Head of Academy Conor O'Grady joined Leah Kelly for a fun football session with all our pupils on Tuesday. Thank you for visiting our school.

Our students proudly took part in the Easkey St. Patrick’s Day Parade. We celebrated our school's centenary year as we walked through the village. We brought history to life by showcasing the contrast between the pupils of 1926 and those of today, 2026. This display highlighted how much school life has changed over the past 100 years. In preparation for the parade and as part of our centenary celebrations, the children have been exploring what school was like in the past, lea

Congratulations to 2nd class who celebrated their First Confession in Rathlee church on the 11th March 2026.

We are learning about Australia in geography. We completed a koala report and painted the koalas which are displayed in the school hallway. Koalas are marsupials and are native to Australia.

Our spring bulbs are beginning to bloom. We also spotted a bird’s nest in a tree in the school yard. Our St. Brigid’s crosses made from lollipop sticks are displayed in our classroom.

Last month we worked on procedural writing -how to build a snowman. We had fun drawing snowmen and hot chocolate in our art class .

We had fun investigating ramps and slopes in class. In groups, we made ramps using a kitchen roll tube and propped it up with our school books. We then timed how long it took for a toy car to roll to the bottom. We loved experimenting and finding out what worked best!

Our annual Christmas performance takes place next week. Hope to see you all there.

1st - 4th classes had a wonderful trip on Tuesday to see ‘Glitchmas’ in the Hawkswell Theatre in Sligo. Thank you to Niamh McGrath and Orla McSharry who generously made time to take a photo with us after the performance. Thank you also to the entire cast and crew for a wonderful show.

We are having great fun being engineers with our new resources during activity time. We are also using the tablets this month to work on our maths skills

We had a busy week investigating light and static electricity. We used a torch to investigate whether items were transparent or opaque and recorded our results. We learned how static electricity can be caused by things rubbing together. We rubbed a balloon on a woolly jumper and touched items such as paper, tissue paper, card and our hair! Finally, we are investigating the importance of washing our hands correctly. We are using bread to demonstrate this. We are continuing

We planted hyacinth and tulip bulbs last week. We look forward to watching these grow over the coming months. We are observing a hyacinth bulb growing in a jar and are surprised at how quickly roots have appeared. Nature is amazing.

Wishing all our school community a happy, safe mid term break. Happy Halloween.

We have had lots of fun drawing skulls, mummies and spiders.

Materials and Change You will need: vinegar, I tablespoon bread soda, funnel, white balloon, bottle and black marker. What to do: pour the vinegar into the bottle. Put the bread soda into the ballon using the funnel. Attach the balloon to the bottle and hold the balloon up and let the bread soda fall in to the vinegar. Results: The balloon inflates. Then the bread soda and vinegar mixed we get a fizzy reaction Carbon dioxide is produced.

1st and 2nd class had lots of fun for Maths week. We completed a maths trail around the school and played dice games in maths class.

Now that we’re back at school, let’s keep reminding each other how important handwashing is for staying healthy.

1st and 2nd class have been busy settling back into the school routine. We completed self portraits in art class and displayed them in the hall.

We hope everyone is having a great summer. We will be delighted to welcome back all our pupils next week. We especially look forward to welcoming our junior infant children who will be starting their first day in school!

We had a lovely time exploring the sea shore today. We discovered lots of little crustaceans and various types of seaweed. We also covered a little local history on the way there!

We are thrilled to announce that our school has been awarded its 10th Green Flag, this time for Global Citizenship – Food and Biodiversity! This prestigious achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of our entire school community in promoting environmental awareness, sustainable food choices, and the protection of biodiversity. Through a variety of projects, from planting crops to exploring food miles our students have shown incredible commitment to making a positive

1st - 4th classes had a super, fun filled day at the Let’s Go multi activity camp at Sligo ATU today.

The weather didn't get in the way as we had a thoroughly enjoyable Sports Day with lots of fun team games and activities. We are very lucky to have our yard, pitch and soft play area for these days.

Busy Bees! We had a great day with Peter Neary where we learned all about our native bees and the wonders of how honey is produced. It was fascinating.