Rochestown Educate Together National School

Thank you to junior infants and 3rd class for their Learn Together assembly on feelings and Ireland. Junior Infants: In Junior Infants we have been learning lots about feelings. We know that our feelings are not necessarily good are bad. Feelings are special messages. They tell us about how we are on the inside. In our assembly, we played a guessing …Continue reading →

We celebrated World Book Day on Thursday 3rd March. It was wonderful to see the pupils and staff dressed up as characters from their favourite books. Classes also celebrated books and reading through lots of different activities including designing book covers, making bookmarks, drama activities, hot seating characters, creating stories and most importantly they spent lots of time reading.

The Department of Education has confirmed that all schools in Cork will close tomorrow (Friday) due to the Status Red weather warning for Storm Eunice. The distance learning platforms will be available for revision purposes if anyone wishes to use them. I am conscious that there in all probability will be power outages so there will be no new content …Continue reading →

We had a wonderful Learn Together assembly hosted by Senior Infants and 4th class about Islam and Gender Equality. Senior Infants: In January, Senior Infants were learning all about the Islamic faith. We learned about the 5 pillars of Islam, and in particular, a period of fasting called Ramadan, which is followed by a festival, called Eid. We loved singing …Continue reading →

ROCHESTOWN EDUCATE TOGETHER NATIONAL SCHOOL ANNUAL ADMISSION NOTICE in respect of admissions to the 2022/2023 school year   Admission Policy and Application Form A copy of the school’s Admission Policy and the Application Form for Admission for the 2022-23 school year is available as follows: – To download: application-form-for-admissions-2022-23 On request: By emailing info@rochestownetns.ie or writing to : Rochestown Educate …Continue reading →

On this day the students of RETNS wore at least one item of red clothing. A thing to note was that the school looked like they were covered in red paint! It was great to see everyone back after the summer holidays. This was done to support the Cork Camogie team in the All Ireland Final. Sadly Galway won 1.15 to …Continue reading →

Huge congratulate our Sixth Class who are the overall national winners of the ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist Award for primary schools. The class explored the area of sustainable food by using our geodome to plant vegetables and herbs. Huge congratulations to our Sixth Class team – Chloe, Chantelle and Terri – for their support of the pupils with this project. I must …Continue reading →

  Last week on the 26th of April we started Active Week. We did a lot of fun activities for example: dancing, running and we even did an active word hunt! We had so much fun! After every yard the school had active movement breaks. On Wednesday, 5th and 6th class went up to the pitch and did lots of …Continue reading →

We were delighted to welcome all of our pupils back to school on Monday, 15th March. We are now reopen again for all pupils from Junior Infants to Sixth Class. I would like to thank all of our parents/guardians for everything you have done to support your child’s education over the past 2 months or so. The children should also …Continue reading →

The Taoiseach, Michéal Martin, TD, announced this evening that all schools are to remain closed until Monday, 11th January. This is as part of the move to full Level 5 restrictions due to the surge in Covid-19 cases over the past week. The Taoiseach has asked that all of us reduce our contacts as much as possible over the next …Continue reading →