Kilmacrennan NS
Archive for February, 2016
Kilmacrennan Votes Early!!
Feb 25th
Kilmacrennan N.S pupils (3rd to 6th class) cast a vote for their preferred candidates in an in-school election held on Thursday 25th February. Staff members acted as Presiding Officers and poll clerks, while the pupils cast their secret votes in the privacy of a polling booth.
The result of the Kilmacrennan N.S vote will be revealed on Monday morning. Tellers have been appointed. We will then know whether we have voted in tune with the Donegal public or whether we are a motley crew of freethinkers!
Seachtain na Gaeilge/ Proclamation Day.
Feb 24th
Beidh imeachtaí faoi leith ar siúl sa scoil do sheachtain na Gaeilge. As part of our 1916 Easter Rising celebrations we will raise the national flag on School Proclamation Day, Tuesday, 15th March. We will also hold a Seachtain na Gaeilge Ceolchoim/ Concert on that day. All are invited to attend. We will let you know of the details closer to the time.
Réalt Uladh
Feb 24th
Réalt Uladh
Ghlac níos mó ná daichead páiste ón scoil páirt i Réalt Uladh ar na mallaibh. Comhghairdeas le gach duine. Bhí alán buaiteoirí againn ar an lá,
General Election voting
Feb 24th
The school will be closed on Fri 26th February 2016 to facilitate voting in the General Election.
Vote for Doodle4google
Feb 10th
Anastazya Kimel, a pupil in third class in our school, has reached the national final of the Doodle4Google Art competition. The general public are asked to vote for the entries at this stage.
As there are great individual prizes-as well as a €10,000 technology prize for the overall winning school-we ask for your support. You can vote from mobile phones, laptops,computers etc. Please vote and spread the news.
You will find Anastazya’s entry in Group Two of the competition-the lovely picture with a sheep, harp, rainbow etc.
Voting closes on Sunday, 14 February.
Please visit www.doodle4google to register your vote
Crosógaí Bhríde/St Bridget Crossmaking
Feb 2nd
Bhí lá ar dóigh againn i Halla na Scoile agus muid ag déanamh crosógaí Bhríde. Tháinig slua mór ón ceantar isteach chun cabhrú linn.
