School Closures

2025-2026

St. Oliver's will re-open on Thursday, August 28th 2025

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

The school will be closed on the following dates

  • October Mid-term  -  Monday 27th to Friday 31st October 2025
  • December Church Holiday - Monday 8th December 2025
  • Christmas Holidays  -  Friday 19th December 2025 to Friday 2nd Jan 2026 (School closes on Friday 19th @ 12 noon and re-opens on Monday 5th of January 2026)
  • February Bank Holiday:  Monday 2nd of February 2026
  • Mid Term Break- Thurs 19th and Friday 20th February 2026
  • St. Patrick's Day  - Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th March 2026
  • Easter Holidays - Monday 30th March to Friday 10th April inclusive. (Closing on Friday 27th April @ 12 noon and re-opening on Monday 13th April 2026)
  • May Bank Holiday -  Monday 4th May 2026
  • June Bank Holiday - Monday 1st June 2026

SCHOOL CLOSES ON  Wednesday, 24th June 2026.

ALL THE ABOVE DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

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  School Closures

March /April 2016

Homes around the world

Fair Trade

Geography projects Trade miles

Emigration from Ireland -Farewell

Discussion on convicts sent to Australia-unfair conditions/links to present day situations

Discussion of Syrian crisis-movement of peoples across borders ,conditions of camps.

Mini project on the countries of the EU similarities differences

Study on British Isles

Industrial revolution as a social revolution

Different religious beliefs and customs

Learning about The Silk Road

Afghanistan A Study on life there.

Positive profiles

Being unique-names/talents.

Buddy box .Buddy of the week.

How we’ve changed .Personal timelines and events.

History of Northern Ireland

1916 Projects

Women in the 1916 Rising

Living conditions in Ireland 1916..tenement living

Pride in our history-100 years

Our Proclamations- A view towards creating a better Ireland.

Proclamation Day March 15th

Seachtain na Gaeilge,danta,amhran,taispeantas ag baint le cultur Gaelach

Identifying Irish traditional instruments. Exploration of musical heritage across the children’s cultures.

Preparations for St Patrick’s Day Parade. The theme Ireland Past Present Future. The children’s interpretation- Skellig Michael, the flora and fauna of the island, monks, beehive huts camera crew, star wars characters. Please see photos of St Patrick’s Day.

Winners of the most imaginative interpretation of the theme for St Patrick’s Day. Congratulations to Ms O Carroll, Margaret Ahlert ,Eileen O Mahoney, Felix Power, the 6th class pupils who participated and all other staff who volunteered.

Yellow Flag art entries Snr Inf-1st.

SRTRC art entries Snr Inf-1st.

Preparations for our trip to Dublin for Yellow Flag award ceremony.

I.M.A.D preparations. A huge variety of events were organised .

Drama ,Indian Puppetry, Circus skills ,Drumming, Art, Potuguese felt pictures, Clay creations based on a Russian fairy story, Yoga, Tai-chi, Irish stories, Irish set dancing, Creative dance and movement, Zumba, Animation design, Music of Africa, Instruments in big bands -The Glen Eagle Band, Chinese culture, dance and the art of Chinese paper cutting, A trip to Nepal as a volunteer, Stories of travels across the globe and encounters with indigenous tribes , Traveller culture and traditions-The art of Bib/tin/flower making, Games from around the world based on the countries of the new families living in Killarney /Challenging stereotype...Don’t judge the book by it’s cover, The art and craft of film making.please look at IMAD gallery 2016 for all the spectacular pictures.

Show and Tell. A day where the children dressed in traditional costumes. In class and at assemblies throughout the day they presented dances,explained the costumes/traditions/cultures/flags/books/food

/artefacts/toys from both here and other countries that they had brought.

A wonderful array of photos are included in the IMAD folder of photos