School Garden

School Garden

Our garden is a very important part of our school life. Children get to see part of rural life in the suburbs. They get the opportunity to plant seeds, do some weeding, add compost (which we make ourselves) and learn about the importance of crop rotation.

Every class has its own cultivation plot where a variety of vegetables and flowers are grown each year. This year we have planted potatoes and wildflowers. We have created a nectar patch in our wildlife garden, the purpose of which is to encourage butterflies to come to the garden.

We have a hardworking group of parents and staff who generously volunteer their time to help in the garden.

In the garden we have a sample of many trees that are native to Ireland around the grounds and/or in the garden. We have horse chestnuts, lime trees, cherry blossoms, willow, blackthorn and a young mountain ash.

Sensory Garden

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Aug 26
2026
Staff Only return to school
Aug 27
2026
Pupils return to school
Sep 10
2026
School Closed - Staff training
Oct 26
2026
School Closed -October Mid term Break
01-Jul-2026
Ms. Munro Principal, Marianne Lambert Chair of PC and Ms Noronha, SENCO, at official Opening of the sensory room.
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