
PARENT TEACHER TEAM
The PTT is the voice of the parents and an official forum for parents and teachers to exchange ideas in support of the school. We work alongside the Board of Management, Principal and the whole school community for the betterment of the children in the school.
Another aspect of the PTT is to enrich the experience of the children in our school, we do this by fundraising and organising some of the fun community building events for the pupils (and parents too).
Funds raised by the PTT go towards vital teacher supplies for classroom activities, larger school needs such as ICT equipment and our new school stage, as well as other significant projects or experiences.
If there is a particular issue or need you see in the school that we should address, please reach out to any of the team. We welcome all input for our monthly meetings.
Who we are
Susie Maloney - Chairperson
Catherine Creed - Principal
Lynne Cashell - Deputy Principal
Maura McBride
Susan Prendiville
Lise O’Hare
Kate Southern
Elena Caldwell
Kate Ashe
Joanie Scanlon
John Neary
Kyle O'Connell
Ruby Slazenger





We have something for everyone
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Our annual Welcome Walk
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Organising information evenings for parents on topical issues
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Music Bingo for adults and separately for the pupils
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Upgrading and our library and sports equipment
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Annual Follow the Star community festival where we provide a BBQ and sweet stall as well as other Pupil run stalls of their own creations
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Childrens' art project - Tote Bags
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Funding buses for the annual Panto trip
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Movie Night at the school
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Grandparents day and bake sale
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Pancakes for Shrove Tuesday
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Providing easter eggs for the annual egg hunt
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Helping welcome new parents to the school on induction day
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Sports Day followed by a BBQ & Ice cream!
Our committee is always working on plans for the next year so, if you have any suggestions, we would love to hear from you.
Parent Resources
The PTT is also part of the National Parents Council which is a national framework to support parents, supporting children. There is information, training and resources available for free on the website www.npc.ie./primary which all parents are invited to avail of.

