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St Brendan’s School is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace for all our staff and a safe learning environment for all our pupils. To ensure that, we are adopting the DES COVID-19 Response Plan to provide for a safe return to school for all. We are looking forward to welcoming our pupils back to school […]
Read more »Welcome back to school!
We are looking forward to welcoming all our pupils back to school on Monday!
Read more »Junior and Senior Infants school tour
The Junior and Senior Infants had a really lovely time in Fota Wildlife Park this week. As well as seeing all the animals they also had great fun bug hunting. They loved the peacock in particular.
Read more »School tour to West Cork Secret
Third to sixth classes had a brilliant day in West Cork Secret. There are so many fun activities including orienteering, various team building games and of course all the obstacle courses in the mud and the huge water slide. The pizza freshly made in the ovens just kept coming until everyone had enough. It was […]
Read more »School tour to Fota Wildlife Park
First and second class has a wonderful day in Fota on Monday. The weather was ideal after the deluge on Sunday so that made a big difference. The fabulous photos speak for themselves and show what a great day the girls had.
Read more »Green and Amber flag raising and Graduation
Today was a really busy day in school with two significant events. The first was the raising of our fourth Green Flag and the Amber Flag. The Amber flag is awarded to schools who take part in a programme to promote positive mental health which is so important for everyone. The children learned Mindfulness, Meditation, […]
Read more »Mrs Trish McEnery RIP
It is with great sadness and shock that we announce the sudden passing of our beloved former staff member Trish McEnery. Trish was a member of the staff for twenty eight years and for most of that time taught the infant classes. The children absolutely adored their time with her and past pupils regularly mention […]
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