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Scoil Neasáin is a dynamic urban school in Dublin 5, fostering a vibrant learning environment while embracing Irish culture and traditions. From celebrating holidays to engaging in sports activities, our school offers a well-rounded educational experience.
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General Information • Scoil Neasáin is an urban school, situated in Harmonstown, Dublin 5. • School begins at 9am and finishes at 1.15 for younger classes and 2.30 for older classes. • We do not wear a uniform in Scoil Neasáin. • We speak Irish(Gaeilge) in school at all times, except when learning English. • Our school is a Catholic school. • There is one class of each year. • The highest amount of pupils in a class is 32 and the lowest is 27. • There are 13 on our teaching team, and we have one Teachers Assistant, one caretaker and one secretary.
Ár gclos (our yard) There is a running track about 50m long with 8 lanes in our yard. We often have races during yard time.
We have a big all-weather pitch in our yard.We usually spilt it in half during break time, so more people can play on it.There are four goals, 2 large and 2 small.
There is a large hurling wall in our yard. • We play squash, hurling and football against it.
There are three basketball courts in our yard.One of them is on tarmac.The other two are on a spongy green material.
During the Year • During the school year there are many different events and celebrations in our school…..
Oíche Shamhna (halloween) • We celebrate Halloween on the 31st of October every year. • In school everyone, teachers included, dress up as scary, magical characters to celebrate. • We all gather in the school hall, we sing Hallowe’en songs and watch Hallowe’en dramas that we all perform. • Each class parades around the hall to show off their scary costumes. • Afterwards we all go back to our own classrooms and have a party, with games and food. • We always have a spooky day!!!
Nollaig (Christmas) • We celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December every year. • In the run up to Christmas Santa Claus visits our school and gives presents out to each class. • Every year we celebrate the birth of Jesus with a Christmas mass in school. • We exchange Christmas card every year, by putting everyone’s name from the school including teachers and other staff, in a hat and picking names at random. You keep this name a secret until you give them the card on a certain date. This is known as Kris Kindle.
Lá Fhéile Phádraig • St.Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. • We celebrate his feast day on the 17th of March every year. • Here in school we dress up in green white and orange (the colours of the Irish flag). • We have a parade in the school hall. • We decorate the school. • We play traditional Irish music.
Lá Ealaíona • Every year our school has a full day of art! • We make clay models, knit, weave and build. • Last year we took the theme of the Olympic Games. Some made weight lifters, runners and gymnasts!
Lá Eolaíochta • Every year in school we have a day that the whole school studies science!
Inis Oírr • Every year fifth class and some teachers go to a small island of the west coast of Ireland, called Inis Oírr for 3 weeks. • Inis Oírr is an all-Irish speaking community. • The class is divided and stay in houses. We still attend school but afterwards we visit local historical sights. • At night we do sports and have céilís.
Turas go Delphi • Most years sixth class go on a tour to Delphi in Leenane,Co.Galway. • Here in this outdoor adventure centre students partake in all outdoor activities like, surfing, kayaking, abseiling and archery.