Scoil Pól Latest News
Welcome to our News Page! Here you will find all the Latest happenings here in Scoil Pól!
We are delighted to share with you information regarding our upcoming FREE webinar series 'With great power comes great responsibility’. These webinarsaim to tackle one overall arching skill that will help parent’s/ carers and their young person to be safe online . This two-part series will focus on online safety and critical thinking.
The first webinar on the 10th of October at 7-8pm is for parents/carers of young people aged 12+ see link below to register:
https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/ac129b6e-ee74-469c-8f52-bf007d81603d@bb926d5e-af5f-4830-b812-e4d184987285
The second webinar on the 12th of October at 7-7.30pm is for young people aged 12+ and their parent’s/ carers see link below to register:
https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/abc4ade5-2619-4820-bbcb-5bad9672520d@bb926d5e-af5f-4830-b812-e4d184987285
Registration is now open.
By clicking on the ‘register here’ link on the leaflet you can register for this event.
Kind Regards
ISPCC Shield Team
ISPCC
21a Penrose Wharf,
Penrose Quay,
Cork.
T23 YW95
Our Overall Sportsperson of the Year, Transition Year student Liam Davis, set off for the Netherlands yesterday with the Irish U16 Shore Angling team to compete in the World Championships in Domburg. They will have a weeks practise before the competition starts in just over a week.
A proud day for Liam, his family and all in Martinstown as well as here in Scoil Pol. He is, and has been, a fine ambassador for his school, county, and country. There has been a huge amount of effort over the past while to get there, and we hope it pays off for them all.
Wishing you and your teammates the very best of luck, Liam! A fantastic achievement and very well deserved!
Dear Parents, you will have received the letter below through the school. All registration sheets that were distributed to 2nd years this week are to be returned by Monday October 9th to Catriona O’Dea. Thank you for your cooperation.
Dear Parents,
The “Lets Learn about Drugs and Alcohol Together” Programme will be delivered in Scoil Pól, Kilfinane this October.
The LLADAT programme is designed to support the Junior Cycle mandatory subject Social, Personal and Health Education (SPHE). The LLADAT programme has been successfully delivered across the mid-west region since 2013, working with over 60% of post primary schools in 2019/20. We return this year post pandemic and look forward to meeting everyone.
The programme involves two sessions, delivered across subsequent weeks. The first session is for parents/guardians to learn about substance use for this important age group. The second session (a week later) is for the parent/guardian and their son/daughter. Attendance at both sessions is important and the programme is only open to your son/daughter by your attendance at session one.
In the first session, we will explore the following areas:
What is a drug? Why young people use drugs? How to talk to your child about drugs,
vaping etc. The importance of parental influence, Information on key substances.
Session two is more interactive and will involve both parent and pupil working together in a shared learning environment. This session builds on session one and supports learning from the SPHE class, through active engagement and communication.
The dates for the session at “Scoil Pól,”:
Thursday Oct 19th 7.00 – 9.00 p.m. parent only
Thursday Oct 26th 7.00 – 9.00 p.m. parent & child
Registration is not essential but will help us to determine numbers interested. If you wish to attend please text your NAME followed by the word “KILFINANE” to (087) 1927127 to confirm interest. You are under no obligation to attend if you text.
Please know that this is not a lecture. If you have any questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact me directly, visit our website www.lladat.ie or alternatively contact Caitriona O’Dea.
Yours sincerely,
Sancha Power
Sancha Power PhD
HSE Drug and Alcohol Education Officer
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Phone: (087) 1927 127