The Parent’s Association of St. Brigid’s National School are running an online raffle for an iPhone 11. Cost of entry is €10. To enter Click Here.   All funds raised will go towards the Multi Use Games Area at our school.

5th and 6th class had great fun on their last day of the first term. They started off with a fashion show in the classroom to show the rest of the class their costumes, then they had a scavenger hunt outside. The day was finished off with some Halloween Art and TieDye. Take a look at the pictures below to see how they got on.        

Although Maths Week was a bit different this year, we still got to take part in lots of different games and activities, ranging from live events to Maths trails! Take a look at what we got up to.

Junior and Senior infants were busy this week decorating some very scary and spooky Halloween pumpkins. Here is a look at them busy at work.

The Parent's Association of St. Brigid's National School are running an online raffle for an iPhone 11. Cost of entry is €10. To enter Click Here.   All funds raised will go towards the Multi Use Games Area at our school.  

Junior and Senior Infants have been exploring the theme of Autumn in our Aistear sessions over the past 2 weeks. Here is a look at some of the things we got up to.  

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Our new state of the art facility will be complete on Friday 16th of October. We have raised €18,000 of our €40,000 target. Please continue to support our fundraising efforts. Our current fundraisers include: 1700km Challenge - The staff at St.Brigid's NS are 558km into their 1700km challenge. To date they have raised €3,690.00. Click on the link to donate - DONATE We are continuing to sell leaves for the Tree Mural at the entrance to the school. A fundraising team has been set up and will be approaching families in the locality. To date this initiative has raised €15,000. Click on the l...

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