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Scoil Etchen Naofa
A Catholic Primary school
serving the community of Kinnegad,
County Westmeath.
Scoil Etchen Naofa
A Catholic Primary school
serving the community of Kinnegad,
County Westmeath.
We are a health promoting school!
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We are a digital school of distinction!
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Who wants to be a thousandaire?
Harrys Hotel, friday 23 march 2018
St. Etchens and Kinnegad Parish would like to express their sincere appreciation to our advertisers without whom the success of the Thousandaire fundraiser would not have been possible.
We invite everyone to support all of these community-minded businesses.
We invite everyone to support all of these community-minded businesses.
eNROLMENT FOR Coming September
Enrolment for Junior Infants for St Etchen's NS takes place in February each year
Please collect a copy of the enrolment form from the school office or alternatively download a copy of the enrolment form by clicking on the link below. Print off the form and return the completed form to the school with a copy of your child's birth certificate and a completed POD form (available from the school). Children who have returned the form accompanied with the birth certificate will then be considered for enrolment in line with the school's enrolment policy (available on the Policies page).
To view the digital version of the form, you will need a program capable of opening .pdf files. Acrobat Reader will do this. It is available for free by following this link
http://get.adobe.com/reader/
Please bring this information to the attention of any friends or neighbours that may be interested in sending their child(ren) to our school.
In order to make provision for new families moving into the area it is important that we be informed as soon as possible when families are leaving or are intending to leave the school.
Please collect a copy of the enrolment form from the school office or alternatively download a copy of the enrolment form by clicking on the link below. Print off the form and return the completed form to the school with a copy of your child's birth certificate and a completed POD form (available from the school). Children who have returned the form accompanied with the birth certificate will then be considered for enrolment in line with the school's enrolment policy (available on the Policies page).
To view the digital version of the form, you will need a program capable of opening .pdf files. Acrobat Reader will do this. It is available for free by following this link
http://get.adobe.com/reader/
Please bring this information to the attention of any friends or neighbours that may be interested in sending their child(ren) to our school.
In order to make provision for new families moving into the area it is important that we be informed as soon as possible when families are leaving or are intending to leave the school.
BOI Business and Enterprise event
Thanks to Owen Whelan for taking these fantastic photos during the Bank of Ireland Business and Enterprise event in St Etchen's NS, on Sunday December 3rd.
Hallowe'en dress up day 2017
Kathleen mills cup visits kinnegad.
The All Ireland Camogie cup visited St Etchen's in September, carried by County Captain Fiona Leavy, sister of our own Aileen Leavy.
We are all extremely proud of the ladies who defeated Dublin 1-10 to 1-06 in the final.
An Iar Mhi Abu!
We are all extremely proud of the ladies who defeated Dublin 1-10 to 1-06 in the final.
An Iar Mhi Abu!
Pupils from the Caterpillar class harvesting potatoes in July
Sports Day 2017
Sponsored Walk June 2017
Cumann na mbunscol champions again!
Congratulations to our Boys team who won the county Division One title on May 35th last in Cusack Park. The team is captained by Jason Macken and John Kiernan from 6th class. There are thirty three boys on the panel and every one of them have worked very diligently all year and contributed to our famous victory. Mr. Nigel Boardman put a huge effort into preparing the team and organising all the matches played since September 2013. Thanks also to Mrs. Ronnie Cole, Ms. Aileen Leavy, Mr. Jim Rock and Coralstown-Kinnegad GAA club.
Congrats also to the Girls team, captained by Favour Okafor, who won a very close Division One Shield final. Thank you to Mr. Corcoran and Ms. Spellman for their sterling efforts with this team over the year.
Many thanks also to all the families and members of the wider community who showed their support for both teams.
Congrats also to the Girls team, captained by Favour Okafor, who won a very close Division One Shield final. Thank you to Mr. Corcoran and Ms. Spellman for their sterling efforts with this team over the year.
Many thanks also to all the families and members of the wider community who showed their support for both teams.
National Children's choir
Fourth classes, along with their teachers, working alongside the National Children's Choir in preparation for the much anticipated concert in May 2017. The concert took place in The Cathedral of Christ the King, Mullingar on May 11th and it was a fantastic display of the talent available in St. Etchens.
Tá an t-earrach buailte linn!
Spring has arrived in the school garden
Spring has arrived in the school garden
SEachtain na gaeilge 2017
Bhí an-spórt agus an-spraoi ag na daltaí ó rang a ceathar go rang a sé, ag an Tráth na gCeist sa halla mór ar Lá Glas, 2017. Fuair na buaitheoirí uibheacha seacláide....yum!
Dog's trust visit
Paul Cleary, from the Dog’s Trust, and his dog Magic, recently visited the school to talk to all classes about dog welfare. Here they both are, presenting a certificate to some pupils in the school.
10 @10 on the 10th of February 2017!
St Etchens eagerly accepted of the 10@10 on the 10th Challenge from the Operation Transformation team.
Inside and outside, the whole school was active including the teachers and principal!
We are a Health Promoting School after all!
Inside and outside, the whole school was active including the teachers and principal!
We are a Health Promoting School after all!
Chess
Our school recently hosted the regional schools chess tournament (on Feb 15) with 32 players from four schools involved.
After 48 gripping chess matches and a nail biting finish, St. Etchens emerged as tournament winners by the narrowest of margins. Thanks to all those who took part in and helped out with the event on the day and thanks also to Mr. Corcoran and Ms. Logan who ran chess club for 5th and 6th classes throughout the winter months.
After 48 gripping chess matches and a nail biting finish, St. Etchens emerged as tournament winners by the narrowest of margins. Thanks to all those who took part in and helped out with the event on the day and thanks also to Mr. Corcoran and Ms. Logan who ran chess club for 5th and 6th classes throughout the winter months.
