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  • Gaelegeoir Na Miosa

    Published 23/06/26

    *** Gaeilgeoir na Míosa ***

    A huge well done to Mathews in P6, who received our final Gaeilgeoir na Míosa award of the year! This award recognises Mathews’ fantastic effort, positive attitude and growing confidence in using Irish both in and out of the classroom.

    Throughout the month, Mathews has made a real effort to use Gaeilge in everyday conversation, engage fully in lessons, and encourage others to do the same. His enthusiasm for the language has not gone unnoticed, and he has been a great role model for his classmates.

    What a brilliant way to round off a year of celebrating our Irish language across the school. Maith thú, Mathews – keep up the great work! 

    Scoil Spreagtha

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  • Accelerated Reading Awards

    Published 23/06/26

    *** Accelerated Reader Awards ***

    Well done to all of our pupils who received their Accelerated Reader certificates this week — the final awards of the 2025/2026 academic year!

    These certificates recognise the children’s consistent effort, commitment to reading and impressive progress throughout the year. From building reading stamina to achieving personal targets, the pupils have shown fantastic dedication and enthusiasm for books.

    It has been wonderful to see such a love of reading develop across the school, with so many children challenging themselves and celebrating their success along the way.

    A special mention to each of our certificate recipients for their hard work and determination — a brilliant achievement to finish the year! 

    Accelerated Reader & Freckle Ireland Liam O’Hare

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  • June Math Stars

    Published 23/06/26

    *** June Math Stars ***

    We’re celebrating our final group of Mathletes for this school year — and what a fantastic way to finish! A big round of applause for: Kai (P1), Coby (P2), Theo (P3), Jessica (P4), Niamh (P5) and Rosie-Leigh (P6)

    Each of these pupils has stood out this month for their hard work, resilience and growing confidence in Maths. Whether tackling tricky challenges or supporting others, they’ve shown what it means to be a true ‘Mathlete’.

    A brilliant effort from all — and a great way to round off a year of super Maths across the school. Well done everyone!

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  • Rainforest Creations P5/6

    Published 23/06/26

    *** Rainforest Creations in P5/P6! ***

    P5/P6 recently completed their final World Around Us topic – The Rainforest – and what a fantastic way to finish!

    As part of their learning, the children took on a home project where they each created a fully detailed rainforest. The results were truly outstanding, with incredible effort, creativity and attention to detail on display. From towering trees and exotic animals to layered canopies and vibrant colours, every project showed a real understanding of this fascinating habitat.

    Well done to all of P5/P6 for their hard work and imagination – a brilliant way to bring learning to life!

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  • Castle Views and Creative Minds

    Published 23/06/26

    *** Castle Views and Creative Minds ***

    P4/P5 and P5/P6 enjoyed a wonderful trip to Dundrum Castle today for some outdoor sketching. 

    With a cool breeze and a shady spot under the trees, it was the perfect setting to relax, unwind and get creative.

    Pupils captured the beauty of their surroundings in a variety of ways—some sketched the stunning views of Dundrum Inner Bay, others focused on the impressive castle keep, while a few turned their attention to the breathtaking Mourne Mountains in the distance.

    A calm, creative afternoon enjoyed by all, with brilliant artwork to show for it!

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  • Sports Day Presentation 2026

    Published 21/06/26

    *** Sports Day Medal Presentations ***

    We held our Sports Day medal presentation last week. All of our winners, runners up and third place participants were feted. Well done to everyone for the high levels of competitiveness and sportsmanship at the actual event. Thanks to our PE co-ordinator Mr McCartan for his organisation of the presentation.

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  • P2/3 Mini World Cup

    Published 21/06/26

    *** P2/P3 Mini World Cup ***

    Mr McCartan’s P2/P3 Class took part in a mini World Cup tournament. They thought this was a great time to do it with the World Cup currently ongoing in the USA, Canada and Mexico!

    They had 5 teams namely Argentina, France, Spain, Portugal and Brazil. After some fantastic displays in the group games and some competitive tussles in the semi finals and final they finally had their winning team. The France team won the mini World Cup. 

    The children all had a blast and some brought in their own international jerseys as part of the fun.

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  • Class of 2026

    Published 20/06/26

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  • Striving for Greatness Together Award

    Published 20/06/26

    *** Striving for Greatness Together Acknowledgement ***

    Jasper, Patrick, Cora and Fearne P1 

    This week's Striving for Greatness Together acknowledgement goes to Jasper, Patrick, Cora and Fearne. These four children sit together at the table we call Team Glas, and they have shown fantastic teamwork throughout the week. They have worked exceptionally well together, encouraging one another, playing kindly and cooperatively, and following instructions brilliantly. 

    During our various adventures and excursions, they consistently supported each other and demonstrated excellent collaboration. They also showed wonderful teamwork during outdoor play, particularly when building dens together. 

    Well done, Team Glas! We are very proud of the positive attitude, friendship and teamwork you have shown. Keep up the great work!

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  • Principal's Award

    Published 20/06/26

    *** Principal’s Award ***

    Catarina P7

    Catarina is a wonderful P7 student who always gives her best in everything she does. She has a tremendous work ethic and takes great pride in her work. Last week, Catarina put an incredible amount of effort, over several days, into her report on the pilot Amelia Earhart. The report was informative, creatively presented, and showcased her lovely handwriting. It was clear to see how much care and research she put into writing such a fantastic piece of work.  

    Whether it is helping younger students, assisting with classroom jobs, or simply noticing when someone needs encouragement, Catarina does so with a smile and without being asked. She is a thoughtful student who is always willing to lend a helping hand. She took amazing care of her P1 buddy at the beach on Wednesday, showing responsibility, kindness, and maturity.  

    Catarina contributes to our school community by beautifully singing in the choir and reading so clearly and confidently at Mass. She is also a Digital Leader. What a great role-model for the younger students at Sacred Heart!  

    Beyond the classroom, Catarina is also a talented and enthusiastic sportswoman. She is always willing to give every sport a go and has been a valued member of the school netball team this year. Catarina gets involved with a positive attitude and determination. She truly lives out our school motto of “striving for greatness together” in everything she does.  

    Congratulations, Catarina, on your well-deserved award!

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  • Cycling Proficiency

    Published 20/06/26

    *** Cycling Proficiency ***

    The P7 class committed fully to the accredited Cycling Proficiency programme that is ran within the school. Led by Mr McCartan, the boys and girls worked diligently, ensuring that they hit all the milestones and requirements of the initiative. Well done to you all and safe cycling!

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  • Pupil of the Week

    Published 20/06/26

    *** Pupil of the Week ***

    A wonderful assembly was held on Friday morning with recognition being to the forefront. Up stepped our Pupil of the Week winners, Barra P1, Oonagh P2, Laughlin P3, Karla-May P4, Fionn P5, Seth P6 and Ruadhán P7, who all fully deserved their awards for being brilliant ambassadors for the school.

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