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Fáilte chuig ár scoil, beidh ár rúnaí anseo chun fáilte is fiche a chuir romhat gach lá.

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Fáilte chuig do sheomra ranga, beidh an spóirt agus spraoi agat anseo i dteannta do mhúinteoirí.

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Beidh am spraoi againn amuigh sa chlós.

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Seo an glas atá ar an leithreas. Bí ag cleachtadh suas agus síos chun é a oscailt (Síos) agus é a dhúnadh (Suas).

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Seo halla na scoile, beidh tionól, corp oideachas agus spraoi againn anseo.

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Éide Spóirt na Scoile..

Geansaí dubhghorm le suainteas na scoile, Bríste spórt dubhghorm, T-léine bán.

Navy sweatshirt with school crest
Navy tracksuit pants,
White polo t-shirt

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Féilire Scoile 2024-2025 (School Calendar) 

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Féilire Scoile 2024-2025 (School Calendar) 

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Ceoil álainn

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'Percy Péacóg' Á léamh ag John Sharpson

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Fáilte roimh mholtaí eile! Tá na focla do Rannta Is Dánta Na Nollag ar fáil ar ár suíomh ar an leathanach seo: https://gaeloideachas.ie/document/danta-na-nol...

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Tá an samhradh linn agus tá leabhrán nua foilsithe ag Gaeloideachas!

Faoin am seo, ba chóir go mbeadh an leagan clóite dár leabhrán samhraidh faighte ag gach naíonra. Táimid an-bhuíoch do na stiúrthóirí is múinteoirí naíonra a chur ábhar ar fáil dúinn don leabhrán, agus tá súil againn go raibh deis agaibh leas a bhaint as na amhráin is na rannta istigh ann go dtí seo. Tá an leagan digiteach den leabhrán seo (agus na greamáin a théann leis) ar fáil ar líne anois agus is féidir iad a íoslódáil saor in aisce:

An Samhradh Sa Naíonra (Íoslódáil pdf.)

Greamáin an tSamhraidh (Íoslódáil pdf.)

Táimid ag tnúth go mór leis na físeáin a théann leis an leabhrán a thaispeáint daoibh chomh maith! Bheimis buíoch dá scaipfeadh sibh iad go forleathan ar bhur múinteoirí, comhghleacaithe agus tuismitheoirí.

Lean ár seinnliosta ar YouTube nó breathnaigh ar liosta na bhfíseán thíos:

Rap an tSamhraidh: https://youtu.be/X_QIPLxUkVQ

An Bhó https://youtu.be/LUkh7jlDBlY

An Smugairle Róin https://youtu.be/SIgTCvX12sY

Caisleán Gainimh https://youtu.be/7MeXmdy3pj8

An Fharraige https://youtu.be/_QMWtHHasZg

Tá Mo Shliabh ag Fanacht https://youtu.be/fwYjcS0oUzc

Roille, Roille, Ráinne https://youtu.be/kiizC2_Cn6g

Thíos ar an Trá (ó Gaelbhratach) https://youtu.be/JFKPsh6RzV

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Rannta, Dánta & Amhráin do Pháistí Óga (Padlet Máire Nic an Rí) 

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Rannta, Dánta & Amhráin do Pháistí Óga (Padlet Máire Nic an Rí) 

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Acmhainní Oideachais, Teagasc agus Foghlaim don Ghaeilge agus Gaelscoileanna - Bunscoil, Meánscoil agus Daoine Fásta. Gaelscoil and Irish Language Education, Teaching and Learning Resources - Primary, Secondary and Adult Learners.

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Nodanna do thuismitheoirí/ Tips for Parents 

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Talking to your child in any language helps them to improve their communication skills. It's how we learn to talk in the first place, and it's how they'll learn to speak Irish when they start in school, by listening to their teachers and then imitating them.

Talk to your child about all the great things that will happen when they start school school: making new friends, playing games, reading new books, singing songs and learning a whole new language. Give them the chance to tell you what they're looking forward to or what they might be worried about.

Talk to them about the language or languages you use at home, and explain to them that they will use Irish in school. Help your child to understand that there are different languages. From the age of about 2, children can tell the difference between colours and shapes, and they begin to develop an awareness of the differences between people. Talk to them about how language is one of the ways in which people can be different, and that this can be fun and exciting. Use examples that will be familiar to your child if you can, friends and neighbours who speak other languages, or any experiences they have of other countries and cultures. Try watching some cartoons in Irish together. There's a huge range of programmes and interactive games in Irish available on www.cula4.com, TG4's player for children's television.

Introducing some Irish to your home before your child starts in school will help them to get used to how the language sounds, and even to learn a few simple words. Gaeloideachas has published a book of simple vocabulary and phrases to help parents to use some Irish at home. It covers various everyday themes: home life, school, animals, colours, clothes, and lots more besides. It's available to download here. You can listen to how the words are pronounced through the online dictionary www.focloir.ie.

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Talking to your child in any language helps them to improve their communication skills. It's how we learn to talk in the first place, and it's how they'll learn to speak Irish when they start in school, by listening to their teachers and then imitating them.

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Scéal:  Dónal an Chlúimh (The Hungry Caterpillar) 

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Scéal:  Dónal an Chlúimh (The Hungry Caterpillar) 

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Sa rannóg seo gheobhaidh tú: (i) stór focal a bhaineann le haidiachtaí úsáideacha (ii) cur i lathair a phléann le haidiachtaí (iii) cur i láthair a phléann le comparáidí.

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Landing page for all of Irish Language TV and Radio programmes

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Déan Comhrá: Add to your vocabulary in Irish 💚🗪

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Déan Comhrá is aimed at parents and guardians of children attending a Naíonra or scoil lán-Ghaeilge. It is focused on simple, practical vocabulary that can b…

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Leabhrán frásaí A5 do thuismitheoirí A5-size phrasebook for parents This booklet is aimed at parents and guardians of children attending a naíonra or Irish-medium school. It is full of simple, practical vocabulary that can be used at home together on a daily basis.

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Are you thinking of choosing a naíonra, Gaelscoil, or Gaelcholáiste for your child? You’re in the right place! This playlist contains informative videos abou…