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Fáilte chuig suíomh idirlín Scoil Treasa Naofa.
Tá súil againn go mbainfidh tú sult agus spraoi as do chuairt.
Happy Christmas to all our pupils!
🎄💫Merry Christmas everyone!🎄💫
What an amazing run up to Christmas we had in STN! Santa visits, Christmas shows, Christmas Art competitions, visiting the Live Animal crib, our magical Carol Service, Christmas discos on yard, making Christmas cards for Bellvilla friends, decorating Gingerbread men, our choir visiting Bellvilla and St. Gladys’, our Christmas raffle and celebrating our December Generosity Genies! What an end to 2023! Looking forward to making new memories in 2024!
Everyone at Scoil Treasa Naofa would like to wish all our pupils, families and all in our Dublin 8 community a wonderful, peaceful Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year.
What an amazing run up to Christmas we had in STN! Santa visits, Christmas shows, Christmas Art competitions, visiting the Live Animal crib, our magical Carol Service, Christmas discos on yard, making Christmas cards for Bellvilla friends, decorating Gingerbread men, our choir visiting Bellvilla and St. Gladys’, our Christmas raffle and celebrating our December Generosity Genies! What an end to 2023! Looking forward to making new memories in 2024!
Everyone at Scoil Treasa Naofa would like to wish all our pupils, families and all in our Dublin 8 community a wonderful, peaceful Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year.
Writing Celebration Day!
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On November 24th, STN held a fantastic celebration of our amazing authors in every class. We certainly did have a lot to celebrate - it was great to see and listen to all the published pieces in every class; great narrative stories with illustrations, fantastic procedural writing, an array of creative poetry and amazing art as well as some literacy projects on our chromebooks! Thank you to all our parents and families that were able to attend. It was so great to see many of you!
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Science Week 2024!
👩🔬🧪Science Week in STN! 👨🔬🔭
What a great week of Science and STEM learning and fun we enjoyed last week!Our young scientists had a blast during Science Week with a jam packed week of fun and experiments! They explored the wonders of the natural world through hands-on experiments, interactive demonstrations, and engaging discussions. From electric circuits using playdough and creating volcanic eruptions to refracting light using telescopes, observing the lifecycle of butterflies and even making butter, our pupils immersed themselves in the fascinating world of science. A big thank you to Solas Project and WeAreGoodera who supplied every class with some experiments to try! Thank you for enriching our week!
Have a look at the reel to see the best bits from a great week! 🧫🔬⚗️🔭
What a great week of Science and STEM learning and fun we enjoyed last week!Our young scientists had a blast during Science Week with a jam packed week of fun and experiments! They explored the wonders of the natural world through hands-on experiments, interactive demonstrations, and engaging discussions. From electric circuits using playdough and creating volcanic eruptions to refracting light using telescopes, observing the lifecycle of butterflies and even making butter, our pupils immersed themselves in the fascinating world of science. A big thank you to Solas Project and WeAreGoodera who supplied every class with some experiments to try! Thank you for enriching our week!
Have a look at the reel to see the best bits from a great week! 🧫🔬⚗️🔭
What have our Wellbeing Committee been up to?
Wellbeing Committee:
The Wellbeing Committee organised a NEWvember Ninja calendar for November and children from every class worked on new skills throughout the month. One of our Committee members even showed some classes how to do origami! On World Kindness Day (November 13th), our Wellbeing Committee came together to spread positivity and kindness throughout our school community with a Pay It Forward tag card campaign! They extended it further than our school by paying a visit to the residents of Bellvilla Nursing Home and it was a fabulous visit full of laughter, chats, songs, and even card playing! The Wellbeing Committee are returning to Bellvilla with Christmas cards made by the whole school this week! In December, our Wellbeing Committee were instrumental in our collection of 34 filled gift boxes for the annual Team Hope Shoebox Appeal! Incredible generosity by everyone again, thank you all so much! The Wellbeing Committee is looking forward to the new year and creating new moments of positivity and kindness for our whole school!
