Well done to all the children on their amazing art works! Thank you Ms Loscher for all your hard work putting it together.

Two of the Senior Infant classes recently took part in a digital book project run by Clondalkin Library, where they had the opportunity to be the authors and illustrators of their very own story book.

The boys and girls loved working with the assistance of Barbara from the library in creating, designing and voicing their own characters and story lines.

Ms Harnett’s:https://read.bookcreator.com/PQM79DbuFKUGZrk85C7jtJhPwgY2/0hk23cuCQHegwjw6quNMYg

Ms Kennedy’s: https://read.bookcreator.com/PQM79DbuFKUGZrk85C7jtJhPwgY2/1W2HzAeXT125iOiNWqrjHA

Enjoy!

We know that parents want the best for their children, but many would like to learn more about how to keep their children safe online. Here you will find information and support to guide you in helping your children stay safe online, as well as the next available webinars that you could attend to upskill yourself.

https://www.barnardos.ie/learning-development/training/online-safety-programme/for-parents

Is breá leis na páistí an seachtain seo mar bíonn sé lán le spraoi! Is am céiliúradh teanga agus cúltúr na tíre atá ann agus bíonn go leor imeachtaí ar siúl againn. Rinne na paistí seo an iarracht leis an Gaeilge i rith na seachtaine! Maith sibh 🙂

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Following the government announcement on February 23rd, we are delighted to be re-opening for all pupils (Early Start to 2nd) from next Monday 1st March. More details on our re-opening will be emailed to you in the coming days. Take care.

St. Bernadette’s Junior National School will be taking applications for enrolment from Monday the 22nd of February – Thursday the 25th of March. Please go to our Admissions section above to download an application form. Alternatively forms can be collected from the office from Monday the 22nd of February.

National Parents Council Primary

Dear Parents,

Supporting your child to stay safe online can be a daunting parenting responsibility!

Tuesday the 9^th of February is Safer Internet Day 2021.

The National Parents Council Primary are running free online interactive workshops on “Keeping your child safe online” all next week. This programme will give you practical information and supports to help you as a parent in this vital role. It will help you better understand that your parenting skills are key to keeping your child safe and it will also look at some of the evidence about what children in Ireland are spending their time doing on line and will also examine some of the risks and benefits for children online.

The sessions are taking place online via Zoom at 10am on Monday to Friday, and 8pm on Monday to Thursday next week, starting Monday the 8^th.

Just click on the link below to register.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/InternetSafetyOnline2021

Each session will have limited numbers for discussion and questions, and places will be offered on a first come first serve basis.

Best Regards,

David Perkins

NPC Administration

Here is a copy of our January to April 2021 Brochure with details of our upcoming events. In light of Covid-19 and restrictions, we have moved our programmes online but we are as dedicated as ever, to continuing to connect and engage with the women in our community.We would appreciate if you could forward or share our brochure with any women (or on your social media platforms) who may like to join us online for any of our classes, workshops or information events over the next few months. We are happy to assist anyone who may be unsure of or struggle with going online with Zoom etc.Anyone who wishes to join our events, can register with us, either by contacting me by Whatsapp, phone or email at the details below or by attending our online Registration Morning at 10.00am on January 27th (please contact me for the Zoom link to join).We look forward to connecting with you over the coming months and appreciate your ongoing support.Best Wishes,Karen & NCCWN Rowlagh Team.

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Karen StokesDevelopment WorkerNCCWN / Rowlagh Women’s GroupArus Rualach, Neilstown Road, Dublin 22.

Tel: 0858513040

E-mail: developmentworkerrowlagh@gmail.com

Website: www.nccwn.org