SCOIL AONGHUSA JUNIOR
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the school day

School begins at 9 a.m. To ease the child into the school routine we have a policy where Junior Infants go home for the first two weeks at 12 p.m.
After that they go home at 1.40p.m.
For the first few days the junior infants will start at 10:am.
Important Points:
  • Get into the habit of being in good time for school from the beginning.
  • Mid-morning break: 10.40a.m. to 10:50a.m.
  • Lunch is 12:10pm – 12:40pm
  • Children need plenty of rest after the effort and excitement of a day at school. You should ensure that he/she gets to bed early and has a good night’s sleep.
  • When they have settled in and hopefully, look upon school as a “home from home”, do continue to show interest in their daily adventures. Give them an ear if they want to tell you things – but don’t pester them with questions.
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  • Home
  • About us
    • Our Ethos
    • A word from the principal
    • Board of Management
    • Staff
    • Parish
    • Enrolment
    • Contact
    • Attendance >
      • Why attendance at school is so important
      • How you can help your child
  • School Blog
  • Curriculum
    • Aistear
    • STEM >
      • Log of Evidence
    • Literacy >
      • Reading Recovery
      • Power Hour
      • Learning to read and write in Scoil Aonghusa Junior
    • Numeracy
  • Child protection
  • Achievements
    • Discovery Primary Science
    • Green Schools
  • Activities
    • After School Clubs >
      • Arts & Crafts Club
      • Variety Club
      • GAA Club
      • Club Cairde
    • Assemblies >
      • Ms O' Shea's Road Safety Assembly
      • Ms Culliane's Holloween Assembly
    • Swimming
    • Community Singing
    • GAA Skills
    • Guest Speakers
  • Parents association
    • Before you start
    • Making life manageable for the Junior Infant
    • First day
    • Going Home
    • Supporting my child's learning at home
    • The School Day
    • The Distressed Child
    • School Uniform
    • Our School Curriculum
  • Policies
  • More
    • Useful links
  • HSCL
    • Introduction
    • Local supports for children and adults
    • School Refusal
    • Anxiety Management
  • Our new Sensory Garden