The Wellbeing Committee organised a NEWvember Ninja calendar for November and children from every class worked on new skills throughout the month. One of our Committee members even showed some classes how to do origami! On World Kindness Day (November 13th), our Wellbeing Committee came together to spread positivity and kindness throughout our school community with a Pay It Forward tag card campaign! They extended it further than our school by paying a visit to the residents of Bellvilla Nursing Home and it was a fabulous visit full of laughter, chats, songs, and even card playing! The Wellbeing Committee are returning to Bellvilla with Christmas cards made by the whole school this week! In December, our Wellbeing Committee were instrumental in our collection of 34 filled gift boxes for the annual Team Hope Shoebox Appeal! Incredible generosity by everyone again, thank you all so much! The Wellbeing Committee is looking forward to the new year and creating new moments of positivity and kindness for our whole school!
Happy Halloween Everybody!
👻👻Happy Halloween to all our pupils and families! ! Oíche Shamhna shona daoibh go léir! 👻👻
What a fangtastic Trick or Treat event we held last Friday for @childrenshealthirl 🎃 Spooktacularly creepy costumes, frightful fun, ghoulishly good parties and a spooky stroll around Dublin 8! The money raised from our Trick or Treat party will go towards supporting young patients in Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght and Connolly hospitals. Thanks to everyone who gave so generously, raising vital funds so they can provide care to precious children 🧡
Have a lovely mid-term break everybody, stay safe and see you all on the 6th November! 🍁
It’s that time of year again! 🎃 Look ghoulishly good this Halloween and help raise vital funds for a great cause!
What a fangtastic Trick or Treat event we held last Friday for @childrenshealthirl 🎃 Spooktacularly creepy costumes, frightful fun, ghoulishly good parties and a spooky stroll around Dublin 8! The money raised from our Trick or Treat party will go towards supporting young patients in Crumlin, Temple Street, Tallaght and Connolly hospitals. Thanks to everyone who gave so generously, raising vital funds so they can provide care to precious children 🧡
Have a lovely mid-term break everybody, stay safe and see you all on the 6th November! 🍁
It’s that time of year again! 🎃 Look ghoulishly good this Halloween and help raise vital funds for a great cause!
World Mental Health Day 2024!
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On World Mental Health Day, the new Wellbeing Committee was announced for the academic year 2023 / 24. They got straight to work giving out the Green Ribbon to every pupil in our school and having a Connect Cafe. They are looking forward to creating more positive mental health activities as the year goes on.
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Our Wellbeing theme for 23/24 will remain as Growth Mindset!
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Our Wellbeing theme for 23/24 will remain as Growth Mindset and we thank the creative minds of 2nd Class and the wonderful talent of Ms. Morris for putting this theme into the most colourful, appealing mural!
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FUNDAY FRIDAY!
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On Friday 22nd September, we kick started our Amber flag, our Green flag and our Active flag campaigns with a Fantastic Funday and it sure was that!! Every class had some fun activities to complete; from facepainting and hanging with Mickey Mouse to Yoga and Forest Schools sessions in the garden, from boomwhacking and chess to line dancing and drumming. The annual Splash A Face! activity where some poor teachers got soaked was very popular! And did we mention we had a DJ on the decks too?! (Mention Solas here if not including separate part!) It really was a jam packed day! What a way to kickstart our new school year! Thanks to every staff member who volunteered to help and made it the great day it was.
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Welcome Back to School Everybody!
Happy Easter to all our Scoil Treasa Naofa families!
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It was a very busy term two in Scoil Treasa Naofa with a lot of events happening and a lot of hard work happening in our classrooms! We all fully deserve to have an egg-stra special Easter break after all our hard work!
Have a look at our instagram reel to see what we've got up to during our Easter Week! We all had a cracking time as you can see! We hope you all have an egg-cellent Easter and see you all on April 17th for term three! |
World Book Day in Scoil Treasa Naofa!
Grandparents Day in Scoil Treasa Naofa!
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Scoil Treasa Naofa was delighted to welcome our cherished grandparents into the school lately. It was a lovely celebration full of songs, poems, Q&A's, photos and fun! Thank you to every grandparent who was able to join us on the day. Here are the best bits from a very memorable day! 😍
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Happy Christmas to all our Scoil Treasa families!
Write to Read Celebration Days are back! Yippee!!!
