
PRESENTATION PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOCIATION
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 2012
RE-REGISTRATION FOR AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES.
The current term of after school activities will end on 28 January with the exception of swimming which will continue until 1st February.
Those involved in after school activities may re-register for an activity (i.e, basketball, art, tennis, drama, swimming, etc) at the class during the weeks of January 16th-20th and January 23rd- 27th .
Please register with and pay the supervisor at the activity, and do not give money to the classroom teacher.
There are no activities on the week commencing January 30th 2012, except swimming.
Any child who has not paid for the new term may lose her place as it will be offered to others on Registration Day on February 4th 2012.
The new term will commence on Monday 6th February and run until 31st May 2012. Note activities will run every week except the two weeks of Easter.
Further information about Registration Day and places available for activities will follow.
Prices
All activities cost €80 per term except swimming which is €95 and Art which is €85.
Please note: If you wish to contact the PPA, your class representative and all other numbers are available from Yvonne in the Office or you can drop us an e-mail at Parents@presterenure.ie or drop a note in the PPA post box outside the school doors (secondary school side.)

About Us
The Parents’ Association was established in 1985,
as a co-operation of all the parents in the school, for the good of the
children.
The primary objective of the Parents’ Association is to provide a
representative forum for parents of pupils to discuss matters of mutual
concern and to initiate activities relating to the education, welfare
and development of our children. A
copy of the constitution of the Parents’ Association is available on request.
Throughout the school year, you will find the
Parents’ Association is involved in the organisation of a range of after
school activities which help to make your child’s school days fun and
also assist in their physical and educational development.
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