Presentation Primary School Warrenmountis a progressive school in one of Dublin’s oldest areas, The Liberties. We have more than 300 pupils and a staff of 25 dedicated teachers, three of whom are past pupils of the school. The Principal of the school, Ms. Margaret Ryan, is herself a past pupil. More than 20 nationalities are represented in our school. We have an Early Start Unit catering for about 30 pre-school children. We have a computer room (recently refurbished and fitted with new computers), a PE hall, a well stocked library and about 30 laptops for the use of the students. There is an Interactive Whiteboard in every classroom.
The School will be closed on Monday May the 7th and Tuesday May the 8th for the Bank Holiday. School re-opens on Wednesday the 9th of May at 9.00am.
Congratulations to Edel who represented our school in a National Spelling Competition. Edel did very well and got to the semi-finals.
- School will close at 12 o’clock on Friday the 30th of March.
- All children will go home at this time.
- School re-opens – Monday the 16th of April at 9.00am.
We hope you have a Happy & a Spiritual Easter.From All at Warrenmount
The school will be closed on Monday the 19th of March for the Bank Holiday. School re-opens the next day at 9.00am on Tuesday the 20th.
St Patrick’s Day – Seachtain Na nGaeilge
There will be a Colour Day on Friday the 16th of March. Children are allowed to wear green, white and orange outfits in keeping with the theme of St Patrick’s Day or to wear their own clothes.A donation of €2 towards school funds will be greatly appreciated. The money can be given to the class teacher.
A ceolchoirm (concert) for 2nd to 6th
classes will be held in the hall in the morning at 11.30am to celebrate “Seachtain Na nGaeilge”.Parents of these children are
welcome to come along to be part of this event.
We hope you all enjoy St.
Patrick’s Day.
SOCCER TOURNAMENT
Congratulations to the 4th, 5th and 6th Class Soccer Teams who took part in a Tournament last Friday 2nd of March. The 5th Class girls made it to the finals and came 1st in the Tournament and the 6th Class girls got to the semi final stage. Well done to all who took part we are very proud of you.
A special mention goes to Mia Dodd who was named Player of the Tournament.
The 6th Class Team Players were Megan Cullen, Chloe Burke, Nicole Hernon, Jade Fitzpatrick, Aoife Mitchell, Sophie Malone and Sangita Thapa.
The 4th/5th Class Team Players were Ayesha Ashraf, Rebecca Whyte, Maria Jamal, Amy Loughins, Habiba Sharaby,Georgia O Reilly, Mia Dodd.
MID-TERM BREAK
The School will be closed on Thursdasy the 16th and Friday the 17th of february for the mid-term break. School will re-open at 9.00am on Monday the 20th of February.
Open Visit
Tuesday 7th February
11-12 noon
Come along and see a vibrant school at work.
Literacy,Numeracy, Art,Music, I.T. ,
PE and lots more…
If you would like to see the school but cannot come on the 7th ,please contact us to arrange a visit.
Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year from all The Staff at Warrenmount.
Christmas Shows December 2011
Christmas Shows December 2011
Monday 19th December 11.00am Senior Infants
1.00pm 2nd and 3rd Classes
Tuesday 20th December 10.30 Early Start
11.00am Junior Infants
1.00pm 1st Class
1.45pm Early Start
Wednesday 21st December 11.00am 5th and 6th Classes
1.00pm 4th Class
Cake Sale.
Friday 2nd of December. In the school hall from 9.00am.
Ms Hanrahan’s 5th Class are raising funds for the school.
Parents & family welcome
Due to Parent/ Teacher Meetings all children will go home at 1.30pm on Monday the 21st ,Tuesday 22nd and Wednesday 23rd of November
Students enjoyed themselves on Non Uniform Day. See Recent Events for more photographs
November 13-20 Science Week
The website www.primaryscience.ie is packed with science activities.
Warrenmount will also mark Science Week with a visit from Anyone for Science who will present Bright Sparks -the hair raising story of electricity to the 3rd to 6th Classes on Thurday November 24th
Non Uniform Day Friday 28th October.
There will be a Colour Day on Friday 28th October.The children are welcome to dress up for Halloween or come to school in their own clothes. Children will go home at the usual time.
