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Happy Christmas to All

Scoil Chóca Naofa wishes everyone in our school community a happy, peaceful and safe Christmas. Here is a little clip of the excitement in Scoil

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Official Astro Opening

Three years ago, many of you supported our 24 Hour Walkathon Fundraiser to raise funds for a new Astro Pitch at Scoil Chóca Naofa. Since

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Hedgehog Visit

Our Junior Infants were thrilled to meet some spiky new friends from the hedgehog corner yesterday- a fun and furry experience!

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Signs of summer walk

First class recently enjoyed a lovely walk along the canal while trying to spot signs of summer. They even made a quick pit stop at

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International Day 2025

On Friday, 7th February, we celebrated International Day in Scoil Chóca Naofa. With so many different nationalities in our school, it was a wonderful opportunity

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Science Week 2024

Science Week 2024 was a blast! Our Junior Einsteins amazed us with an electricity workshop and forensic science activities. We explored coding with lego, enjoyed

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Spooky Walk 2024

A huge congratulations to all our children for their fantastic efforts in dressing up for our annual spooky walk! It was wonderful to see so

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Maths Week 2024

The children in junior infants, 1st class, 3rd class and 5th class, thoroughly enjoyed engaging in Maths Week this year. They worked together on board

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Sports Updates

Some recent sports updates… Well done to our u11 boys and girls Gaelic football teams for representing the school really well. The children played a

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Dental Visit

The boys and girls in 3rd class had a recent visit from a dentist who taught them all about dental hygiene. The children learned the

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National Famine Way

Jim Callery, the found of the National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park, is walking the entire 165km of Ireland’s National Famine Way as a charity

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