Category: Primary Schools
Cloghoula National School Open Day 2013
Kilcorney National School Christmas Mass & Carols
Kilcorney National School
Christmas Mass & Carols
on Monday 17th of December at 6.30pm
St Nicholas Church Kilcorney
All Welcome
Hollymount NS website
Hollymount NS is the latest school in the area to create their own website (hollymountns.ie), and it is a very nice one too, with lots of school activities being added, as well as lots of information about the school, its history, and lots of photos. Though Hollymount NS is close to [read more …] “Hollymount NS website”
As Gaeilge i Sráid a Mhuilinn
Details from the Census 2011 of Irish speakers in Millstreet, aged 3 years and over, by frequency of speaking Irish inside and outside the education system. Figures are for the town only – 1,494 residents.
Táimid an-bhuíoch do Mhícheál an alt seo a chur os ár gcomhair. Tá an teolas an-suimiúil,
Male | Female | |
All Irish Speakers | 223 | 291 |
Never speak Irish | 526 | 436 |
Not stated if they do/do not speak Irish | 10 | 8 |
Speaks Irish daily within the Education System | 52 | 70 |
Speaks Irish daily within and outside the Education System | 3 | 9 |
Speaks Irish daily outside the Education System | 1 | 3 |
Speaks Irish weekly outside the Education System | 15 | 17 |
Speaks Irish less often outside the Education System | 96 | 121 |
Never speaks Irish outside the Education System | 54 | 70 |
Not stated if they speak Irish inside or outside the edu. system |
2 | 1 |
At 35% of us using Irish at some stage, it’s well below the national average of 41%. Nationally however, those that are speaking Irish is up by [read more …] “As Gaeilge i Sráid a Mhuilinn”
Presentation N.S launches new school website!
Millstreet Presentation National School have recently launched their school website. It’s got their latest school news, events, pictures and lots more, so go check it out at http://millpresns.weebly.com
Report on Millstreet Presentation NS 1863
In 1864, the House of Commons (in London) did a Return of Name and Locality of Convent and Monastic Schools in connection with Commissions of National Education in Ireland for 1863.
Millstreet Presentation National School is listed on page 5 of the report, which lists the lay teachers and monitors how much they were paid, how much the school was paid, and the number of pupils and attendance. Interestingly attendance rate was at 45%, and while it seems low, it was actually quite high for a rural school of the time (I doubt they’d get get away with that these days!!!). What is also interesting is that the lay teachers are all names that are still in Millstreet. Here are the details:
Roll #: 2,278 / Parish: Drishane / School: Millstreet – female / Order: Presentation Nuns
Amount Paid to School – Premiums & Gratitudes 1963: £6
Amount Paid to School – On account of average attendance 1963: £42 10s
# Pupils on Roll: 446 (all Roman Catholic)
# Average attendance: 201 (45%) [read more …] “Report on Millstreet Presentation NS 1863”
Millstreet National School Parents Association Halloween Disco
Funding needed for Millstreet Convent National School urgently
Millstreet Convent National School is in urgent need of three new classrooms and the Government needs to immediately deal with an application from the school for support.
Cork North West Deputy Michael Moynihan raised the issue during a special debate in the Dáil today.
He commented: “The school population of Millstreet Convent National School has shot up in recent years and the school is full to capacity. Last year there were 218 enrollments, with 244 this year, it is expected to rise even further in the coming years. There is an urgent need for a new classroom and two learning support rooms. The Board of Management of the school have applied for Capital Funding but with the new school year already well underway, this process cannot be delayed.
“I have called on the Minister for Education to [read more …] “Funding needed for Millstreet Convent National School urgently”
Rathcoole N.S. Celebrates its 160th Anniversary in Superb Style
Rathcoole National School 160th Year Celebrations
Airtricity Community Funding Awards
Airtricity, Ireland’s fastest growing and third largest energy provider, last week presented €106,000 to community projects in the vicinity of Coomacheo and Curragh Wind Farms, bringing to almost €500,000 the total contribution which Airtricity has made into local communities around the projects since they opened in the area in 2009.
The presentation of funding from the Airtricity Community Funds for Coomacheo and Curragh Wind Farms took place on Monday September 24th, at a ceremony held at Ionad Culturtha, Ballyvourney.
