Calendar

SCHOOL YEAR 2025 – 2026

Sixth Class Graduation will take place Monday 22nd June.

Parent/Teacher meeting will take place on Thursday 13th November 2025 from 2.30pm. School will close at 2.15pm on this day.

SCHOOL YEAR 2025 – 2026 

SCHOOL CLOSINGS 

  • START DATE: Thursday 28th August ‘25 
  • MID-TERM: Monday 27th October ‘25 to Friday 31st October ‘25 (inclusive)
  • DECEMBER: Tuesday 2nd December, Monday 22nd December to Friday 2nd January ’26 (inclusive)

School will close at 12.15pm Friday 19th December ’25 and will reopen on Monday January 5th ‘26 

  • FEBRUARY: Monday 2nd February’26 
  • MID-TERM: Thursday 19th to Friday 20th February ‘26  
  • MARCH: Tuesday 17th and Thursday 19th March ‘26
  • EASTER: Monday 30th March to Friday 10th April ‘26 (inclusive) 

School will close at 12.15pm Friday 27th March ’26 and will reopen on Monday 13th April ‘26 

  •  MAY: Monday 4th May and Tuesday 5th May ’26 
  • JUNE: Monday 1st June and Tuesday 2nd June ’26 
  • SUMMER: Closing Wednesday 24th June ‘26 at 12.15pm 

 

6th Class Graduation will take place on Monday 22nd June. 

PARENT/TEACHER MEETINGS WILL TAKE PLACE ON 

THURSDAY 13th NOVEMBER ‘25 FROM 2.30P.M. 

SCHOOL WILL CLOSE AT 2.15PM ON THIS DAY

SCHOOL ABSENCES

Dear Parent/s,

The Education Welfare Act of 2000 obliges the principal of a school to notify the Education Welfare Board when a pupil in the school has been absent during the school year for twenty (20) days.

It does not matter what the absence/s relate to, the notification must be sent once twenty days have elapsed or been reached.

The Education Welfare Officer should then contact the parents/guardians to discuss these absences.

Once the 20 days have been reached, commencing the school-year 2023-24 I will notify the Education Welfare Board. Subsequent absences above this number will also be notified.

Notes from Parents/Guardians explaining the reasons for all absences will be filed in the school, as per regulations. Absences/reasons may also be recorded directly on the Aladdin App.

Taking children from school for holidays other than the regulated holiday breaks is not good practice. It causes disruption to the pupil’s education programme, problems for the class teacher’s programme of work and it is not always possible to find time to revisit in a suitable manner new material or new concepts dealt with while a pupil was absent.

I would request that you take serious consideration of all of these matters if considering holiday breaks during school time.

All notes must give the reason and date of absence. Due to storage constraints *PLEASE USE RELEVANT SECTION IN THE BACK OF THE SCHOOL DIARY or RECORD DIRECTLY ON THE ALADDIN APP.*

Dónal Kelly
(Principal)