On November 24th, we were delighted to welcome back parents and families for our Writing Celebrations for the first time since the pandemic. Despite it being a wickedly rainy morning, we were thrilled that so many family members could join to listen to some amazing stories from fantastic authors! It was a fantastic celebration of all the hard work that goes into our Write to Read programme on a daily basis - well done pupils and teachers on some fantastic stories that have been worked on so far this year. We know all your visitors were very impressed by what they saw in the classrooms!
Happy Halloween from all @ Scoil Treasa Naofa!
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Happy Halloween from Scoil Treasa Naofa!
On Friday 28th October, Scoil Treasa Naofa pupils and staff got their Halloween freak on by dressing up for 'Trick Or Treat' for the Children's Foundation. From the scary to the funny and everything else in between, Scoil Treasa Naofa really put on a show to raise much needed funds for a very worthy cause. Our 'Tricky or Treat' event involved a spooky stroll around Dublin 8, a spooky tunes disco during yard time and a party in every classroom. It sure was a day to remember! Thanks to everyone who participated and donated to the cause. Happy Halloween and Happy Mid-Term everybody! Stay safe and see you all on the 7th November! 
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Scoil Treasa Pupils Take On a 24 Hour Cyber Break!
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On Friday 21st October, over 30 of our pupils participated in a 24 hour CyberBreak where they ditched all devices for a full day from 5pm on Friday to 5pm on Saturday!
It was difficult for some but they still completed it and credit to them for this! Some of the activities they did instead was play lego, have a pillow fight, bake Halloween treats, make their Halloween costumes, and play with their friends outside! Well done to all who participated! All of the children were entered into a draw for prizes and special congratulations to our prize winners - James from 6th and the Marouf family! 
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World Mental Health Day @ Scoil Treasa Naofa!
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On Monday 10th October, members of the Wellbeing Committee explained what the green ribbon is all about to their classes. They also showed their class a presentation on our new Wellbeing theme for the year - HAVING A GROWTH MINDSET! See below for more about our new theme!
"Change your words, change your mindset!" - NEW Wellbeing theme for academic year 2022/23!
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Also on Funday Friday… the big reveal was made! After weeks of deliberating over which class had the best idea for our new Wellbeing theme for 2022/24, the winning class was finally chosen!
Congratulations 1st class! Thanks to 1st class; we are now learning all about the Growth Mindset this year! Their great idea is even going be on Ms. Morris’ latest mural, we can’t wait to see it - watch this space! |
FunDay Friday on 23rd September 2022!
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On Friday 23rd September, we kick started our Amber flag, our Green flag and our Active flag campaigns with a Fantastic Funday and it sure was that! The Wellbeing Committee worked hard to make sure it was a day to remember for all! Every class had some fun activities to complete; from facepainting and obstacle courses to Yoga and Forest Schools sessions in the garden, from friendship bracelets and muffin decorating to dancing and drumming. It really was a jam packed day! All washed down with lemonade and a toffee apple! Our old friend Mickey Mouse even made an appearance! The highlight for some of course was the Splash A Face! activity where some poor teachers got soaked! What a way to kickstart our new school year! The Wellbeing Committee promises there will be a lot more activities throughout the year that are sure to put a smile on our faces! We can't wait!
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Scoil Treasa Naofa Welcomes New Junior Infants!
Minister Heather Humphreys visits Scoil Treasa Naofa
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On Wednesday 6th March, the Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys TD visited Scoil Treasa Naofa. The visit was part of an evaluation to be undertaken of the School Meals Programme.
Minister Humphreys enjoyed chatting to our 2nd class and meeting our new Ukranian pupils. See the photos below of lots of happy faces! Our pupils even appeared on Virgin Media News and some appeared in the national newspapers! Minister Humphreys got to hear all about the new lunches and saw a video of just how popular they are in Scoil Treasa Naofa. Judging by this video, it's safe to say that the lunches in Scoil Treasa are a big hit! We hope that pupils all over the country get to experience the loveliness of having a warm meal in the middle of the day just like our pupils! |
#WATCH All primary school pupils across the country could soon have access to hot meals if the school meals programme is expanded#VMNews | @HHumphreysFG pic.twitter.com/pcbfPOeDSL
— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) April 6, 2022
The Terrific Ten @ Scoil Treasa Naofa
The Wellbeing Committee along with Ms. Spillane have organised a range of activites so far this year.... and there's more to come! Check out all that's gone on in Scoil Treasa already this year! Wow, we've been busy!
