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Welcome To Our School

St Paul's NS

Dooradoyle

Limerick

Message from the Principal

Dear Parent,

I would like to welcome you to our website. I hope you find the site useful and that it gives you a real sense of our school and its pupils.

Take time to browse through our website, you will find information on school holidays, recent newsletter etc under the heading 'Parent Information'.

If the information you need is not available on the site please contact our school office at 061 306645 or email stpaulsdooradoyle@gmail.com

Kind regards,
John Tuohy,
School Principal

Enrolment Process

The enrolment process for Junior Infants, Sept 2024 will begin on October 1st, 2023 and the closing date for receipt of applications is Friday, November 10th at 12 noon. You will find all the necessary information under 'Parent Information, Enrolment'

School Newsletter

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Lá Glas

To celebrate the feast of St. Patrick, our patron Saint and our Irishness we held a GREEN ‘DRESS UP’ day for the whole school on Friday, March 15th.

Crazy Hair Day - Irish Cancer Society

Our school held a Crazy Hair Fundraiser Day on Tuesday, February 13th organised by our Student Council …. we had lots of creative hairstyles on the day which certainly created a great buzz of excitement around the school. Michelle Dundon from the Irish Cancer Society was welcomed to the school and presented with a cheque on Tuesday, February 27th.

We are so lucky to have such kind and caring students in our school and would like to thank our pupils and parents for their very kind donations and support for such a worthwhile cause. Huge effort was put in by teachers, parents and children alike.

WELL DONE TO EVERYONE…..



L-R above : John Tuohy Principal, Student Council Members: Ava O’Farrell, Felix Szczepankowski, Robyn Stack, Olivia Chan and Juliette Kenihan, Michelle Dundon, Irish Cancel Society and Teacher, Ms. Carmel Hayes Missing from photo: Oliver Loughran



Ms. O'Dea's Senior Infants went 'hair crazy'!!!



Spring Gardening

Spring is in the air in Ms. Bennis’s 5th class …..

Our wildflower garden is keeping our 5th class busy and enjoying being outdoors. They did a great job weeding, loosening the soil and setting some new plants to brighten up our garden. It is certainly a lovely space for biodiversity in our school

Well done to the boys and girls for being so enthusiastic….they did a great job

World Book Day

We had an amazing World Book Week. There was so much activity throughout the school. Some classes dressed up as a character from their favourite book and let their imagination run wild. Other classes were paired whereby older children read to younger children. Some classes visited Dooradoyle Library and signed up for library cards and borrowed books. Other classes visited Easons bookshop to spend their vouchers.

Thanks to our teacher Ms Geary for her organization of this event and to all class teachers for promoting this wonderful event.

Stem Lego

In our January newsletter, we advised that our teacher, Mr. David Tobin on behalf of the school applied for the STEM grant that was announced by the Dept of Education. Over 2,700 schools applied and St. Paul’s were one of the lucky 560 school to receive a grant of €10K. From we grant we were able to purse our LEGO project from 1st to 6th class.

We had our first visit form Rob from Learnit on March 4th on our Lego STEM project. Ms. Barron’s 6th class and Mr.Carroll’s 4th class were the first have an inhouse LEGO workshop.

It will be rolled out throughout the school in Sept from 1st to 6th classes. The project will challenge pupils on critical thinking and problem solving. It focuses on exposing pupils to coding and much more.

Digestive System Junk Models

In Science this term, Ms. Slattery’s 5th class have been learning all about the digestive system. They have been learning about the different parts of the system, the process and they have been busy creating fantastic Digestive Systems out of recycled materials. They have spent a few weeks constructing these 3D models from "junk" and the children have worked hard as a team to create fantastic models!

Really impressive work from 5th class and a great way to show their learning!

Robotics Competition - Analog

Ms. O’Sullivan’s 6th class were selected to participate in the Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Workshop which took place on January 26th. Analog very kindly sponsored the full cost of the event which offered students an opportunity to learn about electronics and robotics by building their own robots. The workshop was run by Learn it Educational.

The WINNING team on the day were Laith Hamarneh, Mason O’Regan and Róisin Hogan and RUNNERS-UP were Jacques Adjogah, Emily Jane Reed and Matthew Gabriel Achanzar. Well done to the whole class for taking part.



