Principals Welcome
I am delighted to welcome you to Scoil Naomh Cianain in Cushinstown. It is a privilege to be entrusted with the education of your children during the most important and formative years of their lives. We wish to ensure that the transition from home to school is a happy experience for your child and they are educated to the fullest of their potential. We look forward to working together as partners. As parents, you are most welcome to discuss matters relating to the development of your child/ren.
I hope that this booklet provides you with essential information about the day to day functioning of the school as well as the activities, initiatives and committees which make our school community a special one.
We look forward to seeing you regularly and to building a happy and productive relationship with you during the course of your child’s education in this school.
Colm Naughton,
Principal.
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Europe Projects
5th and 6th class have been working in groups to create a project about a European country. The groups researched, created and presented their projects to the class. The pupils learned all about what life is like in Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece, Russia and Poland. We...
Covid-19/Level 1 Child Protection Inspection Report
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About Our School
Scoil Naomh Cianain was first registered as ‘Cushenstown School’ back in 1841. The original school house was located across the road from the current building and was there until 1934. The school building we have today was built around 1934 and consisted of two rooms, divided by a partition. The building was heated with an open fire lit daily in each room by the pupils when necessary. There were very few facilities until the 1970s when electricity and mains water became available to the school. In 1975 a Board of Management consisting of teachers, the church and parents was set up under the chairmanship of the Parish Priest. This group set about improving facilities and equipment at the school and required much fund-raising.  In the period 1867-2000 almost 1200 pupils have been enrolled in the school.