The Five Ways to Wellbeing has been explored in everything we do at Scoil Treasa Naofa. Let's take a look at what we have been up to!
First Holy Communion & Confirmation Days 2021
There was great excitement in Scoil Treasa Naofa when our deferred Communion and Confirmations for academic year 2020/2021 were able to take place in September 2021! Spread over two weekends and three masses in St. Teresa's Church Donore Avenue, these celebrations all went off really well. Thanks to Fr. John, Fr. David, and Sam for the smooth running of the services and thanks to class teachers Ms. Slammon and Ms. Spillane for their preparations with their classes, ranging from in class preparations to online Zoom sessions to church practises. Thanks also to Aisling for her lovely Art work and Breda for helping with the posters. There is also one special person who didn't make the services in person but who had a big hand in the preparation and that is Fr. Alois who we know was tuning into the masses via webcam. We thank him for all he did before he left to start a new position in his homeland of Passau, Germany and we wish him the best of luck!
Finally, we are grateful for the patience and co-operation shown by the Sacrament candidates and their families and we hope they all had fantastic celebration days. We know that it was worth the long wait!
Finally, we are grateful for the patience and co-operation shown by the Sacrament candidates and their families and we hope they all had fantastic celebration days. We know that it was worth the long wait!
Confirmation on 17/09/2021
First Holy Communion on 12/09/2021
Graduation 2021 (Part 2) for our 6th Class:
Scoil Treasa Naofa Is Proud To Celebrate The Graduation for our 6th Class of 2021 - Congratulations to you all!
Click on the link to watch part 1 and part 2 of our celebrations!
FUN DAY FUNDRAISER 2021 IN AID OF PIETA HOUSE AS PART OF THE AMBER FLAG INITIATIVE!
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WOW! What a day! Well done to everyone involved in making this a fantastic day! All the teachers and staff who volunteered their talents and made it such a memorable day for all - thank you all! Special thanks to the 10 6th class Amber flag committee members for organising such a great day! Not only did we have a lot of fun, but we also raised €684 for Pieta House! Thanks pupils, parents and teachers for your generous donations for a very worthy cause!
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HAPPY EASTER EVERYBODY!
This Easter holiday season, spread kindness, not germs!
Happy Christmas!
Unfortunately current restrictions meant we couldn't host our normal Christmas shows in school, but we enjoyed putting these performances together for you!
Christmas 2020!!
Happy Halloween from all in Scoil Treasa Naofa ....even our new 6th Class!
Well done to everyone in Scoil Treasa Naofa who took part in Maths Week 2020!
Where you part of Scoil Treasa Naofa's first ever Summer Camp? What a fantastic week it was for all our participants! Thanks to all the teachers who made it such a memorable week for all!
Friday 26th June: Happy Holidays everybody! Enjoy the Summer break and see you all in September! Stay safe and take care! Click on the link for the End of Year Virtual assembly if you missed it this morning :
Scoil Treasa Naofa Showcase:
And what a treat we have for you on the day of your holidays! We asked you to showcase your life and we were thrilled with the results! We have been inundating with videos and pictures of your talents and your life during this lockdown! Thank you to everyone who contributed to our Showcase video!
GRADUATION 2020: Scoil Treasa Naofa is proud to present a Virtual Graduation for the 6th Class of 2020! Click on the link to see it broadcast today, Tuesday 23rd at 2pm!
It's Sports and Wellbeing Week! Get involved!!
The teachers have got the ball rolling...
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Multicultural Week 2020 -
Thank you to everyone for being all in this together!
Online, together but apart!
Guess what's coming soon?! Multicultural Week of course! Next week! Hope you're all excited! I know I am!
EXCLUSIVE: Next week's Multicultural Song of the Week and Dis-Dance routine has been announced.... it's 'We Are All In This Together'! What's even better is that you get a sneak peak of the dance routine that our own very talented Susan has put together for you all! It's fantastic! One of the multicultural activities will be a video call dis-dance with Susan on Wednesday on Zoom! It will be alot of fun, but first, let's practise! Try follow along with Susan here! And practise over the weekend if you can! Enjoy and have fun!
