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Covid Reminders
Created : 04 Nov 2021, 7:05 PM
Archived : 04 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Dear Parents / Guardians, The HSE have been in touch with all Secondary Schools to ask us to remind parents and guardians of the following important Covid Protocols and Guidelines. Please take some time to read the below. We are asking you to please remember All public health guidelines still need to be followed including: ü Wearing face coverings ü Cleaning hands regularly ü Maintaining physical distance from others ü Being mindful of the ventilation of classrooms by opening windows and doors as appropriate Encourage all those who are eligible for vaccination within your school community to access appropriate information around this (available at www2.hse.ie/screening-and-vaccinations/covid-19-vaccine/) For those wishing to arrange vaccination, they can do so at either: a. Register using the HSE Vaccine portal (vaccine.hse.ie/#register) b. OR phone the HSE at 1800 700 700 What is the advice for close contacts who are fully-vaccinated against COVID-19? Close contacts who are fully-vaccinated against COVID-19 are required to restrict their movements until they receive a call from the HSE Contact Management Programme. During this call a review of each close contact’s vaccination (dates and type) and medical history will determine whether the vaccine is likely to provide “significant immunity” for them. The close contact will then be advised whether they can return to school or whether they need to continue to restrict movements. When is a person considered to be fully-vaccinated? a. 7 days after receipt of the second Pfizer-BioNTech dose (two dose vaccination course) b. 15 days after receipt of the second AstraZeneca dose (two dose vaccination course) What is the advice for close contacts who are not fully-vaccinated against COVID-19? Close contacts who are not fully-vaccinated will need to go for two PCR tests for COVID-19, one as soon as possible and one on Day 10 after their last exposure to the COVID-19 case. They will need to restrict their movements (stay at home) until the Day 10 test has been done. This includes not attending work or school. If the Day 10 test result is “not detected” or negative, the pupil or staff member can return to school provided they do not have symptoms of COVID-19. What about the families of those who are close contacts? Other people who live at home with the close contact do not need to restrict their movements, provided the close contact has no Covid symptoms. This means they can continue to attend school. If the close contact tests positive for COVID-19, the household will then need to restrict their movements. What if a close contact declines the COVID-19 test? Testing is not mandatory. But if a close contact does not have a Day 10 test done, this means they need to continue to restrict their movements for 14 days after their last contact with the person with COVID-19. More information Up to date information and advice on COVID-19 is available on hse.ie. We thank you for your help and support as we continue to live with COVID-19.
TY Cinema Trip to IMC Dún Laoghaire 5th November 2021
Created : 04 Nov 2021, 6:48 PM
Archived : 04 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Dear TY Parents/Guardians and TY Student All TY students will be travelling to IMC Dún Laoghaire tomorrow for a surprise visit to the cinema. Students will leave school at 12.30 and meet Ms Early at 13.15. The film will begin at 13.30 and will finish at 15.45. Students will make their own way home from Dún Laoghaire. Please remember to bring your leap card, lunch and drink with you to school and wear your mask while on public transport. All students to be in their brown uniform. Ms Early
Covid Symptoms
Created : 04 Nov 2021, 5:10 PM
Archived : 04 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
In light of the rising number of Covid Cases we would ask all parents to be vigilant in sending your daughter into school with any of the following Covid Symptoms. Symptoms of Covid-19 can include some or all of the following - fever (temperature of 38◦C or higher), cough, shortness of breath, any loss or change to the senses of smell or taste, headache, sore throat, or a runny nose. If any pupil or member of staff develops these symptoms they must self-isolate and contact their GP for advice regarding a COVID-19 test.
Hockey v Alex (Colours & 1st Year Teams)
Created : 04 Nov 2021, 11:11 AM
Archived : 04 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
ALL Hockey Players to wear below for our games v Alex this Saturday 6 November Green shirt, Green skort, Green socks (ALL GREEN) Please find the attached 1st Year team lists for our Hockey games v Alex. Please arrive 30 mins before the start of each game. ALL 1st YEAR GAMES ARE AT LORETO FOXROCK Mr. Carolan

