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Class |
Teacher |
Email Address |
Principal |
Mr McGee |
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Junior Infants |
Ms Ryan |
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Senior Infants |
Mrs Sloan |
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Senior Infants |
Ms Maguire |
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1st Class |
Ms McCabe |
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2nd Class |
Ms McCreanor |
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3rd Class |
Mrs Kerr |
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3rd Class |
Mrs Browne |
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4th Class |
Ms Cusack |
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5th Class |
Mr McCoy/Mrs Marks |
Email both - amarksardeemns@gmail.com and rmccoyardeemns@gmail.com |
6th Class |
Mr McAdam |
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SEN Coordinator |
Mrs McGrory |
|
SET |
Mrs Higgins |
|
SET |
Mrs Coleman |
|
SET |
Ms O'Reilly |
|
SET |
Ms McGuinness |
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Dear Parents / Guardians,
I hope you and your family are all keeping well and safe. We are of course concerned about your son's welfare and education into the future and we have been instructed by the Department of Education & Skills to seek ways to support our pupils' learning in the home. The staff of Monastery NS are working together to support you and your son as best we can. We also fully understand that many families will be unable to attend to their son's learning at home at the moment for many different reasons. Learning at home and interaction with your son's teachers is not mandatory.
However in order to improve our support of our pupils' learning at home we need to setup an email contact between your son and his teacher. This is a first step in supporting your son's learning at home. Infants to 2nd classes will need parent support with this form of communication. We hope that 3rd to 6th class pupils, with some initial help, will be able to work more independently. In the near future our support teachers (SETs) also want to support our special needs' pupils in the home.
If possible can I ask you to do the following as soon as you can.
Please keep up the good work reminding children to wash hands properly and often and to sneeze/cough into the bend of their elbow / tissue. Also remind your son about social distancing and staying safe and healthy. Thank you for reading this message and I hope that our staff can support you and your son into the future.
We are all in this together.
An old Irish saying: Ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine
(people live in each other's shadow).
Slán go fóill,
Jim McGee, Principal.