Scoil Choilm CNS – Schedule of Events   

Coffee Mornings are regularly held throughout the year to welcome parents into the school and facilitate them in getting to know other parents and to develop links within the community.

Throughout the year we have many celebrations in the school where parents are invited to come along and participate such as:

• Welcome Evening for Junior Infants
• Eid Celebrations
• Classroom Information Meetings
• Mental Heallth Week & Wellbeing Coffee Morning
• English Classes for Adults
• Yoga Classes for Adults
• Parenting Classes for Adults
• Dress Up Day Celebration before Mid-term
• Winter Concerts
• Christmas Coffee Morning and Celebration with Sing-along
• Parent-Teacher Meetings in February
• Coffee Morning for Book Week and Book Fair – with readings by parents
• Talks for Parents on various topics
• Anti-Racism and Anti-Bullying talks and coffee morning
• Lá Glas celebrations in March
• Community Day Celebration
• Sports Day

Scoil Choilm CNS – Primary School Survey Results

• These results reflect that parents in our school want our school to remain as a co-educational (mixed), multi-denominational school and that tuition is through the language of English.
• 17% of our school community participated, equating to 89 out of 516 households.
• Co – educational (school current school configuration) 90%
• Multi-denominational (school current school configuration) 71%
• Education through the language of English (school current school configuration) 91%
• Our patronage will remain the same, as a CNS school, under the ETB.

Pscychology Advice Clinic – Poster for Parents

Please see above a poster for the Psychological Advice Clinic. This is a service that is run by the HSE and offers free, one to one advice sessions with a psychologist. The service is open on the Second & Fourth Tuesday of each month. You can call the number provided at 9am on the morning. You will then speak with an administrative staff member to register your details and you will be given a time for your appointment with the psychologist. These appointments can be in person, on the phone or by video call depending on what suits your needs. Places book up fast, so it is important to call once phone lines open. This service is particularly helpful for children who are waitlisted for assessments, therapeutic supports or if there is an area that you would like support with. If you have any questions about this service or require support accessing it, please just let me know. Kind regards, Ms Connors.