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The Lunchbox Service
Created : 03 Nov 2021, 4:50 PM
Archived : 03 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
The Lunch Box are back in Loreto Foxrock with our Lunch service for the new term starting Monday 1st November. Meal schemes and new menus for this term are now available to purchase on the Lunch Box APP. Just a gentle reminder - the app will close out 48 hours in advance of the day you wish to get your lunch. If a Monday is one of your selected days, your order must be placed on the APP by midnight on Friday. If Tuesday is one of your days, you order must be placed by midnight on Saturday, and so on. Should you have any question or queries, please get in touch with the Lunch Box team. (niamh@thelunchbox.ie)
GAA Match - Thursday 4th November
Created : 03 Nov 2021, 10:25 AM
Archived : 03 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
The following players have been selected to play in Thursdays GAA Match at 12 in Silverpark Leopardstown. Leaving school at 11 and returning straight after the game to be in class for 2p.m Louise Ross - TY Orla Brennan - TY Grainne Hogan - TY Caitlin Dent - TY Siobhan O Shea - TY Aisling Mangan - TY Elena Kelly - TY Ella Walsh - 3rd Eloise Batt - 3rd Ava Murphy - 3rd Isobel Field - 3rd Ella Carey - 3rd Zoe Roberts - 3rd Lea Carrigy - 3rd Sarah Doran - 3rd Kate Grennan - 3rd Abbie O Neill - 3rd Katie Nolan - 3rd Kate Mulqueen - 3rd Ciaradh O Neill - 3rd Chiara Murphy - 3rd Susie Dalton - 3rd Elsa Dalton - 3rd Mia Kahl Brett -3rd Tara Walsh - 2nd Seodhana O Riain - 2nd
1st yr Sports Wednesday Nov 3rd
Created : 02 Nov 2021, 9:19 PM
Archived : 02 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
1st Yr Sports will be on tomorrow afternoon from 1.30-3 as normal. There will be basketball in the hall, hockey on the main hockey pitch and multi sports on the front pitch. Any student who's name are not down on the hockey lists can still attend hockey for either session. Any student who has a hockey session can then go to basketball or multi sports for their second session .Each session lasts 45 mins running from 1.30-.215 and 2.15 - 3. Students who would rather not do basketball or hockey can do multi sports on the front pitch.
1st Year Hockey Training Wednesday 3 November
Created : 02 Nov 2021, 12:07 PM
Archived : 02 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Afternoon Parents & Guardians We have all 6 of our first year hockey teams playing this Saturday v Alexandra College As our teams are still mixed ability, we have split the training tomorrow into 45 minute slots to rotate with basketball for tomorrow. 1.30-2.15;pm :WHITE, GREEN, ORANGE & PINK 2.15-3.00pm : BLUE & RED The match times and teams will be on the notice board at Thursday lunch, Please find the attached groups.. If anyone's name doesn't appear on a list, please choose any session to join us. Mr. Carolan

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Leinster Schools Debates tonight
Created : 02 Nov 2021, 10:51 AM
Archived : 02 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
The very best of luck to Eimear Brennan and Beth Thomas-Irwin (5th Year) who compete online in the first round of the Leinster Schools' Debates tonight. The girls are proposing the motion "This house believes that schools should teach children to be sceptical of parental authority." Ms Lea
Talks on Self Harm - available to all parents.
Created : 01 Nov 2021, 5:12 PM
Archived : 01 Jan 2022, 12:00 AM
Dear Parent or Guardian Please find below a programme of talks available to all parents who have experienced self harm in their familiy. UCD in conjunction with Pieta House are providing the talks and in return are requesting participation in a survey. I hope these will be of benefit to any household who have this experience. Kind regards Bernadette Prendiville: Dear Parent(s) or Guardian(s), We are a research team from University College Dublin and Pieta working on a project funded by the Irish National Office of Suicide Prevention. Research has shown an increase in mental health difficulties over the course of the pandemic such as self-harm. As part of this project, we are hosting a series of free webinars for anyone interested in learning more about self-harm in adolescents including parents or guardians. Eventbrite page to book a place: www.eventbrite.com/e/talks-for-parents-understanding-self-harm-in-adolescents-tickets-188405053587 Monday November 1st 7pm: ‘Understanding Self-Harm in Adolescents’, a talk from Sinead Raftery and Leigh Kenny (Pieta Therapists) Monday November 8th 7pm: ‘What is self-harm, why is my child doing it, and what can I do about it?, a talk from Madeline Connolly (Senior Psychiatric Social Worker and Systemic Family Psychotherapist- Lucena Clinic, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) and Katie Murphy (Social Worker and Systemic Practitioner, Lucena Clinic) Tuesday November 16th 7pm: ‘Understanding Self-Harm Through the Medium of Metaphor’, a talk from Dr Colman Noctor (Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist, Author, Broadcaster and Podcaster) This project is also developing resources for the parents and guardians of young people (ages 10-19) who have engaged in self-harm. Parents and guardians who attend and who have experience supporting an adolescent will also be invited to take part in a survey. The findings of this survey will help organisations to provide useful information for parents in a way that is easy for parents to access. If you are interested in taking part in this survey please follow this link or use the QR code below: (ucdpsychology.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3PgtwSsy7se0HCm). Thank you, Professor Eilis Hennessy

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