Dear Families, We had a wonderful Sponsored Dance this year in the senior yard. It was so nice to have families back on the school grounds and getting to see in person all of the hard work that the children & teachers have put into their dances over the past month. Thank you for [&helli
Dear Parents, We had an exciting afternoon on Thursday 12th May, with the visit of a delegation of thirty kindergarten principals from Estonia. Our school participated in a “Comenius” (European) project from 2012 – 2014 when we worked with other schools, including one in
We had a great world book day in our school and kids loved it. Some of our class dressed up as their favourite characters – they were super!!
We had a fantastic Sponsored Dance Event this year in the senior yard. Thanks to everyone for participating, helping and sponsoring our wonderful pupils!
Promoting long-term, whole-school action for the environment Green-Schools is a student-led programme with involvement from the wider community. The programme is operated and co-ordinated by the Environmental Education Unit of An Taisce (FEE member for Ireland). Green-Schools is operat
It was a wonderful Cake Event this year, thanks all for participation!
This Year again our pupils went to plant a tree and learn a bit about importance of nature preservation.
St Sylvester’s Infant School launches their new Scooter Park Mrs Dunne, the school principal believes that it is so important for children to walk, scoot or cycle to school as not only is it good for their health but it wakes them up in the morning and stimulates their brains. Families who live a
‘Aistear’ is the Irish word for ‘journey’. Aistear enables us, as teachers, to facilitate and celebrate early childhood as a time of being, and of enjoying and learning from experiences as they unfold. Aistear describes the types of learning (dispositions, values and attitudes, skills, know
Each year, just before Halloween and Easter, the children participate in a Hunt around the school, using clues to find their surprise at the end of the trail. For the Halloween Hunt, the children and teachers dress up in their Halloween costume to add to the spooky and exciting atmosphere in the sch