© San Carlo SNS 2019
Scoil San Carlo is a senior primary school catering for boys and girls from 8
years to 12 years. Scoil San Carlo is a school with a catholic tradition and
ethos, however, we welcome children of all faiths and none.
Our school recognises the variety of differences that exist among children
and the need to appreciate and respect all difference both ethnic and
cultural.
years to 12 years. Scoil San Carlo is a school with a catholic tradition and
ethos, however, we welcome children of all faiths and none.
Our school recognises the variety of differences that exist among children
and the need to appreciate and respect all difference both ethnic and
cultural.
Our Outdoor Learning
Environment
"Pupils from Scoil San Carlo plant a tree at
the opening of the Confey College
Community Garden".
Working in the
School Garden
Bibs & Balls from
Leixlip Utd
Room 6
planting
strawberries
4th & 5th classes enjoyed
their walk in
St. Catherine's Park
as part of National Tree Week
Making Circuits in
Mr. Sherlocks class
Kildare
Community
Games Talent
Competition
Eamon O Boyle
and Barry
Moore help Mr.
McAuleys class
plant potatoes
in the school
garden
5th Classes sang at a coffee morning for the
Alzheimer’s Society in Leixlip Community
Centre organised by Confey College T.Y.’s
On Thursday 23rd May, local
author Alison Healy visited the
school to meet a group of
students who had been reading,
and thoroughly enjoying, her
book ‘How Billy Brown saves the
Queen’. The group had lots of
questions for Alison and showed
her work they had done based on
her book. Alison also gave them a
sneak preview of the book she’s
currently writing!
Many thanks to Alison for giving
us her time.
Winners and Runners-Up in the 5th and 6th class Mini-Soccer Leagues 2019.
The Adventures of the
Scary Flying Shark
A story by 4th class, Scoil San
Carlo, Leixlip, Kildare
5th Classes attended a 1916 Rising
workshop in Leixlip Library.
Maeve Townsend who together with Colina McGarry took a load of pupils to the community games talent competition this weekend in Newbridge,
with amazing success!
Blown away by the talent of all the kids from Confey in the Kildare Community Games Talent Competition today.
All winners in my eyes & I couldn’t be prouder of how they performed & more importantly how they conducted yourselves encouraging each other
in moments of stage fright & helping each other out.
We have one of our biggest ever medal hauls and well deserved too!
Well done to all involved
They did San Carlo proud
5th classes singing with Confey College T.Y. students and Confey
Community Choir in the Community Centre.
Ms. O’Shea’s and Mr. McCreary’s class we’re
lucky enough to go to Johnstown House in
Enfield to meet the Irish International
Women’s Soccer Team.
They acted as journalists for the day by
preparing questions, carrying out interviews
with the players and partaking in a
professional photo shoot. They completed
the day by creating a diary entry of their
experiences!
Thank you to the FAI for giving the children
this fantastic experience!!
The Scoil San Carlo cross country team rounded
off an excellent year with a second place
overall finish in Fingal Schools league. There
were some superb individual performances on
the day and the hard work put in throughout
the year by all of the athletes paid off with
huge improvements made across the board.
In the Cumann na mBunscol Chill Dara cross
country championships there was an historic
result for Caoimhe Keegan in 6th class who
became the first girl from San Carlo to win an
individual medal when she finished runners up
in the senior girls race.
Room 3
Lighthouses
Ms. Campions class did a kite making workshop with
the library with a Mary Poppins theme.
On Thursday June 13th, our Daily Mile student ambassadors
Ella McHendrie and Fiona Shields were presented with a
certificate by Ray D’Arcy, Kildare Sports Partnership
Chairperson. The ceremony took place in the Council
Chamber of Kildare County Council.
Well done to all our students who take part in the Daily Mile.
Harvesting Rhubarb
from the
School Garden
Pupils from 4th class jumping with Minister for
Education Joe McHugh at the launch of the
Content Language Integrated Learning
Programme in Maynooth university today