We know that so many people including parents and guardians of Scoil Treasa Naofa pupils, are working tirelessly on the frontline to help those who are sick. Others are working in retail to make sure we can get food, medical supplies and other essentials. As your teachers, we know that our jobs are not vital in comparison to these but we are working hard to make sure you can continue your learning. That's what makes this video so special for us! We absolutely loved it and we thank you for taking the time to do this for us. But in return we want to extend a thank you to all of you, Scoil Treasa Naofa pupils and your families. We thank you for helping us to help you! Lets keep it going!
Ní neart go cur le chéile!!
Since September 2015 we have worked hard to achieve our first Green Flag. Under the guidance of Ms. Ronan and the Green School Committee we are delighted that our hard work has paid off and in May 2017 we were awarded the Green Flag for Litter and Waste. Please click here for more information on the process and steps involved in attaining our Green School status.
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Active Schools
Mr. Nolan has worked with the Active School committee over the year to achieve Active School status. We were delighted to have successfully achieved this by the end of the 2016/2017 school year. We will now have our Active Flag flying proudly outside our school. Please click here to see what exactly was involved in making us all more active and fit!
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Grandparent's Day 2020
Multicultural Week 2019
Wow! What a Multicultural Week that was! Every year it just seems to get bigger and better! What a jam packed week of celebrating our fantastic array of cultures and heritages we had! The week included; Multicultural themed Drama, African Drumming with AfroEire, Religious Diversity Trip (Mosque, Catholic Church, Jewish Museum), Decorative cupcake icing (flags), Women’s World Cup Exhibition, Flashmob, GOAL talk, Origami, Sally and Evelina's dancing demonstration, Multicultural Food Fair, Class Multicultural performances in each classroom, International Restaurant Visit (Aistear), Samba Drumming with Simeon, Vincent Butler World Photographer Talk, Multicultural Assembly performance, Q & A session with Alginet English Centre,Valencia, Spain, Visit to Ammara’s Fashion Boutique, Multicultural Quiz 1st – 6th, Irish Aid trip, Solas International Volunteers (Sports), Basketball with Chao. and a Multicultural Photo Trail featuring all of the staff! As always, the highlight was the much anticipated Multicultural Food Fair on Thursday. The parents treated us to the most fabulous selection of savoury and sweet food and it was a fantastic occasion for all. We are very grateful to all the parents and families who helped make the week a huge success, from cooking to doing a Q&A session in some of the classes to volunteering for some class demonstrations, your kindness was very much appreciated by all in Scoil Treasa Naofa. Roll on Multicultural Week 2020!
Take a look at some of the highlights from the week below!
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Grandparent's Day 2019
On Wednesday 30th January we had a lovely celebration for Grandparent's Day. Our hall was full with Grandparents of children from all classes. We were delighted that so many Grannies and Grandas could come on such a cold Winter's day, but I think the songs and stories that followed made it worth the effort.
After a lovely assembly, all Grandparents went to visit their grandchildren's classes to tell some stories and answer some questions about their own school days.
They followed this with up some photos to remember the day....
After a lovely assembly, all Grandparents went to visit their grandchildren's classes to tell some stories and answer some questions about their own school days.
They followed this with up some photos to remember the day....
Christmas Carols 2018
This year our school choir went on two visits to Bellevilla Community Unit on South Circular Road and we also went to Our Lady's Children's Hospital in Crumlin to spread some festive cheer. Ms Cabe and Ms Spillane would like to say a huge thank you to all the wonderful singers - not just for their lovely carols but for the friendliness and kindness they showed to every single person they met this week. They even called at T.J's Grandad's door for a quick song and sang a few carols for Martin, and for the parents at our last assembly of the year. Thank you to all the teachers who helped with all the rehearsing, and who came on these trips as well. Have a look below at some photos of the choir this week!
Merry Christmas to all of our children, their families, neighbours and staff! We hope it will be a happy, peaceful holiday for everyone.. See you all in the New Year!
Raising Our Green Flag!
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Monday 26th June was a very proud day for Scoil Treasa Naofa as we raised out first Green Flag. Teachers, children and parents came together to celebrate the special event. Ryan Tubridy did the honours of raising the flag but not before we celebrated the occasion with music and songs from different classes and even an "ear wriggling" competition between Ryan Tubridy and one of our 3rd class pupils!
