Scoil Mhuire, Davidstown Primary School is a Catholic, co-educational school that caters for all children from Junior Infants to 6th class. In Davidstown we are committed to delivering a quality education to all our pupils by encouraging them to develop and share their own unique gifts and talents in a supportive and stimulating environment.
Our primary school strives to provide a well ordered, caring, happy and secure atmosphere where the intellectual, spiritual, physical, moral and cultural needs of the pupils are identified and addressed.
The well-being of children is at the heart of the teaching and learning of the school, to this end the school believes in a holistic approach.
Davidstown Primary School is a Green School, a Health Promoting School, a Digital School but most importantly a Child-Centred School. In Davidstown we offer as many opportunities as we can so that we can see children grow in knowledge and reach their full potential.
Welcome to our website. I hope you enjoy finding out more about us and how we endeavour to cater for the individuality of all of our pupils.
Is mise, le meas,
Ita Connolly
Principal
There has been a huge amount of interest in enrolment in our school for September 2020.
If your child may attend our school from years 2020 onward, please register your interest with the school with child’s name and parent contact details.
Contact Margaret on 053 92 34745 or register at http://davidstownps.ie/enrolment/
As your child continues their education from pre-school, you face the very important decision of where to send your child for their primary school years. Scoil Mhuire, Davidstown is a friendly, local option that strives for both the academic and personal development for all our pupils.
The school has begun a transformation with the work and art of our students adorning the walls. There are four bright, modern classrooms, a learning support and resource room, along with a general purpose room and sensory room. There has been huge investment in technology, the science curriculum and the arts in the past year with a view to providing our students with hands-on, progressive and constructivist opportunities to engage with the curriculum. See the Pupil Activities menu above to view the curriculum enrichment programmes taking place in our school.
The grounds of the school have also begun to be transformed with a huge amount of development taking place last year, including the creation of our school fruit and vegetable garden, outdoor classroom, sensory garden trail, willow hut and new yard play markings. Our parents and pupils have more ideas to develop the grounds of the school which will be put into action in the spring.
We invite you to join us.
If you are interested in applying for a place in Scoil Mhuire, Davidstown or would like to organise a visit to the school, please click on the links above.
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What a beautiful day for our adventure. How lucky we are to have all this on our doorstep. Thank you to everyone for such a fantastic day. GoPaddle.ie
Huge thank you to Jenny and Jan for teaching us how to use Irish Sign Language (ISL) today. We learnt lots of words, questions and phrases, along with how to sign the song "What a Wonderful World". In the picture below you can see us signing happy!
Best of luck! 🍀
www.facebook.com/217727302086058/posts/1103251403533639/Wishing our U15s the very best of luck tomorrow in their 2020 Division 3 Cup final.
It's been a long time coming and the boy's and manager's have worked hard during lock down over the winter for this day.
To Mick Murphy, Seamus Shore, Conal, Conor, Sean, Shane, Bill, Joe, Fionn, Callum, Josh, Pauric, Brian, Eoin, Gavin, Lucas, Jamie, Padraic, Ciaran M, Ciaran K, Ciaran D, John, Alan, David, James and Rhyan we wish you the best of luck.
The whole club will be behind you 🔴🟡
m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10158078509196027&id=265058606026Check out these free Thaumatrope templates that can be collected from the library from today!
Ask for them at the desk.
These templates are to be used in conjunction with the three Calmast videos classes as part of #cruinniúnanóg. Cruinniú na nÓg takes place this Saturday June 12th, 2021 and is delivered by Wexford County Council, in association with Creative Ireland .
This workshop will teach participants how to make their own Thaumatrope – a popular Victorian toy. Participants will develop their artistic and creative skills, while at the same time exploring ancient techniques of animation. They will be the makers and the storytellers and will learn how art, storytelling, and technology can work together to enhance local cultural heritage.
These pre-recorded workshops have been developed and designed by Calmast, WIT. To take part, participants will need paper, a pencil, colouring pencils, and a glue stick.
A printable thaumatrope template can also be downloaded here:
bit.ly/wexfordcoco-cruinniu-na-nog
www.facebook.com/CalmastSTEMhub
#KeepWell #wexlibraries #LibrariesIreland
Our friends in the infants classroom grew these wonderful salad gardens for everyone in the school. They wrote lovely gift cards for the person whom they grew it for and delivered the mini gardens outside our classrooms. Thank you! They were delicious!
Thank you so much to Secret Valley for hosting our infant class today. I think that you can tell that great fun was had by all!
Our 1st-6th classes have been taking part in the UNESCO "How to be a Wildlife Detective" webinars. We have learnt so much about our native species, local habitats and the importance of biodiversity. Following last week's webinar 1st and 2nd class made the most beautiful candle holders using natural materials. Well done everyone!
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