Last night we welcomed families to our school to have a look around our school for our Open Evening. Our sixth class pupils escorted our visitors around the school and the parents association helped us with the tea & coffee. Most of our school staff were here to talk to our visitors. Here are some photos of the school from our Open Evening.

The third to sixth class children made beautiful lanterns using recycled plastic bottles for a Gulliver's Parade to be held in Cavan town at the end of October. See details below taken from Cavan County Council Website. Cavan to stage 300th celebration of Gulliver’s Travels Cavan is preparing to mark the 300th anniversary of Gulliver’s Travels with a breathtaking day of theatre, music, storytelling, community art and cutting-edge digital projection on Sunday, October 25. The

The school will be hosting an Open Day for all new pupils and new families to the school on Thursday 1st of October 2026. The Open Day will commence with an address from the Principal, Emer from Laochra Academy, Aiden from Cavan County Produce and Damien from the Parents Association at 7pm. The school will then be open to all parents to have a look around from 7:30-8:15pm and there will be tea/coffee and some refreshments served. We look forward to seeing you there!

Here are some photos of each of the classes for the 2026-27 academic year. JUNIOR INFANTS SENIOR INFANTS FIRST CLASS SECOND CLASS THIRD CLASS FOURTH CLASS FIFTH CLASS SIXTH CLASS

Well done to all our past pupils who won the U15 Division 1 Championshp last week and thank you for bringing in the cup for us all to hold and see.

This summer there was a lot of work done at the school. We got all our shrubs pruned, grass cut, new bark put down, the school power washed and painted, mud kitchens painted, new footpaths installed and new road surface put in and new signs put up around the school. We also got electrical work done inside, a new mural put up on the prefab and a new front door on our prefab. There is still more work to be done with new signs, pencil bollards and road markings to go in short