Marathon Kids is becoming Marathon families
MarathonKids is becoming MarathonFamiles and can be completed within a 5km radius of home beginning Monday 8th June. Click for more information and to sign up!secure.southdublin.ie/Forms/Item/61
Message From President Higgins to all sixth class students
President Michael D. Higgins recorded a message for all sixth class students as they graduate from primary school this month. Click here to listen soundcloud.com/presidentirl
St. Ronan's Funfest 3rd - 5th June
St. Ronan's NS will be holding it's first ever virtual sports day. Teachers will be assigning active work for the week ahead. Keep an eye on google classroom, seesaw or your postbox for lots of exciting activities. Get your whole family involved and see how many activities you can get done. Enjoy yourselves!!!
A Message From The Principal 5/5/20
Dear Parents and Pupils,
I hope that you and your families are keeping well. I have heard wonderful, heartening stories from the teachers of how the children are engaging so well with Google Classroom, Seesaw and Zoom.
Please continue the great work boys and girls. The lessons you are doing are exercises for the mind, and you will find it so much easier to settle back into school if you keep up the good work.
I would like to reassure our 6th Class pupils who I am sure were very upset last Friday after the Government’s announcement about the school year. Please don’t worry, we will have a graduation celebration some evening in the future when it’s safe for us all to meet up. I know that you won’t experience the fun times we always have during the last term in 6th Class, but we are living through historic times and what’s happening to you is happening to every 6th Class pupil in Ireland.
Maybe it would be a good idea to keep a diary of this last term. You can show it to your children and grandchildren when you’re telling them about how you lived through and survived this pandemic.
Stay positive everyone and remember that we have a lot to be thankful for.
Mary FitzGerald
Principal
I hope that you and your families are keeping well. I have heard wonderful, heartening stories from the teachers of how the children are engaging so well with Google Classroom, Seesaw and Zoom.
Please continue the great work boys and girls. The lessons you are doing are exercises for the mind, and you will find it so much easier to settle back into school if you keep up the good work.
I would like to reassure our 6th Class pupils who I am sure were very upset last Friday after the Government’s announcement about the school year. Please don’t worry, we will have a graduation celebration some evening in the future when it’s safe for us all to meet up. I know that you won’t experience the fun times we always have during the last term in 6th Class, but we are living through historic times and what’s happening to you is happening to every 6th Class pupil in Ireland.
Maybe it would be a good idea to keep a diary of this last term. You can show it to your children and grandchildren when you’re telling them about how you lived through and survived this pandemic.
Stay positive everyone and remember that we have a lot to be thankful for.
Mary FitzGerald
Principal
Admission Notice
If you know of someone who is new to the area and they need to register a child for the new school year (September 2020), please tell them to email stronansadmissions@gmail.com and the Principal will get in contact with them
Important Update From Archbishop's house regarding communion and confirmation
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Click here to access support for parents during covid 19
Click Here for access to Learning at Home
A word from Mary Fitzgerald, principal
Welcome to the website of St Ronan’s National School. I hope that as you browse through this website, you will get a flavour of our most wonderful and unique school.
Whenever we have visitors, they always comment on the positive atmosphere here in St Ronan’s. This would not be possible without the hard work and absolute commitment of every member of staff, our most fantastic pupils and their wonderful parents. As the saying goes, “it takes a village to raise a child” and the community here in Deansrath are so supportive of all initiatives ongoing in our school.
There is so much happening in our school, table tennis, badminton, swimming, hill walking, running, Green School’s Committee, Music Generation, orchestra, Accelerated Reader, Power Hour, Maths Blast, chess, the list goes on and on. We celebrate the richness of the many cultures, international and Irish, amongst us and anyone who leaves us, be it past pupil or staff member, they always say “there’s no place like St Ronan’s”
Enjoy your visit to our Website!
Whenever we have visitors, they always comment on the positive atmosphere here in St Ronan’s. This would not be possible without the hard work and absolute commitment of every member of staff, our most fantastic pupils and their wonderful parents. As the saying goes, “it takes a village to raise a child” and the community here in Deansrath are so supportive of all initiatives ongoing in our school.
There is so much happening in our school, table tennis, badminton, swimming, hill walking, running, Green School’s Committee, Music Generation, orchestra, Accelerated Reader, Power Hour, Maths Blast, chess, the list goes on and on. We celebrate the richness of the many cultures, international and Irish, amongst us and anyone who leaves us, be it past pupil or staff member, they always say “there’s no place like St Ronan’s”
Enjoy your visit to our Website!
The school will take applications for places in Junior Infants from November for the following school year. Please bring your child's Birth Certificate, PPS Number and a household bill with your name and address to the Secretary, Connie, any morning from November on, 9.00 - 11.00 a.m.
Please visit as soon as possible to ensure your child's place for September.
School Self Evaluation Report
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