On March 2nd Analog Devices Raheen Limerick ran a day long STEM inspired challenge. Over 120 primary school children from over 32 different schools went to battle with their self designed wresting robots. St. Paul’s School was delighted to be part of this challenge and our pupils, Laith Hamarneh, Mason O’Regan and Matthew Gabriel Achanzar from Ms. O’Sullivan’s 6th class did extremely well on the day. They exhibited amazing teamwork, creativity and problem solving skills and their robot worked really well.

St Brigid's Day

Our School celebrated St. Brigid’s Day on Thursday, February 1st.

Mr. Tuohy gave a brief history about St. Brigid (one of the Patron Saints of Ireland) over the intercom to all classes. She is our only female National Saint and Feb 1st celebrates the arrival of longer days and the early signs of spring and is now a national holiday in Ireland.

St. Brigid’s cross is made from rushes and are hung by the door and is traditionally believed to protect the home from fire. Check out the photo below of Ms. Hanrahan’s 2nd class who were busy making St. Brigid’s crosses.

Scór na bPáistí

Scór na bPáistí is a competition for traditional Irish talents— Ireland's traditional past-times sponsored by the GAA. It is based on the seven competitions in Scor- figure dancing, set dancing, solo singing, recitation, novelty act(léiriú) ballad group and group music. All items must be of irish character and may be in Irish or English.

At the end of January, a group from Ranganna 5 & 6 took to the stage to represent St Paul's in the county final of Scór na bPáistí. All of them were super ambassadors for our school and we are so proud of each of them for the fantastic performances they gave.

A massive ‘maith sibh’ to Ella, Emma, Olivia & Róisín (céilí dancing), Steven (solo singing), Faith (recitation), Alice, Aniela, Milena & Sarah (ballad group). They all danced, sang and acted so well that St. Paul’s finished in 5th place overall. We also made the top 5 in 3 of the competitions with Steven and Faith finishing 4th & 5th respectively. The icing on the cake was Ella, Ema, Olivia & Róisín being crowned county champions in the céilí dancing – the first Sór na bPáistí title the school has won. The excitement was fierce.

While winning is very sweet, the performances of all of our participants filled us with pride and we just want to say a big ‘Ar fheabhas’ to them all. Maith sibh’ to Ella, Emma, Olivia & Róisín (céilí dancing), Steven (solo singing), Faith (recitation), Alice, Aniela, Milena & Sarah (ballad group). They all danced, sang and acted so well that St. Paul’s finished in 5th place overall. We also made the top 5 in 3 of the competitions with Steven and Faith finishing 4th & 5th respectively. The icing on the cake was Ella, Ema, Olivia & Róisín being crowned county champions in the céilí dancing – the first Sór na bPáistí title the school has won. The excitement was fierce.

A huge thank you and bualadh bos you to Ms. Bennis for organising this event and to Ms. Dalton and Ms. Roche for their invaluable help throughout.

Hunt Museum - City Kite Power Festival

The Hunt Museum organised a county and city-wide Kite Power Festival as part of its current exhibition to highlight the power of wind as an energy resource.

The museum called on Kite enthusiasts to get creative with recyclable materials. Ms. Geary’s 3rd class and Ms. Keane’s / Ms. Allis’s 4th class got the opportunity to design and make a kite at the Museum.

A big thank you to the Hunt Museum and Lumenstreet theatre for giving us the this unique opportunity to be part of this project and to all parents, teachers and transition year students for their help

TAP Project

Ms. Mortell’s 1st class took part in a Tap Project (Teacher-Artist Partnership) with Artist Georgina Sweeney in December. ‘It is a unique Department of Education and Skills initiative for supporting and enhancing arts in education in primary school’. It is where a teacher, pupils and an artist work together in collaboration with pupils in the school to develop the creative potential of every child'

Check out the ‘work in progress’ and the finished project below. Well done to all involved. Super Job…..

Healthy Heroes

Our Healthy Heroes committee ran a whole school competition where everyone was asked to design a sticker that represented their ideas about being healthy. There were winners across the whole school and all of their entries will be made into stickers. All entries were also displayed in the halla in the Healthy Heroes display area. Healthy sandwich recipes are also displayed here.

