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  • 04/06/26

    Scoil Spreagtha Workshop June 2026

    Go raibh maith agat to Éirinn, Caitlín and Seamus from Scoil Spreagtha for the brilliant workshops on Wednesday 3rd June. Throughout the day, our pupils got the chance to engage in lots of fun activities to help them reinforce and learn some new Gaelige. Maith sibh
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  • 01/06/26

    Recommended Hours of Sleep

    Please see the infographic from the Department of Education on the importance of sleep for children. Getting enough sleep is important for health, learning, and wellbeing. Primary school-aged children (5–11 years) should aim for 9–12 hours of sleep per night while teenagers (13–18...
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  • 18/05/26

    Confirmation 2026

    Congratulations to our P7 pupil, Nyree, who was confirmed on Sunday 17th May in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Nyree chose a confirmation name very relevant to our island community– Stella Maris Latin for "Star of the Sea". We wish Nyree, and her family, all the best as she...
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  • 14/05/26

    Great Rathlin Bakeoff and Eggcellent Experiments

    It was a busy day in school on Tuesday with pupils in the wee class completing their ‘Great Rathlin Bakeoff’. Pupils had to create their own masterpieces using all their maths kills on weighing having researched and sourced their ingredients during the week for instructional writing...
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  • 07/05/26

    Shared Education

    We launched our first Shared Education project with Gaelscoil An Chaistil PS this month. Throughout the day, pupils took part in a range of exciting activities including LEGO challenges, Forest School activities and archery. These activities encouraged creativity, communication, problem-solving and...
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  • 30/04/26

    Be Proud Day 2026

    Our school community came together yesterday to celebrate Be Proud Day 2026, a special occasion dedicated to recognising the hard work of our pupils. It was an opportunity for our parents and families to see pupils' work this academic year. Thank you to everyone for attending. 
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  • 27/04/26

    Mary Currie RIP

    It was with great shock and sadness that we learnt of the death of our colleague and friend, Mary Currie, on Saturday 25th April. Mary was much respected among the staff, pupils and wider school community and we are all deeply saddened at her passing. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis...
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  • 22/04/26

    P6/7 Cumann na mBunscol Skills Day

    Our P6/7 pupils recently took part in a fantastic Cumann na mBunscol Skills Day in Dunloy today. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for the children to develop their hurling skills in a fun, inclusive, and supportive environment. Throughout the day, pupils participated in a range of activit...
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  • 22/04/26

    P6/7 Cumann na mBunscol Skills Day

    Our P6/7 pupils recently took part in a fantastic Cumann na mBunscol Skills Day in Dunloy today. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for the children to develop their hurling skills in a fun, inclusive, and supportive environment. Throughout the day, pupils participated in a range of activit...
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  • 16/04/26

    Cross Country

    Well done to our pupils who ran so bravely as part of the Cumann na mBunscol cross country run in Limepark. Despite the challenging conditions of wind and rain, both completed the course. Maith thú! 
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  • 14/04/26

    Wellbeing Day 3

    In the morning. we were delighted to welcome Danny from Community Sports Network to our school. During his visit, Danny worked with our pupils to promote the importance of physical activity and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The sessions were engaging, inclusive, and thoroughly enjoyed by all yea...
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  • 27/03/26

    Trócaire Visitor

    We were delighted to have an online question and answer session with Jackline– a native of Rwanda- and Mark from Trócaire. They provided a valuable opportunity for our students to learn more about Trócaire’s work in Rwanda and the positive impact it has on communities there...
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