Ryan answered lots of questions from the children but unfortunately we didn't get any tickets for the toy show (despite our best efforts!)
It was a particularly proud day for Ms. Ronan and the entire Green School Committee who finally got to see all their hard work and dedication be rewarded.
After Ryan raised the flag the children were surprised by the arrival of an Ice-Cream van to the school!
It was fantastic day of celebration for the entire school community. Please take a look at our slide show below to see some fun bits from our day...
Ryan answered lots of questions from the children but unfortunately we didn't get any tickets for the toy show (despite our best efforts!)
It was a particularly proud day for Ms. Ronan and the entire Green School Committee who finally got to see all their hard work and dedication be rewarded.
After Ryan raised the flag the children were surprised by the arrival of an Ice-Cream van to the school!
It was fantastic day of celebration for the entire school community. Please take a look at our slide show below to see some fun bits from our day...
Watch Aras take on Ryan Tubridy in an "ear wriggling" competition! Aras was the clear winner!
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The Moment oF Truth... The Flag Goes Up!!
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Greystones to Bray 2017
On Wednesday 21st of June we went on our annual sponsored walk along the coastal path from Greystones to Bray. Dublin Bus kindly provided us with transport for the day and Glanmore Foods generously provided lots of delicious picnic food that we all needed at the end of the walk! Thankfully the weather was glorious, and we got to enjoy the beautiful scenery all along the coast without worrying about rain. Lots of parents joined us for the walk and we want to thank them for making the event fun and safe for all involved. Thank you as always to Mr.Comaskey who puts a huge effort into organising the walk every year - it really is one of the big days out that everyone enjoys! Well done to the younger children in particular, who did the whole walk with great energy. There was a real sense of school spirit and accomplishment when we reached the end together! It was a very successful fundraiser and we will use the money raised to buy a charging dock for our new school tablets.
Here are some photos from the day - Ireland really is beautiful when the sun shines!
On Wednesday 21st of June we went on our annual sponsored walk along the coastal path from Greystones to Bray. Dublin Bus kindly provided us with transport for the day and Glanmore Foods generously provided lots of delicious picnic food that we all needed at the end of the walk! Thankfully the weather was glorious, and we got to enjoy the beautiful scenery all along the coast without worrying about rain. Lots of parents joined us for the walk and we want to thank them for making the event fun and safe for all involved. Thank you as always to Mr.Comaskey who puts a huge effort into organising the walk every year - it really is one of the big days out that everyone enjoys! Well done to the younger children in particular, who did the whole walk with great energy. There was a real sense of school spirit and accomplishment when we reached the end together! It was a very successful fundraiser and we will use the money raised to buy a charging dock for our new school tablets.
Here are some photos from the day - Ireland really is beautiful when the sun shines!
Multicultural Celebrations
On Monday 23rd May we began a week long celebration of multiculturalism and diversity in our school.
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World Book Day
On Thursday 2nd March the teachers joined the children to celebrate World Book Day by dressing up as their favourite book character. Take a look at the slideshow and see if you can guess who everyone was....
Grandparent's Day
On Friday 3rd February we celebrated Grandparent's Day in Scoil Treasa Naofa. Following a performance by 3rd Class of the Haka as Gaeilge, we had a poem from Senior Infants and a sing song with the choir. The children loved having their Grandparents come to visit their classroom. It was really interesting to hear stories about when they were in school. Thank you to everyone who came to visit and helped make the day a success.
Our New Sports Kit
The staff and students of Scoil Treasa Naofa would like to sincerely thank Marie Sheridan and all in the Renal Dialysis Unit in Cavan General Hospital for their generous fundraising this year. Thanks to them we have purchased a new School Sports Kit which we are very proud of. The 5th and 6th Class girls sported the new kit at the FAI Schools Soccer Competition in Irishtown recently and came second overall! Well done to Taylor, Carmel, Shantell, Lea, Charli, Brooke and Abbie!!
CRAZY HAIR DAY!!!
On Friday the 29th April we held a Crazy Hair Day in school to raise much needed funds for Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin. We would like to thank all of the children, parents and teachers who got involved. It was a really fun day in school and we managed to raise €357 for this worthy cause. Well done everyone!
