Monthly Archives: April 2016

Autism Awareness

Thank you so much to everyone who supported our coffee morning for Autism Awareness this morning! We would also like to thank our wonderful Parents Association for running the event and making it possible!

Glanmire Football Club

Congratulations to Glanmire Football Club Under 14s who won the County Féile title for the first time in over 20 years! We were delighted to welcome the team, which included six past pupils, when they came to show us the cup today!

 

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DPSM Award of Science and Maths Excellence

We are delighted to be applying for our second DPSM Award of Science and Maths Excellence. Please click here to see all the wonderful work the children have been doing!
To read more about the award, please visit the Discover Primary Science and Maths website.

Coffee Morning for Autism Awareness Week

EGJQL4sOWmWzIOlP.jpgAs you may know April is Autism Awareness Month. This week everyone is Scoil Chill Ruadháin is getting ready to do their bit to raise awareness. The children will be taking part in many activities throughout the week and the whole school will be wearing blue jeans on Friday to mark the occasion.

We will also be holding a coffee morning on Friday from 9-11am in the school halla and all are welcome! All funds raised will be going towards buying equipment for Seoidín, which is our class for children with autism. 

Community Cup

Scoil Chill Ruadháin will be taking part in the Community Cup next Wednesday, May 4th. The event will take place at 6pm in Glanmire Football Club and the commentator on the day will be none other than Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh! We look forward to seeing you there!

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#MindYourSelfie

Scoil Chill Ruadhain were delighted to take part in #MindYourSelfie Day on Friday which is part of an information campaign by Walk In My Shoes regarding the importance of looking after our mental health.

Walk in My Shoes is a mental health awareness initiative by St Patrick’s Mental Health Services. Its new campaign, #MindYourSelfie, is a series of mental health information eBooks that will be available to primary and secondary schools, colleges, businesses and communities.

Sarah Surgenor, Head of Communications at St Patrick’s Mental Health Services said “This Friday, 8th April, we are asking all social media users to take a selfie and share it using the hashtag #MindYourSelfie and direct people to http://www.walkinmyshoes.ie to download the free mental health eBooks.”

Walk in My Shoes Ambassador Adam Clayton said “It is important to give young people the opportunity to talk about mental health in an informed, supportive environment. We developed the #MindYourSelfie eBook to provide a valuable and accessible resource for teachers in schools, colleges and businesses who are dealing with mental health issues every day.”

The eBook contains advice on ways to take care of our mental health, warning signs, helpline advice and causes of mental health problems.

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