At assembly today we heard a beautiful rendition of “I’ll Tell me Ma” by Miss Mullen’s class, accompanied by Mr Kelly……which led to many rounds of “Olé; Olé; Olé” to celebrate Shane Long’s cracker!!! Loyalties will be seriously divided on more »
Comhghairdeas leis na páistí a ghlac páirt i dTráth na gCeist Dé Mháirt seo caite. bhí an-spórt acu!
Well done to the pupils and members of St Fiacc’s school community for being awarded third place by Carlow County Council for keeping our school clean and tidy!
The very best of luck to our newly elected Student Council!
Today Lieutenant Niall Harte and Trooper Thomas Redmond visited St Fiacc’s NS to deliver a National Flag and a copy of the Irish Proclamation to our school as part of the Irish Government’s Centenary Programme. Firstly Lt Harte read the more »
Today we celebrated our athletes who successfully competed last week. Our assembly then finished with a wonderful rendition of “Riptide” by three talented students.
Well done to the boys of St Fiacc’s who made it two wins from two after defeating Ballyfin today. Well done also to their teachers Mr Nolan and Mr Bolton.
Yesterday the boys and girls from 2nd – 6th gathered for an assembly in our school hall. First Mr Brennan and Mrs Fleming reminded the boys and girls of the school rules. Next all the boys and girls rehearsed for more »
Shoebox Appeal – Our annual Shoebox Appeal was once again a resounding success. This year, we were delighted with the response and over 110 boxes were collected by the charity. We are grateful to all who donated. Christmas Tree Lighting more »
Anti-Bullying Week: November 24th to 28th was dedicated to our annual Anti-Bullying Week. Many activities were organized including Show Racism the Red Card. Mr. Gary Coady from the FAI recently visited our 4th Class Students in relation to the “Show more »
School re-opens on Thursday 28th August 2014 for all Students!
Seachtain na Gaeilge Here at ST FIACC’S National School, we embraced all things Irish as we celebrated Seachtain na Gaeilge. To mark the week four different table quizzes were held as Gaeilge and the pupils went head to head answering more »