Groups that received funding were: Scoil Mhuire BNS, Millstreet, Scoil Aban Naofa, Naoinra Baile Mhuirne playschool, Carriganima National School, the Ionad Culturtha in Baile Mhuirne, the Canon O’Donovan Centre in Millstreet, the Brian O’Tuama fund in Baile Mhic Ire, Cholaiste Ghabnatan, Cloghoula National School, Aubane Community Centre, Coiste Forbartha, Réidh na nDoirí and Rylane [read more …] “Airtricity Community Funding Awards”
Presentation N.S. Celebrates Its Tidy Towns Local Award
Cheque Presented to Cullen N.S. by Mary O’Sullivan
Paudie Healy’s Splendid Care of Superb Flower Display at Presentation N.S.
Although we’ve had lots of rain this Summer, Paudie has to constantly make sure that these many floral displays are not only watered but oftentimes fed with nourishing plant food. Well done indeed to Paudie for [read more …] “Paudie Healy’s Splendid Care of Superb Flower Display at Presentation N.S.”
Wordsworth – Back to School Offers
Spend over €100 on School Books and receive
FREE
5m x 33cm Filfix Book Covering Roll (Covers approx. 10 Books), plus
1X 5pk of Copy Covers
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Spend over €150 on School Books and receive
FREE
5m x 33cm Filfix Book Covering Roll (Covers approx. 10 Books), plus
2 X 5pk of Copy Covers
(Must be spent on School Books only and in one transaction)
Offers available at WordsWorth Bookshop, The Square, Millstreet. (029)70154 <email>
Opening of New Cullen N.S. on 9th June 2012 – Part Two
Blessed with magnificent weather on the day the official opening was followed by a number of speeches and a splendid musical and drama presentation by the very talented pupils. Then followed the partaking of a wide variety of [read more …] “Opening of New Cullen N.S. on 9th June 2012 – Part Two”
Sports Day 2012 in Millstreet Town Park
Presentation N.S., Millstreet Wins Camogie Final
In the final of the 7-a-side competition, the wonderfully talented team were playing in Newmarket against Banteer. Here we share a selection of images of the royal welcome which [read more …] “Presentation N.S., Millstreet Wins Camogie Final”
Cloghoula N.S. Visits Trabolgan Holiday Centre
Musical Presentation Celebrates Derrinagree N.S. Green Flag Award 2012
Here we share the first of two selections of images recalling the very historic occasion in Derrinagree. The Band performed within the Church where the [read more …] “Musical Presentation Celebrates Derrinagree N.S. Green Flag Award 2012”
Official Opening of New Cullen N.S. on 9th June – Part One
The historic occasion was blessed with perfect weather conditions. The day began with the celebration of Mass in Cullen Church followed by a grand parade to the new school led by the renowned Cullen Pipe Band. The release of dozens of blue and yellow balloons (Cullen colours) was a wonderful sight to behold. Following some very interesting speeches [read more …] “Official Opening of New Cullen N.S. on 9th June – Part One”
Raising the Green Flag at Derrinagree N.S. on Tuesday
Green Flag Award for Derinagree School
Green Flag Award for Derinagree School
Don’t Miss …. Tuesday: June 12th @11:30am
Where? …. Derinagree National School
Why? …. Special Performance by the Army Band of the Southern Command followed by raising of the GREEN FLAG awarded to our Derinagree School Community.
All Very Welcome & Refreshments served after the performance
New Cullen N.S. off to a Flying Start!
Millstreet I.N.T.O. Presentations at Wallis Arms Hotel
Fundraising Coffee Morning for Millstreet National Schools
With lots of delicious home baking and a very happy, cheerful atmosphere the event attracted many visitors including some young people whose [read more …] “Fundraising Coffee Morning for Millstreet National Schools”
Scoil Mhuire, Millstreet B.N.S. “On The Move”!
Coffee Morning for Primary Schools at G.A.A. Community Hall on 8th June
Millstreet Parents’ Association is organising a Coffee Morning for both Primary Schools – Presentation N.S., Millstreet and Scoil Mhuire, Millstreet B.N.S. – Friday, 8th June from 9.30 a.m. until 12.30 p.m. at Millstreet G.A.A. Community Hall Kitchen. All are very welcome. We thank Kate Twomey for this information. (S.R.)