Our Annual Admission Notice in respect of admissions to the 2024-25 school year is below:
If your pre-enrolment form in the PDF below is not loading, please click here.
Admission-notice-2025.26
Well done to the boys and girls who represented St. Mary’s N.S in the annual Cavan Primary Schools Athletics across Country Championships.
All the boys and girls had trained hard for the event. A big well done to all the boys and girls for their great effort.
A great day for St. Mary’s N.S. with the Junior Boys, Intermediate Boys and Senior Boys teams coming home with 2nd place medals.
Amazing individual performances from Tadgh Finn (Junior Boys/600m) in 12th place, Oisín Mc Manus (Intermediate Boys/800m) in 6th place, and Dylan O’Reilly (Senior Boys/1000m) in 1st place.
It was a fantastic day out for all, with everyone trying their best having fun and making memories. Well done everyone!
During our second week back at school, Mr. McCabe’s 2nd Class in Room 10 enjoyed a PE lesson with a difference – Archery!
We used indoor Archery Sets and took turns aiming for the Bullseye – which is the centre of the target! If we were happy with our shot, we took a step back to make it harder.
It was a great fun start to the new school year!
Please see the below document regarding notification of the Board of Management’s annual review of our Anti-Bullying policy and our Child Safeguarding statement:
Our school policies can be found here.
Notification-regarding-the-Board-of-Managements-annual-review-of-anti-bullying-child-protection-policies
September was a busy month for Junior Infants in Room 2. Here are the highlights for us:
● Making lots of different creations with our fine motor activities.
● Playing with our new friends.
● Some maths activities, including sorting objects by colour.
● Having our first ever compliment slip party, where the students got to wear their pyjamas to school.
We are so looking forward to what the rest of the year will bring!
We’ve had a very busy end of the school year 2023/24. Have a read of our newsletter to find out everything that has been going on around St. Mary’s.
Newsletter-June-2024-1_compressed
Once again, St. Mary’s students wowed as Gaeilge by performing songs and poems for Seachtain na Gaeilge 2024. Every child in the school took part in what, as you can see below, was a fantastic celebration of all things Irish sa Ghaeilge.
On Wednesday 21st June, it was time for our 6th Class of 2023 to say goodbye to St. Mary’s as they graduated from 6th Class and primary school. The DEN, 4th and 5th classes gathered in the hall to mark the occasion. Ms Jordan reminisced about events throughout this groups’ years in St. Mary’s from near escapes in Junior Infants to our 6th Class school tour only a week before. She echoed how everyone in St. Mary’s is proud of their achievements and progress during their time here.
The Class of 2023 were then called out individually and presented with certificates and framed graduation mementos. Afterwards, they sang their graduation songs of ‘Believer’ and ‘Whatever it Takes’, before throwing their mortar hats to the ceilings in celebration.
They gathered their belongings and made their way through a whole school guard of honour, exiting the gates as St. Mary’s pupils for the last time.
We wish every single member of the 6th Class of 2023 the very best in their futures and invite them back at any time to let us know how they are doing.
Well done to our 5 students who had a perfect attendance for the 2022/2023 school year. It’s a great achievement and these five students were awarded special certificates for their achievement.
Well done again and what great role models you are for all our students.
St. Mary’s took to the Ramor Theatre stage last week on Monday and Tuesday nights to perform to a sold-out crowd in what was a magnificent display of acting, singing, dancing and fun. 3rd to 6th classes wowed the audience, while the School Trad Group also put on a brilliant performance to send everybody home in fantastic spirits as our school year closed out.
The theme of the night was “The Oscars at Ramor”, and all classes put on Oscar-worthy performances.
Well done to all our performers and thanks to all our parents and school community who came down to support our students.
