Welcome to St Anne's Loreto Primary School
On behalf of
the school community welcome to St. Anne’s Primary School, website. Here in St. Anne’s we have a large staff
to cater for the needs of our children. We have mainstream teachers and learning support. We have a teacher for the Speech and
Language Unit and in more recent years we also have a teacher for our children who have come to us from other countries.
Our special needs assistants are a great support to all the children. Of course our team wouldn’t be complete without
mentioning our secretary, caretaker and cleaners.
Most of the children enrolled in St. Anne’s live in Navan.The school has a number of international students and has a long
tradition of inclusive engagement with children of the travelling community.
The school caters for a number of children with special educational needs in a mainstream setting. There is a Speech and Language
Unit in the school. This class caters for 7 children.
The Board of Management and our Parents’ Association work tirelessly to
support the development of the school. St. Anne's Primary School has a catholic ethos, which strives to nurture each child to
develop his or her potential in a caring environment.
Enrolment in St Anne's
To enrol your child in St Anne's school please fill in an enrolment form and return it to the school office. Please consult our enrolment policy before you fill in the form. Forms available in office or on website for download.
| Enrolment Policy 2010 |  |
| Registration Form 2010 | |
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Recent News
Raising of the Green Flag
On the 16th of June St.Annes were delighted to be able to raise their 3rd Green Flag. There was a great atmosphere in the air as parents and pupils gathered together to celebrate. there were many speeches made as well as the reading of the school’s water slogans. Many children and teachers from the school also featured in newspapers.
Sports Day
On the 4th of June pupils from all classes of St.Annes participated in different races. Everybody took part in all activities, and a great day was had by all.
The Special Olympic Torch
The school was very excited when they received the fantastic news that the Special Olympic Torch along with the participants of the Special Olympics Teams were to pay a visit to the school. Al the children were screaming and shouting with excitement when they were shown the torch and some classes made special art to welcome the athletes.
Seachtain na Gaeilge
Bhí craic agus ceol again I scoil Áine Naofa le linn Seachtain na Gaeilge. Bhí ceolchoirm againn ar an Máirt. Ghlac gach rang páirt sa cheolchoirm. Bhí amhráin, dánta, dramaí agus céilí againn sa halla. Bhí sé ar fheabhas, agus bhain gach duine taitneamh as an lá.
The World’s Longest Walking Bus
On Tuesday 26th April, as part of the Navan Smarter Travel Initiative, St. Anne’s children from 2nd to 6th Class took part in breaking a World Record by walking the streets together as part of a “Walking Bus.” Great fun was had by all. Conall even got the chance to sing to the 1400 participants out in the Fairgreen!
St Brigid's Day
Ms. Kenny’s 6th classes made a large number of St Brigid’s crosses to sell on St Brigid’s Day.
School Fundraising
Fundraising is always a part of what we do here in St Anne’s. Here, local charities are benefitting from the work of
the parents, staff and children of St Anne’s.
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