Please note that the Annual Calendar is subject to change on an ongoing basis.
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The Board of Management invites applications from suitably qualified persons who wish to be considered for
Substitute Teaching Positions
which may arise during the course of the 2018/19 academic year. Aplications on official forms only (available below). Completed application forms should be sent by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Please state “Sub Teaching” in
…Circular Letter Updates (July 2018)
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES - OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE FOR TEACHERS AND SPECIAL NEEDS ASSISTANTS
Circular 0025/2018 - SICK LEAVE SCHEME FOR TEACHERS - CHANGES TO THE CRITICAL ILLNESS PROVISIONS (CIP) FROM 31st MARCH, 2018
Circular 0075/2015 - JOB SHARING SCHEME FOR REGISTERED TEACHERS IN RECOGNISED PRIMARY AND POST-PRIMARY
Carndonagh Community School Child Protection Documentation
Carndonagh CS Child Safeguarding Statement
Child Protection Guidelines (see www.education.ie for more information on Child Protection)
Child Protection Risk Assessment
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First Year Girls All-Ireland Futsal Final photo album
Congratulations to our 1st year girls futsal team who performed magnificently at the National Futsal Championships to finish Runners-up in Ireland. The girls who were representing Ulster defeated the Leinster champions Colaiste Chiarain from Leixlip, Kildare 3-0. Ellie Long scored an excellent hat-trick and the girls defended resolutely as a team.
December
Match Report by Odhrán Cavanagh
Every time match day comes around, for the previous week Mr. McNally has to listen to constant questions about when it’s on, who we’re playing, who’s playing where, etc, etc. But I still think not telling anyone about the match till 3pm the day before was a drastic measure. Our wingers barely had time to book their hair and nails. We were to play Limavady Grammar School at 2pm the next day. Some of our boys complained about the late kick-off time (dangerously close to their afternoon nap) and others had a Gaelic match and wouldn’t be back in time (It turned out it was only McCormick so we didn’t worry).
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School can make a substantial contribution to the health and well-being of the whole school community. Schools for health in Ireland provides a framework for a school to assess health needs and begin a process of working towards better health for all who learn and work within the school setting.
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