Happy Valentine’s Day.

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Swimming 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️

Today, we enjoyed our final swimming lesson for the 2025/2026 school year.

This year, by the end of the fourth lesson,all pupils were confident enough to swim  in the large pool.

This is a great achievement so well done to all involved.

World Book Day📚

​We will celebrate World Book Day on March 5th 2026.

Pupils received their book token today.

Tokens can be used from tomorrow Feb 12th until 15th March.

Shrone NS Enrolling now.

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​🔒🌍 Safer Internet Day

This year’s theme, AI Aware – Safe, Smart & In Control, aligns closely with the Agree to Agree Project, which facilitates school communities to work together to shape healthier digital norms. Small agreements. Big impact.

​S.T.E.M. Bee-Bots

​S.T.E.M. 

Bee-Bots

Counting,calculating,

estimating, predicting, problem-solving and advance planning were some of the skills that we enhanced today whilst we were working with our Bee-Bots.

We worked as scientists/ mathematicians when we explored theories,solved problems and calculated distances.

The pupils in Shrone gave Bee-Bots 👍

Creative February

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St Patrick’s Day Rathmore

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Congratulations Aoibhinn

Well done to Aoibhinn who took part in the ​Munster Future Challenger Gala in Tralee last Sunday. She won 1st in the 100m butterfly and her team came 3rd in their relay. 

Brat Bríde

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St.Brigid’s Cross

​🟩 St.Brigid’s Cross

Crosses are made each year to celebrate St.Brigid’s Day.The St.Brigid’s Cross is one of Ireland’s most enduring household traditions. 

Traditionally, the cross was woven from fresh rushes. It was made to mark the turning of the year.

The cross was placed above the door, near the hearth, or in a byre.

It offered protection and blessings to the household and the stock on the farm.