We celebrated Internet Safety Day 2025. 

Our theme this year was ‘BE KIND ONLINE’. 

We would like to share the following weblink with parents to read through with your child at home.

Parents

There are helpful tips and lessons about Internet Safety in the Home. 

Today the children learned about the importance of being safe online.

We explored the importance of being kind and discussed the ways we can show kindness online.

We completed the WEBWISE internet safety lessons online. 

We also completed the A Lust For Life Internet Safety lessons. 

We entered the WEBWISE Internet Safety Day Colouring Competition.

We ran a Safer Internet Day Poster Competition in school.

We read through our School Internet Safety Rules. 

We got Safer Internet Day wristbands.

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Garda Aidan from the Murroe Garda Station visited our school today. He brought The Garda Tractor with him. The Garda Tractor is used by Community Engagement Gardaí for road safety and farm safety training in primary schools. The New Holland tractor marks the First Garda Tractor to be used on the roads and has been loaned to the Garda Fleet.

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We had a fantastic day at the Mary Immaculate College Lime Tree Theatre. We went to see Rapunzel the Christmas Panto.

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The Sleepy Shepherd.

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Munster Rugby coach Nathan O’Meara has been training our 5th and 6th class boys and girls for the past few months. The children got to test their skills at a Munster Rugby Tag Rugby Blitz with other schools in the area last week. See the link below to the Munster Rugby webpage to read about Murroe NS taking part in the Munster Rugby Tag Rugby Blitz last week. Munster Rugby players spoke to the children at half time to speak about their experience with Munster Rugby.

Club Notes | Newport RFC Host National School Blitz

Last Friday the 15th of November we got an incredible opportunity to meet three of Ireland’s top athletes. Two times Olympic champion Kellie Harrington and Olympic Bronze Medalists Philip Doyle and Dáire Lynch!

These superstar athletes shared their inspiring stories, answered students’ questions and demonstrated Olympic Movement breaks.

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This week for Anti-Bullying Week, we celebrated diversity by creating odd sock designs and entering the Down Syndrome Ireland Odd Socks Competition. We celebrated International Children’s Day by celebrating and discussing the rights of the Child. We explored ways to be kind to ourselves and our friends. The Mulcair Mens Shed also installed our new Buddy Bench.

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