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To staff of Loughmore NS will strive to promote the success of all pupils by facilitating the development, articulation, implementation and stewardship of a vision that is shared and supported by the community. This vision will manifest itself through a culture of collaboration and mutual support, through a climate of openness and trust. We endeavour to provide an environment in which every individual is cared for spiritually, morally, intellectually, physically, socially and emotionally. We aspire to inspiring a passion for learning through the creation of a stimulating atmosphere where all pupils can recognise and achieve their fullest potential, regardless of ability, within a secure, caring and inclusive environment. We plan strategically, conscientiously and creatively to implement a curriculum that reflects the educational, cultural, social and economic needs of the community of Loughmore. We aim to promote the active involvement of teachers, parents, management, church and the wider community in this learning process. We hope to engender a strong sense of local identity in pupils and encourage them to make their best contribution to their community. We will continue to promote and participate in cultural and sporting activities synonymous with Loughmore’s rich heritage and traditions. We will celebrate the uniqueness of each person and endeavour to enable each pupil to meet with confidence and assurance the demands of life both now and in the future. We aim to perpetuate Loughmore National School’s place as a ‘Luach Maigh’ (reward field) for the entire school community.
We had a wonderful league, with maximum participation by all involved. Our finals held on Friday 26th of May were a fitting end to another epic challenge. Well done everyone!
We all enjoyed a super day of fresh air, exercise, conversation and the wonders of nature up in beautiful Grange. We love this song 'Nature's Little Symphony', and Sean Keane himself gave us permission to use this song as a soundtrack for our video!
Beautiful paintings of the Devil's Bit were painted today with acrylics by pupils of Foras.
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We bid farewell to our amazing 6th class pupils, after a final week of Fun and Games in primary school.
Much work took place over the summer to upgrade our outside play facilities. We added a new play set for Solas (thanks to a generous donation from Terry Ryan in Florida), two new playhouses and a mud kitchen and seesaw for our junior pupils and we also received a donation of a piano from Francis Ralph. We appreciate all the work involved and also the generosity of all who assisted in any way.
Make Way Day for National Disability Awareness took place on Friday 25th of September 2020. Our focus is in ability, awareness, education, kindness, respect and dignity building true inclusion for all.
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