Best of luck to all 6th years beginning their exams tomorrow. The timetables are attached as a reminder, please make sure you know the day, date and time for all exams.

When students are finished exams they should go to the assembly hall or leave the school building as there are Junior Cert exams taking place in school also.

Students should ensure they have all of their equipment and must wear full school uniform for all exams.

Best of luck to all third years beginning their exams tomorrow. The timetable is attached as a reminder, please make sure you know the day, date and time for all exams.

When students are finished exams they should go to the assembly hall or leave the school building and make sure not to make noise as there are Leaving Cert exams on in the school.

Students should ensure they have all of their equipment and must wear full school uniform for all exams.

cussed,  herewith a brief description of requirements.

Role/s: Summer work for General Operatives

Hours: Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm (with a 20 min tea break and 40 min lunch break)

Full training will be provided.

Manual Handling training will be provided.

Interested candidates should contact the office on 045868404 (please ask for Fiona) or they can also email fiona@painstownprecast.ie

Please do not hesitate to contact Fiona should you require anything further, or have any other questions

Dear Parents and Guardians,

The Scoil Mhuire Parents' Association Committee would like to thank parents and guardians for their generous support of the recent request for donations via the School App. We raised a total of €2170. A donation of €200 has been made to the school to support the provision of Free Period Products in the school. The remaining funds will be used to support school initiatives when the school reopens in September. We hope everyone has a lovely summer break and look forward to your continued support next year.

Kind regards,

The PA Committee

Scoil Mhuire Friday News highlights all the positive events and achievements of students that have taken place during the week. Extra-curricular results, events, individual student achievements, trips, Teaching and Learning activities........

https://my.classlink.ie/fridaynews

Dear Parents, Guardians and 6th Year students,

Our Senior Awards Presentations will take place from 9-11am tomorrow morning (Mon 20th) and we ask that all students wear their full school uniform.

After the ceremony has finished, there will be no scheduled classes for 6th Years and we ask that 6th Years study from home until Supervised Study begins on Thursday morning. LCA students can also go home once their OACC practical exam has been completed. Students involved in decorating the Sports Hall for the Graduation and students involved in rehearsing with the choir can continue to do so after the Awards and on Tuesday if necessary.

The Graduation of our Class of 2024 will take place at 6.30pm sharp on Tuesday evening and we look forward to celebrating our 6th Year students in what is sure to be a lovely evening. Due to the limited space in the Sports Hall, we ask that each student only invite two guests to attend the Graduation. All students must wear full school uniform for the Graduation ceremony.

Kind regards,

Kevin Martin

Principal

Scoil Mhuire Friday News highlights all the positive events and achievements of students that have taken place during the week. Extra-curricular results, events, individual student achievements, trips, Teaching and Learning activities........

https://my.classlink.ie/fridaynews

For the attention of 6th yr students:

- I have some apprenticeship offers in at the moment - any 6th yr looking for an apprenticeship please see Ms.McGee after the awards ceremony on Monday.

- Can I also again remind 6th yr parents to check their 6th yr students CAO lists of courses and make any amendments before July 1st.

Thank you, Ms. McGee

Dear Parents/Guardians and Students,

'The Old Garden' has asked us to pass their flyer onto you. Please see it attached. 

Regards,

Mr. Martin 

 Naas & Clane Youth Project

Stepping Stones School Transition programme

The Stepping stones was set up to support young people moving from primary school to secondary school.

In the programme we look at relationships,bullying,homework, lockers and anything else that may be affecting young people currently transferring into secondary school.

This can be a very challenging time for these young people. We aim to make this transition a little easier through this programme and continue this support through the first year of secondary school.

This programme will be rolled out in Naas & Clane youth projects.

Spaces are limited and go quickly. So if interested please get in touch.

If you feel your son/daughter might benefit from engaging in this programme, then please get in contact with either Aimee or Myself Tina, and we can chat you through the programme.

Tina & Aimee

087-0507053 or 083-174777