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On Monday 13th of June, the final of the Corn GAA Football Tournament was played.
The Corn tournament involved teams from 6th class playing against each other.
The top two teams after the group stage games were Sligo and Limerick and the Corn Final pitted these two teams against each other.
The final turned out to be a fantastic match with the result in the balance right up to the last few minutes. In the end, it was the Sligo team that gained a narrow victory.
After the final, the Corn Cup was presented by Mr Walsh to the talented captain of the Sligo team Ewan Knowles.
Well done to Mr. O’Meara for his organisation of the tournament.
Please see the gallery below for some pictures from a great day.
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It was a very proud day for Knockskeagh NS in the City Sports today.
The day started with the girls bringing home three 2nd place trophy’s in the sprints. Kitty May Walsh, Allanah O’Connell and Alice McCarthy. 🥈
The girls junior relay team finished 3rd in their relay. Kitty May Walsh, Aoibhinn Rice, Muirne McMahon and Peggy Collins. 🥉
In the afternoon, it was the turn of the boys.
Benjamin in 6th class took home silver in his sprint race. 🥈
Our senior relay team of Jack Hayes, Matthew Draper Mattie Coffey and Benjamin O’Donovan Bachelet took home silver in their relay race.🥈
Finally, our junior relay team of Matthew Kelleher, Mink O’Leary, Daniel Walsh and Michael Collins brought home the gold in their race. 🥇🏆
Outstanding races by all participants and all our team were very competitive in all races. It was fantastic! Well done all participants and everyone involved in training the team👏👍🏆
Beir Bua!!
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Our Sciath na Scoil boys team was narrowly beaten in their final against Kilmeen NS today.
The Knockskeagh team can be very proud of their performance as they played some excellent football! They kept going right till the end and showed great team spirit on the day but came up short to a very strong Kilmeen side. We’d like to congratulate Kilmeen on their victory.
Well done to all the team and to their managers Mr O’Meara and Mr O’Callaghan for all their work with the team 👍🏽
We are so proud of their performance.
Maith sibh
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Wellness activities this week aimed to create an awareness of the importance of; exercise, connection, creativity, and fun to boost your mood.
Some of the activities engaged in included, mindful moments, active breaks, morning shake-up, mindful art, orienteering, yoga, and a hot chocolate check-in.
These activities were arranged by our Wellness Committee. Well done guys and thank you to everybody who contributed to this lovely week.

Mindful Moments
Each class agreed on a time for daily meditation for the month of May. Our Amber Flag representatives remind teachers each day as school life can be busy sometimes. They’ve earned the title of “Mindful Moment Monitors” in each class. It really is nice to take time to ourselves sometimes.
Feel Good Dance
Each day, we danced during lunchtime using our two speakers. It was great fun 😊
Drop Everything and Colour (DEAC)
On Monday afternoon, we engaged in some mindful colouring in each class.
Gratitude Flower Whole School Art
Each pupil decorated a petal with things they are thankful for in their lives. Their petals formed a beautiful whole school collaborative art piece in our school. The objective was to attempt to get each pupil to focus on the good things in their lives.
Morning Shake-Up
The sixth class pupils and our Amber Flag reps directed exercise sessions with school pupils on two mornings during Wellness week.
Yoga and Zumba
All classes engaged with Yoga and Zumba in our school hall during Wellness Week. Thank you Ms. Russell and Flavia.
Hot Chocolate Check In
All pupils were treated to hot chocolate and encouraged to chat with classmates. They were encouraged to talk about positive things in their lives and to try to find out something new about their classmates.
Orienteering
All classes were challenged to find markers around the school grounds. They attempted to crack the code on each marker to reveal a hidden message.
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St Patrick’s Day celebrations this year were something that we’ll certainly remember as it was a return to the in-person parade of a few years ago.
Our school took part in the parade organised by the Clonakilty Mayoral Town Council. The theme for this year’s parade was “Le chéile arís”
As part of our parade, the pupils made a huge effort with dressing up to mark the occasion, in the emerald green of St Patricks Day attire or in the Knockskeagh jersey colours.
We showcased all the wonderful activities on offer in our school and all that makes Knockskeagh so special in this year’s parade.
Well done to all pupils and staff who made this such a special day.
Our gallery displays a snapshot of pictures from our school’s display in the St Patrick Day parade in Clonakilty.
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh go léir ☘
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We welcome you to take a look at this short video which gives an insight into the activities that Knockskeagh National School has to offer its pupil’s.
We really think it looks amazing. Well done to all pupils and staff who helped make it a very special video tour, we really hope you enjoy it.
Many thanks to Greg Mulcahy for all his work in putting this together for us.
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