
This Giant Tent: Celebrating Our Connections
On September 12th the Traveller Community hosted an event in Ballina celebrating connections, culture and community.Transition Class thoroughly enjoyed their
Convent Hill, Ballina, Co. Mayo
9.20am to 3pm
9.20am to 3pm
9.20am to 3pm
We always welcome enquiries, please contact us via the phone or send an email.
The school has recently signed up to take part in the Active Schools initiative and a whole range of activities have been going on in the school this year.
Being part of the Digital schools initiative encourages our staff and pupils to use the latest technology to support and enhance learning experiences in all curriculum areas.
The majority of pupils in our school love music and it is a unique way for them to express their feelings and develop their listening skills.
The development of appropriate social / life skills is a vital aspect of all curriculum areas at St. Dymphna’s School. Pupils have a social skills time each day when they have the opportunity to play/take part in games or activities with other pupils.
It is important for our pupils to develop basic life skills and to be as independent as possible. It is very important therefore that they learn to make snacks or cook meals for themselves as well as use everyday appliances like the washing machine, oven.
The school has a specialist teacher for woodwork for 5 hours a week. Post-Primary pupils are timetabled for woodwork on a Tuesday.
On September 12th the Traveller Community hosted an event in Ballina celebrating connections, culture and community.Transition Class thoroughly enjoyed their
Class 4 have been working on our short course for our Junior Cycle Level 2. We have just completed our
May measures! Class 2 has been busy learning about measurement. We have listened to songs about big and small, tall
Convent Hill, Ballina, Co. Mayo, F28 Y194
Convent Hill
Ballina
Co. Mayo
F26 Y194
096 21006
info@stdymphnas.ie