thank Lidl very much for the great tour.
Welcome Back to all the children in Ballyclough national school.
We are delighted to see all our new Junior Infants settling in so well.
Go n-éirí le gach duine go léir agus le Cúnamh Dé, beidh bliain slán, slántiúil amach romhainn i mBaile na gCloch
Thank you for everything you did!
We wish you a life full of happiness.
Fáilte and Welcome to our Incoming Junior Infants
We were delighted to see so many of our Junior Infants visiting us this morning here in Ballyclough.
We are really looking forward to seeing you all on August 30th!
Bain taitneamh as an Samhradh!
A fantastic day out in Killaloe with 5th and 6th Classes!
We had a ball!
Scoil Eoin Naofa supported the Linda Glassett Brosnan Memorial Event in conjunction with Cork's 96FM by holding a Jersey Day on Thursday, 19th of May. In honouring Linda's memory, the fundraiser was organised by her family to raise funds for CUH, Marymount and Breakthrough Cancer. €495 was raised and this will go towards the Giving for Living Radiothon Appeal in aid of cancer services.
In Scoil Eoin Naofa, on the same day, we raised the Green Flag for the seventh time. On this occasion, the Green Flag was for Global Citizenship, Litter & Waste. The pupils focused on global waste over the two year programme and the steps that we need to take to manage and reduce our carbon footprint.
The Green School Committee members Eimear Kelleher, Emma O'Connell, Hugh Tyrrell and Laura Kelly worked extremely hard with pupils in their classes completing excellent projects with direction from Green School's Coordinator Mrs. O'Callaghan to achieve this flag.
To conclude our very special day, third class and the Green School Committee members also planted some wildflower seeds in the garden in celebration of World Bee Day.
We have been collecting 'Save the Bees' cards in school! It didn't take us long to fill the chart!
Thank you to everyone who helped!