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School hurling/camogie Summer League
Well done to all the students who took part in the school hurling and camogie league this June!
The league featured mixed teams of boys and girls from 4th, 5th, and 6th classes, and there was plenty of impressive skill and teamwork on display throughout the competition!
After two exciting weeks of action-packed matches, the David Burke Cup was awarded to the victorious Cork team, captained by Jack from 6th class. Tipperary, led by Cian from 6th class, gave a great fight and finished as worthy runners-up. A special shout out to Juliet from 6th, who was named Player of the Match for her outstanding performance!
The David Burke Cup winners – Cork
The David Burke Cup runners up -Tipperary
In the Shield Final, Offaly (captained by Matthew from 6th class) faced Kilkenny (captained by Sean from 6th class). Emma was named Player of the Match for her excellent performance.
Following the medal presentations, a big round of applause went to Liam from 5th class, who was awarded Player of the League for his outstanding enthusiasm and skill throughout the league!
Juliet (player of the cup final), Liam (player of the league) and Emma (player of the shield final).
Congratulations and well done to everyone involved!
Offaly
Kilkenny
Clare
Galway
Meath
Limerick
Cross Country Athletes
Well done to our cross country athletes from 4th and 5th class!
Grace, Elsie and Siún all took in the cross country competition held in Navan Racecourse and did themselves proud!
Elsie and Siún finished very high up and Grace came in the top 10 in her race!
Well done to all the girls on a gruelling race!! We're very proud of them.
Active Schools Week 2019 - Tuesday
Our first day of Active Schools Week saw the entire start the morning with some dancing with 'Wake and Shake'!!
The junior and senior classes then took part in races on the back field while the fifth and sixth took part in a penalty shoot out.
All thoroughly enjoyed the day - well done!
Tomorrow sees Mickey Burke visit the school and we look forward to his visit!
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School Self Evaluation Report 2018
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 19813W_Follow Through_7144_20180216.pdf | 367 kB | |
| SSE Report 2018.pdf | 574 kB |
Please find attached the school self evaluation report for 2018 and the follow up WSE Report.
In 2016, our school engaged with a “Whole School Evaluation” .The Department of Education Inspectors had a detailed look at the work in our school under the “Management, Leadership and Learning” model of inspection. The inspectors spent time with each class and teacher and examined teachers’ notes, plans, records of work, assessment data and class teaching. They also examined pupils learning and their work. They also examined Board of Management records and minutes of meetings.
Following the preparation of the school report, the inspectors met with school staff, representatives of the Board of Management and Parents’ Association and provided a detailed evaluation of the work of the school. This is available to read online and on our school website.
As part of this model of inspection, a follow up visit was carried out by the inspector to evaluate the progress of the school in February 2018.
The follow –through report is attached.
STANDARDISED TEST RESULTS
Each May the children from 1st to 6th classes do a nationally standardised test in English and Maths. Data from these results are shared with the Department of Education.
A graphical representation of our school scores compared to National scores is presented below. The results show that our school is performing at a very high standard with less pupils in the lower range and more performing in the high range in both English and Maths.
A more in-depth analysis of the results will inform future planning and teaching in our school.
School Self Evaluation Priorities
An updated 3 year plan will be devised by staff and Board of Management and implemented
over the period 2018-2021. This will involve updating and improving many curricular and organisational plans and policies.
A new language curriculum will be progressed in English.
A new Maths curriculum will be introduced and developed through staff training and gradual implementation