School Closures

St. Oliver’s will re-open On Thursday, August 31st 2023

  • Doors Open at 8:40am
  • Classes commence at 8:50am
  • Junior and Senior Infant classes finish at 1:30pm
  • 1st to 6th Classes finish at 2:30pm

The school will be closed on the following dates

  • October Mid-term  -  One week. Monday 30th Oct to Friday 3rd November 2023
  • December Church Holiday - Friday 8th December 2023
  • Christmas Holidays  -  Friday 22nd Dec 2023 to Friday 5th Jan 2024 (School closes on Friday 22nd @ 12 noon and re-opens on Monday 8th of January 2024)
  • February Bank Holiday:  Monday 5th of February 2024
  • Mid Term Break- Thurs 15th and Friday 16th February 2024
  • St. Patrick's Day  - Monday 18th March 2024
  • Easter Holidays - Monday 25th March to Friday 5th April inclusive. (Closing on Friday 22nd March 2024 @ 12 noon and re-opening on Monday 8th April 2024)
  • May Bank Holiday -  Monday 6th May & Tuesday 7th May 2024.
  • June Bank Holiday - Monday 3rd June 2024

SCHOOL CLOSES ON  Wednesday 26th  OF JUNE 2024 AT 12 NOON

ALL THE ABOVE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

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Dear Parents,

For the coming weeks our teachers will communicate with the children in a variety of different ways using but mainly Seesaw and email.

Our Sixth Classes, Support teachers and Special Class Teachers will also use other supports including Zoom, WhatsApp, text, phone, post and dropping support packs to your homes.

By now your child’s teacher will have been in touch to outline their plans and arrange the collection of any materials or books from school that may be helpful at home. A list of the planned work for each class is posted on this website under the ‘Homework’ section above.

We plan to use more recorded video and voice over rather than ‘live’ lessons for most classes,  as this will give you an opportunity to view them with your child at the most suitable time for you and be able to view them multiple times if necessary. We will trial live Zoom sessions with Sixth Classes and continue with this support in  some of our Special Classes also.

Regardless of the method of support the aim is to help you and your children through this difficult time. We understand that every home is different, with varying levels of internet access and different times suitable for engagement, so we understand that any of us can only do our best.

All of us will hear fables about how other schools and families are coping wonderfully and we can judge ourselves harshly as a result. See these stories for what they are – a work of fiction. All of us find the going difficult and we are here to help each other. So do what you can.

Stay in touch and let us know if we can help in any other way – email your teacher or contact me  at 0877559237 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.