Have a look at this weeks Assembly Presentation about celebrating our differences…
Lá Glas 2022
We all had a great day today celebrating Seachtain na Gaeilge and our Lá Glás Parade! Here’s a video showing some of the children heading off on their parade with their teachers today.
Have a look at our Living Gallery
All of the classes in St. Ultan’s get a chance to display their beautiful and creative artwork in our ‘Living Gallery’. The other children come to visit and admire the art in the Living Gallery. They can also leave compliments after their walk of the gallery.
Right now ‘Múinteoir Molly’s 1st Class’ are having their turn. Have a look at some of their lovely art, and the fabulous compliments some of the children have made.
Admissions for Sept 22
For more information click here: https://www.stultans.ie/admissions-notice-policy-application-forms
Welcome Back - Reminders
Welcome back to all our families,
Happy New Year to all of you. I’m attaching some useful information that was shared on our class dojo in relation to Close Contacts and COVID symptoms.
Virtual Christmas Window Tour
We would like to invite you all to have a virtual tour of St. Ultans and see some of the wonderful Christmas Windows the children have made this December.
Click on this link to see all the different classes….
Santa Stops at St. Ultans
We were so lucky to have a special visitor stop off today to deliver presents to the boys and girls for all their hard work on their Christmas Windows. All the boys and girls in Junior, Senior and Early Years Classes got a special delivery today.
Santa’s visit was so quick we didnt get many pictures, but here are a few from M. Lisa, M. Mairead, M. Mark & M. Angela’s classes
Christmas in the Canteen
Thanks so much to all the staff in the canteen who arranged a really special Christmas Lunch for all the boys and girls this week. Here’s a few photos of 6th class enjoying their last Christmas Lunch in the Canteen.
Christmas Window Competition Winners
Well done to everyone who took part in our Christmas Window Competition this year. We will share photos of all the different windows next week. Have a look below to find our all about our winners.
Title: Reindeers and Candy Canes
Description: 2nd Class made a game based on Snakes and Ladders but instead we decided to use Reindeers and Candy Canes. There are four silly elves trying to get to one hundred, their names are Jingles, Alfie, Snowy and Danger.
The rules are:
1. Youngest player goes first.
2. If you land on a Candy Cane you slide down.
3. If you land on a Reindeer’s footprints you move up.
4. First person to one hundred wins.
Múinteoir Sarah, Múinteoir Ashley and Olga’s 5th class
Our Christmas window is titled ‘Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice.’ It was inspired by a gingerbread house that some people like to make at Christmas time. We used a mixture of different materials. Firstly, we painted the night sky for the background using blue and white paint. We also included a silhouette of Santa and his reindeer flying across the moon. Then, we used brown paper for the base of the house before painting on the white “icing” that looks bricks. Then we worked individually on smaller projects to add to the house like the snow, the peppermints, the candy canes, the Christmas tree, the snowmen and the reindeers. Everyone added at least one thing to the house and we had lots of fun creating it! The final touches were then added which included the windows and the lights on the tree.
Hi Everyone,
All the boys and girls have really been enjoying the Christmas Festivities in school this week and are looking forward to the next few days. We know there has been a lot of speculation in relation to schools closing early for Christmas, but as far as we are aware it is the Government intention that all schools will remain open as planned.
As per our school calendar, we will be closing at 12 on Wednesday.
However, in order to be prepared for any unforeseen closures after the Christmas holidays, we are making sure all children in Senior classes are up to date with their usernames and passwords for the online learning platforms they use (See-saw, Google Classroom). Class teachers will be sending log-in details home today or tomorrow.
Hopefully these will not be needed after the break, but please check to make sure your child has their log-in and keeps these safe.