Peter Clendennen-one of our parents and an accomplished cyclist, in conjunction with the Parents Association have been busy organising this event.

There is a choice of 2 routes- a 45 km for the leisurely cyclist and a 90 km for the more enthusiastic and adventurous athlete.

Registration is from 8.30 am at the school in Kiltallagh.The cycle event itself will commence at 10 a.m. from the Community Centre(directly adjacent to the school where there will be ample parking).

There will be food stations along the route with further refreshments and entertainment at the finish line.

This promises to be a wonderful family day out with activities for children at the finish line.

This will be an ideal training event for those wishing to complete the Ring of Kerry or the Ring of Beara.

So pump up those tyres and start training on those hills!

Further information on www.castlemainecycle.com

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Our Term 1 Recycling campaign raised €151. Well done to all !
Remember -the more clothes-the more cash!

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Our senior team is: Gavin Boyle,David Scally, Richard Boyle and Elva Clendennen with Ellen O’ Sullivan as our sub.

Our junior team is made up of Sarah Lynn Wharton, Rory Orme, Kate Flaherty and Cathal Moroney with Frank Wharton as a sub.

Best of luck to all!

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Having watched the movie ‘Madagascar’, they then heard a story from Santa himself entitled -‘The Night before Christmas’.

Having checked his list,Santa announced that all the boys and girls were on the nice list and so had a surprise gift for every one!

We are delighted to say that all the staff are on Santa’s good list too!

HO HO HO!

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The Sunday Service was opened by the Kiltallagh Peace Proms Choir- singing a delightful version of ‘Heal The World’-accompanied by Sean Treacy on piano.

The junior room children then took centre stage- with their production of Whoopsy Daisy Angel. ‘Whoopsy Daisy’ is a rather clumsy angel who never gets anything important to do. She is always late and her halo is never straight! But one day it all changes and Whoopsy Daisy gets a very important job to do!

Well done to all the children for their wonderful acting. We are all very proud of you here in Kiltallagh.

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Pictured below is Cormac and the pupils!

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All the pupils were thrilled to hear that we were going to the new community  play ground in Milltown- a reward for settling back into school and working really well.

The children enjoyed a lovely picnic in the glorious sunshine followed by some great fun on the many swings,slides and other obstacles there. When the children returned to school they tucked into Cístí Cill Tullaigh(Kiltallagh Crunchy Cakes) which they had baked earlier as part of their Irish lesson. What a wonderful day of surprises and treats!

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This is our recipe-maybe you would like to try them at home!

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