Ms. Slattery's Art

Ms Slattery’s 5th class used oil pastels to draw and colour in Atlantic Puffins. They used a Co. Clare artist Phillip Morrison for inspiration. The puffin can sometimes be seen at the Cliffs Of Moher.

Focus Ireland Donation

Focus Ireland sent the Parents Association a certificate of appreciation for the donation received following the Christmas Jumper event last December. 

Huge thank you to our Parents Association for organising the event.

Choir

A big thank you to everyone who came along and supported our School Choir in the Crescent Shopping Centre on December 11th. We really appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule at this time of the year.

They were amazing and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

A a very big thank you to all our teachers who have been training them during their lunch break, Ms. Keane, Ms. Reale, Ms. Allis, Mr. Curtin, Ms. Hanrahan and Ms. Trant, our SNA, Martina and to all who helped out on the day.

On December 20th, our school choir visited St. Paul’s Nursing home to sing Christmas songs to the delight of the residents. It certainly boosted resident morale and fostered intergenerational relationships. They were absolutely fantastic and brought great joy to all the residents and were a credit to the school.

Christmas Door Competition

There was great excitement around the school on Monday morning as our Student Council committee announced the winners of the Christmas Door competition.

The Student council based their decisions on children's work, creativity, originality, teamwork and overall look. All doors can be seen in our December newsletter.

A huge thank you to our Student council for running this competition and to all teachers, pupils and staff who entered. It certainly created a festive buzz around the school.



Jersey Sponsorship

St Paul’s School now has its own set of school jerseys, thanks to Limerick & District Credit Union, Dooradoyle and Trevor Bowles Solicitors, Lower Mallow Street, Limerick for supporting our schools and it’s endeavours on the sports field.

We were thrilled to receive them and our pupils/teams will wear their new kit with pride.

The presentation took place on Tuesday, October 11th and Senior Hurler, Aaron Gillane was present on the day signing jerseys and hurleys. We are very grateful to both sponsors for the fantastic set of jerseys and our pupils looking forward to wearing them.



Credit Union World Day

Our local Credit Union invited a class over to help them celebrate ‘Credit Union World Day’. Ms. Slattery’s 5th class were the lucky class to get chosen….they enjoy ice-cream from the Ice-cream van, hot chocolate from Hook & Ladder and a keyring each. What a lovely morning!!



Halloween Fun

A big ‘Bualadh Bos’ to our Student Council who planned Fantastic Halloween events in our school before the Mid-Term Break….To follow are just a few snaps of the events….



Huge thanks all pupils from 3rd to 6th who took part in our Halloween Mask Competition. The standard of the entries was unbelievably high and we had to get an independent adjudicator ( Mr. Tuohy) to make some of the final decisions. 



U13 Girls Football Win

Massive congratulations to our girls under 13 team who won the Flan Cluane Sheild final on October 25th.

The match took place in UL against a strong team from Mary Queen of Ireland N.S., Caherdavin. The girls clinched the win with a superb team goal in the final seconds of the match. The whole school welcomed them back and we're all very proud of them.

They received a 'BIG WELCOME' from the whole school upon their return.



Gaelic Football

Our U13 boys played very well by winning 2 matches in their blitz to qualify for the finals.



Our U11 boys played in a blitz in Na Parsaigh on Tuesday, October 9th. They performed extremely well and were barely beaten in the played final. Well done boys.



Trips to Dooradoyle Library

On Tuesday October 24th , children from Ms. Slattery’s and Ms. Bennis 5th class took a trip to Dooradoyle Library where they met with author Alan Nolan.

He shared his new book ‘Double Trouble at the Dead Zoo’. They spent time learning all about the characters and setting for the book and he also read some exciting chapters from his book

They also got a chance to ask Alan some questions and found out all about what inspired him to be a writer. Alan then showed them all how to draw one of the characters from his books and Alan gave every child his autograph. A great day and 5th class were a credit to St Pauls.



On October 3rd, our 6th classes visited Dooradoyle Library to see Historian, Mike Moylan. It proved to be a very interesting session.



