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Catholic Schools Week is an all Ireland annual event which invites Catholic Schools to give expression in a special way to the ethos of Catholic Education.
It marked the beginning of a special annual celebration in Monastery National School Ardee from Monday January 20 to Friday 24.
The theme for the week was “Catholic Schools: Alive in Christ” and each day of this special week Monastery NS teachers and pupils celebrated a unique theme.
On Wednesday January 22, Monastery NS in Ardee, Co Louth, hosted its annual Grandparents Day in all classes and over 230 Grandparents were made feel welcome.
They first of all visited their children’s classes for some activities. Afterwards our grandparents enjoyed a well earned cup of tea and a bun in our school Gym and met many old friends again.
READ NEXT: PICTURES: Over 200 grandparents attend Grandparents Day at Monastery NS Ardee in Louth
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