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Well done to pupils from 5th Class who organised an excellent fundraiser for Daffodil day. The children created a ‘Wall of Hope’ in the school to raise money for the Irish Cancer Society. The school raised €118.60 which was presented to Sheila Sheahan in the school today. Well done everyone 🙂

Best wished to all the children in 2nd class who will be making their First Confession tonight.

Parents of children who wish to be enrolled in Analeentha N.S. for September 2012, are asked to contact the school with their names on or before Wednesday 28th March 2012 on 022-29277.

Children from 5th class have organised a fundraiser for daffodil day. Each child is asked to bring in €1/ €2. The children will then choose a daffodil picture to colour. All the pictures of the daffodils will be hung together to represent a wall of hope to all people who are affected by illness. THe pictures  will be on display tomorrow for Daffodil day. Well done to all involved 🙂

A big thank you to local author, Kieran Mark Crowley, who visited the school today to do a reading from his new book ‘Colm & the Ghost’s Revenge’ as well as an excellent writing workshop with the children from 2nd to 6th class!

Bhí an craic agus spórt ag gach duine ar scoil inniu. Bhi gach duine gleasta suas i neadaí glasa. Ghlac na paistí páirt i gníomhachtaí éagsúla – dramaaíocht, rannta, dánta, amhráin, ceol agus rince.

Great fun and raic was had by all in school today. The children came dressed up to nines in green. The children took part in drama, poems, rhymes, songs music and dancing. Well done everyone 🙂

Ms O Sullivan’s room were very green recently when they took on the challenge of making homemade musical instruments from recyclable materials. Their creations were very impressive!! Well done to all involved 🙂

Well done to Jack McMahon who brought in some of his creations. We were all very impressed 🙂

Knitting Craftwork

Well done to the boys from 3rd and 4th class who did our school proud at the recent county finals of the indoor hurling competition. The boys were runners up in the final. The match was level after full time and the golden goal rule applied in extra time. The boys came 2nd of 250 school and 2500 students who entered and took part in the competition. This is a fantastic achievement for our school 🙂

Indoor Hurling