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Family Learning
“St. Johns Junior School are delighted to be involved with the ETB family learning project. The ETB tutors are amazing. They curate projects that are as much about forming connections and creating experiences, as they are about learning. The home school liaison coordinator supports the parents and the tutors in the facilitation of these projects,” said Mary O’Neill, Principal of St John’s Junior School.
“The community of St John’s has been the lucky beneficiary of many a successful initiative supported by KCETB. This particular project has brought great joy to the families associated with the school,” added Brian Roche, St John’s Senior School Principal.
A new project will be starting in September and, Orla says, there are great things planned and she’s looking forward to it already!
The cookbook is available from the school secretary for €5 or it can be borrowed from Kilkenny Library Service.
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