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This calendar will hold in respect of the Halloween and Christmas closures but may be subject to some alterations at later stages in the event of severe weather conditions next winter. Please click here for calendar details.

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A warm welcome to you and your child. Here in Presentation Primary School we take great pride in providing a welcoming, caring, nurturing and safe environment in our school. We take a holistic approach to the development of children and encourage a positive approach to learning. We give pride of place to the development of the social qualities of honesty, sincerity and courtesy. We are dedicated to the health and wellbeing of pupils and staff and we are actively involved in the Health Promoting Schools initiative. Presentation Primary School is based in the heart of Limerick City and has a rich history having been set up in 1837 by the Presentation Sisters. We hope that you enjoy visiting our school website and that it is a help to parents/guardians and members of the school community.

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Celebrating neurodiversity.

Over the past number of weeks the children across the school have been learning about Neurodiversity. Through stories, games and videos they have explored how everyone is different. Just like how some people have different hair colours or favourite foods, our brains can be different too! This is what we call "Neurodiversity".

Neurodiversity is all about celebrating and accepting that everyone's brain works differently. We all have our strengths and things we might need a little extra help with. This is what makes us all UNIQUE and AMAZING!

Being neurodivergent is like having superpowers that make us special in our own way!

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CPSMA ART COMPETITION WINNER

WOW! A massive Congratulations to Zara in second class. Zara was the 1st place winner in her category for the CPSMA "Ireland's Got Saints" National Art Completion.

Zara and her parents attended the CPSMA conference in Galway, where she met the The Minister for Education @normafoleytd and received a prize for her beautiful artwork.  Well done Zara!

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Maths Week 2023

At Presentation Primary School w e provide the children with lots of opportunities to develop a positive attitude towards maths. The school community works hard to instil a love of maths and encourages the children to become confident in using maths in their everyday lives.    

National Maths Week in Ireland takes place from the 16th to the 22nd of October 2023.This year we will be taking part in different fun-filled and interactive activities in school to develop our mathematical skills over a period of 2 weeks to allow the children more time to enjoy the activities.

We would like to encourage the whole school community to get involved, including completing maths activities at home, to promote the development of the children's maths skills. A number of activities which can be carried out at home have been attached to this email. Take a look at the maths week website on: https://www.mathsweek.ie/2023/  

Make sure you check out our Facebook and Instagram social media pages throughout the week to see all the fun activities which have been taking place. 

There are lots of fun activities which you can do at home available on 

https://www.mathsweek.ie/2023/maths-at-home-activities/

Hope you have lots of fun!

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Maths week 2022.

At Presentation Primary School we work hard to instill a love of Maths and encourage the children to become confident learners. We provide the children with lots of opportunities to develop a positive attitude towards maths. 

Maths Week takes place this week from the 17th to the 23rd of October. This year we will be taking part in lots of different fun-filled and interactive activities in school to develop our mathematical skills.

We would like to encourage the whole school community to get involved, including completing maths activities at home, to promote the development of the children's maths skills. A number of activities which can be carried out at home have been attached to this email along with a link to the Maths Week Ireland 2022 website. 

Keep an eye on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram social media pages throughout the week to see the fun activities the children have been taking part in.

Creat a 2D Maths Scene

Get busy creating a 2D scene using different cololured pages or pencils. This is a fun activity for all children. You could create a 2D under water scene, city scene, garden or even create your own. 

Roll the dice

All you need is some paper, a marker, 2 dice and some objects to place on the numbers. This game is great for quick addition up to 12 and can have lots of players by taking turns. The person with the most number of numbers covered wins. 

Add or Subtract

Start with a total of 15. Shuffle your deck of card so that all of the cards are well mixed. Pick a card: 

When you pick a black card you subtract

When you pick a red card you add 

There are lots more fun activities available on 

https://www.mathsweek.ie/2022/maths-at-home-activities/#activity27addorsubtract

Discover Primary Science and Maths Award

Our School received a “Plaque of STEM Excellence for deeper engagement, whole school involvement and external science engagement” from Discover Primary Science and Maths in 2022.  

This award shows the dedication of our children and staff in the school and showcases the hands on, practical and enjoyable activities completed by the children in maths, science, engineering and technology., click on the button to take a look at our hard work .

DPSM Award 2022

We celebrate Presentation Day

School Library Project

150 brilliant books

A whole school Monster Doodle where every class will draw along with Chris Judge on a pre-recorded video for your school

Every class in the school will get an author or illustrator video to watch

A Champion of Reading will visit your school by Zoom over 3 days, meeting 2 classes each day

B ookmarks & stickers for each pupil, as well as tips on reading together and encouragement to talk about and share books

Presentation Primary School is a primary school in Fermoy. We are co-educational from infants to 1st and girls only from 2nd to 6th. 