Confirmation 2016
On Wednesday 16th March many of our Sixth Class children made the Sacrament of Confirmation. It was very special occasion. Well done Katie, Shantell, Sean, Conor, Charlie, Faustas, Brooke, Joanna, Daniel, Shaun-Paul, Hayley, Carmel, Jarrett, Lea and Taylor. We would like to thank Msgr Paul Callan, Fr Comac, Sam and Mr Kelly for all the hard work and preparation that went into making the day so special. We would also like to thank the school choir and Ms McCabe for their beautiful singing on the day.
On Wednesday 16th March many of our Sixth Class children made the Sacrament of Confirmation. It was very special occasion. Well done Katie, Shantell, Sean, Conor, Charlie, Faustas, Brooke, Joanna, Daniel, Shaun-Paul, Hayley, Carmel, Jarrett, Lea and Taylor. We would like to thank Msgr Paul Callan, Fr Comac, Sam and Mr Kelly for all the hard work and preparation that went into making the day so special. We would also like to thank the school choir and Ms McCabe for their beautiful singing on the day.
Proclamation Day 2016
On Tuesday 15th of March primary schools all around the country took part in an event to commemorate the 1916 Rising. Proclamation Day was a huge success and we would like to thank all who attended our special event. Highlights of our event included the raising of the tricolour – which had been presented to our school at a ceremony earlier in the academic year, signing our national anthem, a recitation of the proclamation and our proclamation for a new generation (recited by children from sixth class - Shantell, Ross, Carmel, Zuhire, Brooke and Conor) Check out the photos above and videos below. (The proclamation was read out by Mayson, Evelina, Abigail, Nathan, Jamie, Owen, AbdEl Nour, Harry, Evan, Jarrett, Malek and Danilo.) Every class put huge time and effort into preparing for the event and their projects and artwork were simply outstanding. Well done!
Video 1 - Singing our National Anthem
Video 2 - Raising the Flag
Congratulations to our new Student Council 2016.
Well done to everyone who participated in our 2016 Student Council Election. The successful candidates were Hayley, Alexis, Celyin, Layla, Tadhg, Ivan, Charli, Charlie and Neville. We wish you every success in your new role.
Presentation Of The National Flag
To commemorate the centenary of the 1916 Rising and to celebrate 100 years since the Proclamation of the Irish Republic, we were delighted to welcome members of the Defence Forces to our school on Tuesday 17th November.
Tadhg and Rihanna were delighted to accept the National Flag and a copy of the 1916 Proclamation on behalf of the school. Sergeant Stephen Bailie and Sergeant William Kent, members of the Irish Air Corps, formally made the presentation.
The Defence Forces taught the children about how the National Flag should be cared for and the protocol that surrounds this vibrant symbol of our nation.
Sergeant Kent read the Proclamation to the children with the help of Tyler in 4th class.
Tadhg and Rihanna were delighted to accept the National Flag and a copy of the 1916 Proclamation on behalf of the school. Sergeant Stephen Bailie and Sergeant William Kent, members of the Irish Air Corps, formally made the presentation.
The Defence Forces taught the children about how the National Flag should be cared for and the protocol that surrounds this vibrant symbol of our nation.
Sergeant Kent read the Proclamation to the children with the help of Tyler in 4th class.
To finish this very special ceremony the choir sang the National Anthem.
This visit is the first part of National 1916 Commemorations. We look forward to learning alot more about 1916 in this centenary year. All schools will raise the flag on the 15th March 2016 to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1916 Rising.
This visit is the first part of National 1916 Commemorations. We look forward to learning alot more about 1916 in this centenary year. All schools will raise the flag on the 15th March 2016 to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1916 Rising.
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Intercultural Week
Thanks so much to everyone involved in our recent Intercultural Week. It was a huge success and thoroughly enjoyed by adults and children alike! Special thanks also to Ms. Spillane for the work she put into preparing the activities of the week. Check out some of the photos below.
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Fundraising
Thanks so much to all the parents and students who donated toys and books for our Jumble Sale. We managed to raise a fantastic €400 which will be used to buy toys for the Infant Classrooms. Your help and generosity are really appreciated!
