Failte Romhaibh uilig Go Léir
Tá failte romhaibh uilig ar ais don scoil bhliain nua agus fáilte speisialta a chur roimh na Naíonáin Shóisireacha.
A warm welcome back to all our students, teachers and parents for this new academic year 2017-2918. I would particularly like to welcome our new junior infant pupils who are doing remarkably well and have taken to school life like ducks to water. It’s always a time of mixed emotions for parents as you send you little ones out on their path to independence and life-long learning but be assured we will look after them very well and hopefully they will grow to be happy, fulfilled and confident children. Welcome also to the new girls who have joined us in other classes in the school. I hope they will be very happy with us. In Our Lady of Mercy we work hard to create a safe, secure and happy environment for all the girls.
In June, we said farewell to Laoise Quinn, who is taking a career break this year and we send good wishes and congratulations to Jane Marie Hogan, as she commences her maternity leave with the recent arrival of her new baby son.
The start of this new school year brings change to our staff and I would like to welcome back Clare Murray and say hello to Jennifer Collins, Órla NI Fhaoláin and Niamh O’Leary, our new members of staff and wish them every success this year. As we say a sad farewell to Fr Cormac McIlraith and wish him well with his retirement, we warmly welcome Fr Gerry Kane to the parish of Booterstown and hope he will be very happy here. We, in particular look forward to working closely with him in the preparation for First Communion and Confirmation.
I wish all involved in our school and wider community a wonderful year ahead with look forward to making happy memories throughout the school year.
Le gach dea-ghuí,
Siobhán Hanly
A warm welcome back to all our students, teachers and parents for this new academic year 2017-2918. I would particularly like to welcome our new junior infant pupils who are doing remarkably well and have taken to school life like ducks to water. It’s always a time of mixed emotions for parents as you send you little ones out on their path to independence and life-long learning but be assured we will look after them very well and hopefully they will grow to be happy, fulfilled and confident children. Welcome also to the new girls who have joined us in other classes in the school. I hope they will be very happy with us. In Our Lady of Mercy we work hard to create a safe, secure and happy environment for all the girls.
In June, we said farewell to Laoise Quinn, who is taking a career break this year and we send good wishes and congratulations to Jane Marie Hogan, as she commences her maternity leave with the recent arrival of her new baby son.
The start of this new school year brings change to our staff and I would like to welcome back Clare Murray and say hello to Jennifer Collins, Órla NI Fhaoláin and Niamh O’Leary, our new members of staff and wish them every success this year. As we say a sad farewell to Fr Cormac McIlraith and wish him well with his retirement, we warmly welcome Fr Gerry Kane to the parish of Booterstown and hope he will be very happy here. We, in particular look forward to working closely with him in the preparation for First Communion and Confirmation.
I wish all involved in our school and wider community a wonderful year ahead with look forward to making happy memories throughout the school year.
Le gach dea-ghuí,
Siobhán Hanly
