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A Welcome from Our Principal
Welcome to Navan Educate Together National School!
On behalf of our whole school community, I am delighted to welcome you to our website and introduce you to our wonderful school.
At NETNS, we are proud to be a welcoming, inclusive and vibrant school where every child is valued, respected and encouraged to reach their full potential. As an Educate Together school, we embrace diversity and celebrate the many different cultures, beliefs, backgrounds and abilities that make our school community so special. Our ethos of equality, respect and inclusion is at the heart of everything we do.
Our school caters for children from Junior Infants to Sixth Class, with mainstream classes and five special classes for children with autism, known as our Rainbow Rooms. We are committed to providing a happy, safe and supportive learning environment where all children can develop their talents, build friendships, grow in confidence and experience a genuine sense of belonging.
Our dedicated and caring staff work together to provide a broad and engaging educational experience, supporting the academic, social and emotional development of every child. We place great importance on pupil voice, encouraging children to express their opinions, make positive choices and play an active role in school life.
We also recognise the vital role that parents and families play in their children’s education. Through positive relationships and strong home-school partnerships, we work together to ensure that every child feels supported and has the opportunity to thrive.
At the heart of NETNS is a simple belief: every child matters, every voice is valued, and everyone belongs.
Warm regards,
Eleanor Barker
Principal, Navan Educate Together National School
School News
2D Shape Hunt for Maths Week!
Junior Infants A along with our 6th Class buddies have been very busy being shape detectives this week! Everyone had a 2D shape viewer and we each had to find as many shapes as we could in our classroom. Our buddies wrote down all the items that made our shapes. We then took our shape […]
Amy O'Reilly
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School News
Junior Infants B- our first few weeks of school!
We have settled in really well to Junior Infants. We are really enjoying our music lessons with Junior Infants A and with teacher Clara. We are enjoying exploring the outdoors and recently went on a nature walk to gather some leaves for our nature table. We love playing together, particularly at the sand station! In […]
Eimear Foxe
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School News
Red Rainbow Room Return
The Red Rainbow room has had a great first month back at school. We were busy all through September getting to know each other and doing lots of different activities.
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Yellow Rainbow Room
New school year for the Yellow Rainbow room
We are very excited to start the school year in the Yellow Rainbow room. We have been celebrating birthdays and we have been reading ‘The Colour Monster’ and ‘The Colour Monster Goes to School’ to explore our emotions and feelings around starting in a new class.
Mairead ConlAn
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6th Class Blog
Welcome back
We have had a great start to the new school year. The children have settled back in well and are really proving to be a wondering sixth class. They are setting some excellent examples for the rest of the school and we have received lots of compliments on their mature approach to school procedures and […]
Ellen Cummins
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School News
Summer time in Junior Infants B
Junior Infants have had a busy and active June. We had yoga at Claremont Stadium to celebrate World International Yoga Day. Then we had a very active Sports Day, which included races, parachute games, football, basketball, hula hoops, skipping, the obstacle course and our favourite…the water race. We finished off the week with a summer […]
Eimear Foxe
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