Erasmus+

Our Erasmus + project kicked off on Tuesday,October 24th where visitors from Spain, Portugal, Greece and Latvia arrived to a glorious welcome.



The visit began with a ‘whole school’ ceremony where the school put on a wonderful display of Irish talent. Mr Tuohy opened the ceremony followed by commentary from our M.C and event organiser Mr. Curtin. They heard songs from our school choir (thanks to Ms. Keane and Ms. Allis), Irish dancing from our pupils (thanks to Ms. Roche), Traditional music played on the harp, accordion and bodhran (thanks to Ms. Reale, Ms. Keane and Martina). Our wonderful Student’s council made several speeches and as always did a wonderful job.

During the week they experienced Irish culture (where they visited Bunratty, Mr. Walsh brought them on a walking tour of Limerick etc). They couldn’t speak more highly of the welcome they received and how talented and well behaved our pupils were.

Huge credit to Mr. Curtin and the Eramus + Committee (Ms O’Dea, Mr. Walsh, Ms. Shine, Ms. O’Sullivan, Ms. Roche, Mr. Hutton, Ms. Naughton, Ms. Hayden, Ms. Flynn and Martina for organising this event and promoting our school. Having the opportunity to learn from our European peers presents itself as a wonderful opportunity for our school to acquire new skills.

The Big Sing

The Cecilian ‘Big Sing’ is a choral event and it featured choirs from St. Paul’s School and Gaelsoil an Ráithín. A choir is a lovely platform for children who may not otherwise have experienced the joy of performing in front of a live audience.

The event took place on Wednesday, October 25th in Gaelscoil an Ráithín, where our school choir were just outstanding in their performance. They also enjoyed some songs from the cast of ‘Shrek the Musical’ which will take place in the Limetree Theatre, November 22nd to 26th.

Our Erasmus visitors also attending the event and were blown away by our School Choirs performance.

A big ‘bualadh bos’ to all in our school choir for representing our school so well. You were all just fantastic.

Many thanks to our teachers Ms. Allis, Ms. Reale, Ms. Keane, Ms. Hanrahan, Mr. Curtin and SNA, Martina for giving of their time during their lunch break to train our pupils.



Maths Week

Great activity is taking place throughout the school this week where classes from Juniors to 6th will do STEM challenges for maths week (October 16th to 20th). Many learning centres, maths games took place in all classes.

Thanks to all the children and teachers for all the effort they put into the week to make it an enjoyable and educational experience. Many thanks to Mr Carroll for his organisation of this week.



Student Council 2023/2024

Our new student council committee for 2023/24 has been formed and comprises of pupils from 5th and 6th classes. Many thanks to your teacher Ms. Hayes for her help and guidance throughout the year co-ordinating events with our council members.

5th Class Members: Olivia Chan, Robin Stack and Juliette Kenihan. 6th Class Members: Ava O'Farrell, Felix Szczepankowski and Oliver Loughran



Welcome Back to School

Céad Mile Fáilte are ais are scoil chuig gach uile duine. All the best to students and staff for the new academic year, and a warm welcome to all of our new starters!.

Many thanks to Adam's mom, Paulina in Senior Infants for brightening up our first day back at school with a lovely colourful balloon display.



6th Class Graduation

It is time to say farewell to another amazing group of boys and girls in 6th class who are beginning a new chapter in secondary school.

We celebrated their 8th year journey through St. Paul’s School with a thanksgiving ceremony in St. Paul’s Church on Thursday, June 22nd. Fr Murphy celebrated mass; Mr Tuohy made a speech thanking every child for the contribution they made to our school. Each child was then presented with a certificate by his/her teacher.

A big thank you to our Parents Association who very kindly offered to host refreshments in our school hall. It was a lovely send off for a wonderful group of pupils.

We would like to take this opportunity to send them our best wishes as they take the next step on their educational journey through life.
It has been wonderful having each and every one of you as students of St. Paul’s School and I’m sure you have made lasting friendships along the way
You will all continue to be in our prayers and thoughts as you make your journey on to new places.







4th Class History Tour

Mr. Carroll's 4th class travelled to Lough Gur recently to explore some of the historical sites of the area. The beautiful weather added to the enjoyment of the day.