The first Cash for Clobber collection yielded a pay out of €200 so well done to all involved! We are still collecting bags of clothes so if you know of anybody doing a clear out please point them in our direction!
Thanks so much to all the parents and students who donated toys and books for our Jumble Sale. We managed to raise a fantastic €400 which will be used to buy toys for the Infant Classrooms. Your help and generosity are really appreciated!
The first Cash for Clobber collection yielded a pay out of €200 so well done to all involved! We are still collecting bags of clothes so if you know of anybody doing a clear out please point them in our direction!
School Calendars available now from the School Office - €5
Cash for Clobber
Fancy getting rid of your old unwanted clothes and raise some much needed funds for the school at the same time? It's easy!
All you need to do is fill one of the cash for clobber bags with old clothes, bedding pairs of shoes and other textiles (no duvets or pillows please) then drop the bags in the school shed. We will arrange for the bags to be collected once we have enough. The bags will be then weighed and the nice people in Cash for Clobber will send us a cheque. Every item you send in will either be re-used or recycled. For further information please see www.cashforclobber.ie
Fancy getting rid of your old unwanted clothes and raise some much needed funds for the school at the same time? It's easy!
All you need to do is fill one of the cash for clobber bags with old clothes, bedding pairs of shoes and other textiles (no duvets or pillows please) then drop the bags in the school shed. We will arrange for the bags to be collected once we have enough. The bags will be then weighed and the nice people in Cash for Clobber will send us a cheque. Every item you send in will either be re-used or recycled. For further information please see www.cashforclobber.ie
We would like to wish you all a happy and safe year!!
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Best of Luck to the children from Scoil Treasa Naofa performing in the Hallelujah Christmas Concert in Citywest tonight. Sing your hearts out!
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Fun in the Garden with Mr. Paddy Madden
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Fancy Dress Fundraiser
Well done to all the boys and girls in Scoil Treasa Naofa who donated money and came into school in Fancy Dress at Halloween to raise money for Crumlin Children's Hospital. Thanks to you and your parents we managed to raise a fantastic €230 to buy games and toys for the sick children in Crumlin Hospital. Great fun was had by all! |
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Scoil Treasa Naofa will be celebrating
Maths Week from Monday 13th October. We will be busy doing Maths Trails, Puzzles, Quizzes, Games and lots more! Watch this space for photos of our Awesome Mathematicians!!
Maths Week from Monday 13th October. We will be busy doing Maths Trails, Puzzles, Quizzes, Games and lots more! Watch this space for photos of our Awesome Mathematicians!!
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Puzzle of the Day
A coffee and a cupcake costs €4. The coffee costs €3 more than the cupcake. How much does the cupcake cost? |
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Don't forget!!
Scoil Treasa Naofa
Teddy Bears Picnic
Friday 19th September 2014
Phoenix Park 10.30am
We hope to see you there!
Scoil Treasa Naofa
Teddy Bears Picnic
Friday 19th September 2014
Phoenix Park 10.30am
We hope to see you there!
Scoil Treasa Naofa would like to welcome everyone back after our long break!
It is lovely to see so many happy students, ready for the busy year ahead. We would also like to warmly welcome our two Junior Infant Classes and all the other new students who started with us in the last few weeks - we hope that you'll be very happy in our school.
St. Patrick's Day Celebrations in Scoil Treasa Naofa
Confirmation
Scoil Treasa Naofa celebrated with the children 6th class as they made their Confirmation on Tuesday 11th March. Monsignor Dan O' Connor celebrated the ceremony. Everyone in the class worked very hard to make their day very special and everyone looked absolutely fantastic.
Below are some photos of the Confirmation class.
Below are some photos of the Confirmation class.
Samba Band
Our school Samba Band recently performed in the Ark Theatre in Dublin. They put on a great performance and did us very proud. A big thank you to Sarah, our Samba teacher, for her hard work with the band. Check out the videos and photos below for a look at how the show went!
Attendance - Certificate of Excellence
All the great efforts to maintain high attendance levels in Scoil Treasa Naofa have been recognised by the National Education Welfare Board. We are delighted to have been awarded a Certificate of Excellence for continued success in achieving a high attendance record. We would like to say a huge thank you to all the parents and children who are responsible for making this happen.