We have five classes for children with autism. .

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P4 classes home early 31/5/24

Due to both class teachers needing to prepare the Church and the Church Hall for Holy Communion, ALL P4 CHILDREN WILL GO HOME AT 12.30pm on FRIDAY 31/5/24. THERE ARE NO BUSES AT THIS TIME.

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Back by popular demand, Musical Adventures, the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra’s fun concerts for children aged 8-12, presented by the acclaimed music animateur,  …

Teacher Artist Partnership (TAP) CPD is a Department of Education and Skills initiative for supporting and enhancing arts in education.  …

The school is very excited about the new Outdoor Classroom and Creative Space which has been built on the grounds  …

Creative Schools Presentation School is part of an initiative by the Arts Council called Creative Schools. Creative Schools is a  …

Sacred Heart Primary School is situated on the grounds of the Presentation Sister’s Convent and St. John’s church on Castle Street, Tralee. The Presentation order have been delivering quality education in Tralee for over 200 years (see Sacred Heart Primary School- A Brief History ). The school is comprised of the junior building: a listed building dating from the 1930s, as well as the senior building: built in the 1960s. The school has an enrolment of 280 pupils in 12 mainstream classes. There is a teaching staff of 18 and an administrative principal, along with 3 special needs assistants. 

The campus incorporates two buildings, two school yards with basketball courts, a school halla with stage, a library, a music room, a computer lab, a sensory room, a language/ Aistear room for junior classes, a cookery/parent’s room, a soft outdoor play area, as well as an outdoor classroom/creative space. The secretary’s office and principal’s office are located in the junior building on the left as you enter through Green lane (signposted ‘ Reception ’). 

The school is located right at the heart of Tralee and is walking distance from the town park, library, town centre and other amenities. There is ease of access through St. John’s church entrance and Green Lane. A one-way system (enter by St. John’s church) operates from 8 am to 9 am and 2 pm to 3 pm on school days.  There is onsite parking in front of the halla . 

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WELCOME TO PRESENTATION PRIMARY BANDON

Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much

-Helen Keller.

Hello and welcome to a new school year here at Presentation Primary School, Bandon. Thank you for taking the time to visit us. Please relax and peruse our amazing school at your leisure and enjoy all that our great school has to offer.

Our school has been educating the children of Bandon since 1876 and today nearly 150 years later we continue this tradition with pride and dedication. It is my pleasure and honour to have become Principal of this school where I have been a staff member for the last 22 years. I have great appreciation and affection for this school and have thoroughly enjoyed watching it develop over the years. I look forward to leading and guiding this school into the future and to continue the incredible work that has always been the foundation stone of Presentation Primary.

We are ideally situated on the Dunmanway Road overlooking the beautiful historic town of Bandon. We are blessed with some great amenities such as our All -Weather Nano Nagle Sports Complex officially opened in 2021 and the beautiful convent garden which the Presentation Sisters with permission love to see us use. We have a large indoor hall for drama and PE and large bright classrooms that are spacious and inviting.

At Presentation Primary each pupil is seen as a unique, talented and gifted person.  The dedicated staff in our school strive to nurture and develop the uniqueness in each child in a caring and helpful way. We believe in a holistic education and aim to provide a warm and caring environment where pupils can achieve their full potential academically, spiritually, physically, socially, morally and emotionally.  As a team we work closely together and like to encompass Nano Nagle’s motto “Not Words but Deeds” through the respect and care shown to all our pupils and staff. All staff members go beyond their duty to encourage and ensure that each pupil reaches their potential in a safe and happy environment. The most important thing for me as principal is to ensure the happiness and wellbeing of each student. We are always very grateful for the goodwill, support and assistance that we receive from you the parents and the wider community which when combined with the dedication of the staff and the willingness of the children, ensures that we have a truly unique school. 

I would now like to wish all our pupils and families a happy, healthy and productive school year. I would especially like to welcome all our new students and wish them many happy years in our school.

Kindest Regards

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Active School

  Presentation Primary School have begun our application for an Active School Flag. An Active School is a school where physical activity is valued, promoted and enjoyed by all. The aim of the Active School Flag programme is to enable schools to achieve a...

School Mural – Day 3

Day 3 of our painting was Wednesday, we are almost complete !! It is wonderful to see the whole school involvement and to see the children enjoying the painting. Well done to everyone involved. [el_masonry_gallery...

School Mural – Day 2

Day 2 - Splendid painting done on Tuesday, even the cat joined in saying "That's purr-fect!" [el_masonry_gallery...

School Mural – Bandon landscape

Our whole school mural has begun. Watch this space during the week to see the project developing. Lovely to have Deirdre Crowley, local artist and past pupil leading the mural. [el_masonry_gallery...

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