Arriving in Lough Gur, the children saw many historical sites around the lake such as Bourchier's Castle, The Spectacles, Bolin Island, Garrett Island and The Lough Gur Shield.

The final activity of the day was to find a cave which it was believed locally was the entrance to a magical land called Tír na nÓg. It was a steep, challenging climb to reach the cave entrance and the children were really excited to enter the mythical cave. The day concluded with a picnic and there was even time for ice cream before the young historians headed back to St. Paul's NS.



Munster Rugby Trophy (URC)

Munster Rugby coach Mike Prendergast visited our school today, June 20th with the URC trophy (United Rugby Championship). The team won the United Rugby Championship in Cape town last month defeating Stormers.

There was great excitement in the hall as all classes got a chance to have a photo taken with the cup and have jerseys signed. Many thanks to Mr. Curtin for organising the visit to our school.

Just a selection of classes below.....



Social Skills Outing

Our senior Social Skills groups paid a visit to the brand new International Rugby Experience in Limerick City. It was a great day out where they took the public bus from Dooradoyle into the city, and learned loads about rugby, and played some fun games along the way! They even spotted some celebrities! (Dermot Bannon and Paul O'Connell!)

Well done to the children on their excellent behaviour and representing the school so well! Thanks to our teachers, Mr. Curtin, Ms. Hanrahan, Ms. Slattery and our SNA, Martina for escorting our pupils.



Music Generation

During this school year we were joined by three tutors from Music Generation to work with children from 3rd to 6th classes. The children greatly enjoyed the lessons and were active participants in listening and responding, performing and composing music.

On June 14th the children attended an interactive music show in the Limetree Theatre which featured Myles Breen and Marli as well as all the teachers from Music Generation. The children were active participants and loved singing and responding to the music in the show. Well done to all the children.

A big thank you to our Vice Principal, Ms. Dalton for organising this event for our children.

Planting & Weeding

A special thank you to Ms. Tooney, Ms. O’Connell’s  and Ms Bennis 5th classes who have been busy tidying, weeding and planting the Happiness garden and flower boxes in our school. They continued to water them during the warm and dry period.

We also have a small vegetable patch box where Ms O’Connell’s class have sown cabbage, kale and onions with Mr. Tuohy. The also have sown some wild flower seeds in tow other boxes. This important for our bees in Ireland..



Máire Rua Award

The Márie Rua Award is an award which celebrates the work and contribution made by our former teacher, Mrs McNamara for her many years teaching in St. Paul’s school. Mrs McNamara passed away in 2008 and left a wonderful legacy of kindness and friendship which we strive to instil and encourage in all our pupils here in St. Paul’s. We remember also our colleagues Rita Lavelle (SNA) and Sheila O’Shea (Teacher) at this time also.

To celebrate the Máire Rua Award which encourages pupils to show kindness to their classmates, each class completed a lesson on friendship and kindness and pupils in every class, together with their teacher will choose one pupil who they think is kind and caring. 26 children were presented with a medal and a certificate at a whole school assembly. All Classes sang ‘Circle of Friends’ at the end of the presentation.

Many thanks to our teacher Ms. Geary for organising this event. We would like to thank everyone involved in making this such a memorable event.





Bee Keepers visit to Senior Infants

Our Senior Infants had a very interesting visit from John Grisewood (dad to Ben in Ms. Kelly’s class) on May 29th. John is a local bee keeper. The children learned so many interesting facts and you could see that they were captivated from the outset.

It was an enjoyable, engaging and education experience not only for the children but also the teachers. John wore his protective gear as did his son Ben, and he spoke about bees, the honey making process and the children had a opportunity to view and look at a real honeycomb.

We would like to thank John very much for giving of his time and to our teacher Ms. Kelly for organising it.



City Sport - U.L.

The City Sports took place in UL on Wednesday, May 17th. Around 46 children and teachers from St. Paul's travelled to this event. Over a thousand children from around Limerick took part in the City Sports. The children performed fantastically well in the various competitions including 100 metres, 200 metres, 400 metres, Relays and Long Jump.

Lots of hard work and preparation in school went into preparing in the run up to the event . St. Paul's NS has always had a great tradition in athletics and the talent that is in our school was very much in evidence once again this year.

A huge thank you to Mr. P. O’Brien who oversaw the organisation of the event and to Mr. Tuohy, Ms O’Sullivan and Mr. Hutton for their help on the day.



Bike Week

Bike Week took place in our school from May 15th to May 19th. The theme for National Bike Week 2023 was ‘Communities Cycling Together’ and the aim was to help support and encourage a cycling culture around the country. The event in Limerick was very kindly sponsored by Limerick City and County Council.

83 bikes were services on Friday, May 19th where Evolution Cycles came to our school and serviced all bikes. Lights were also provided to those who needed one.

Thank you to all pupils and staff for the support shown over the week.



FAI Tournament

Over 30 boys and girls from St. Paul's NS represented our school in The FAI 5 a-side soccer competition. The matches took place in Sean Choill pitches in Corbally. We fielded 2 boys and 2 girls teams.

All 4 teams performed excellently on the day and played with great skill and determination. One of our boys teams came very close to reaching the county final being eliminated on goal difference.

Thank you to Ms. Naughton, Ms. O' Sullivan and Mr. Carroll for preparing the teams and accompanying them on the day.



Analog Devices Robotics Competition

Ms O’Connell’s 5th class were selected to participate in the Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Workshop which took place on March 21st.

The WINNING team on the day were Laith Hamarneh, Elisa Liao and Aleksandra Ksiuk and RUNNERS-UP were Roisin Hogan, Olivia Tobin and Amelia Czajkowska. Well done to the whole class for taking part.

Laith, Elisa and Aleksandra then went forward to represent St. Paul's in the Finals which took place on in Analog Devices European Research and Development Centre in Raheen on Saturday, May 6th. This involved a more advanced interactive Robotics’ workshop where each team were given a new Robotics Mission to build and programme a robot to sumo wrestle. Their robot then competed against 31 other different schools. They thoroughly enjoy the experience and represented our school so well. It was a very educational workshop and we thank both Analog and Learn it Education Solutions and Ms.O’Connell for putting the class forward as only a limited number of schools could take part.



Seachtain na Gaeilge

Bhí Reachtáileadh Seachtain na Gaeilge ó 20ú – 24ú Márta in ár scoil. Is féile idirnáisiúnta Ghaeilge í Seachtain na Gaeilge. Déanann an fhéile iarracht chun an Ghaeilge a spreagadh, chomh maith lenár gcultúr. Seachtain na Gaeilge is an international Irish language festival. (The festival seeks to encourage the Irish language, as well as our culture. The focus is on the spoken language and every effort was made to use Irish throughout the day.) Bhí go leor rudaí ar siúl againn sa scoil i mbliana do Seachtain na Gaeilge.

Alot of activites took place throughout the school.....Paired Reading using Irish books, Tráth na gCeist, Céilí for various classes etc.,

Míle buíochas to Ms. Kenneally for organising this annual event in our school.




Easter Hats

HATS off to all the pupils in Ms Kenneally’s 3rd class…

What a fantastic array of Easter hats, bonnets and caps… your creative pieces of work are just amazing…..



Lá Glas

To celebrate the feast of St. Patrick, our patron Saint and our Irishness we held a GREEN ‘DRESS UP’ day for the whole school in March. Lots of classes dressed up in style….



Wild Happiness Garden - Official Opening

The official opening of the Wild Happiness Garden took place on Monday, June 27th, 2022.

Mr Touhy kicked off the ceremony and spoke about how the garden originated through the 'Per Cent for Art Scheme' funded by the Government. Artist, Kathryna Cuschieri, spoke about the journey of the garden from start to finish. One child from each of the four classes involved read a nature related poem and one child from each class planted a wish for their garden in their flower bed. Mr. Coady, Chairperson of the Board of Management cut the ribbon The occasion ended with everyone singing ‘Three little Birds by Bob Marley. Our teacher Mr Brian Curtin was MC for the occasion.

All staff who were involved in making the garden a reality attended the ceremony. (Ms. Toomey, Mr T. O'Brien, Ms Coughlan, Mr. Curtin)

A very big THANK YOU to our teacher Ms. Ryan who directed and guided the whole project.



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