Prepare for an upcoming celebration at The King’s Hospital School as we gear up for our much-anticipated Christmas Jumper Day! This exciting event isn’t just about festive fashion; it’s an opportunity for our school community to come together, have fun, and make a difference.
Scheduled for this Friday, Christmas Jumper Day is all about embracing the holiday cheer while supporting a great cause. Don’t forget to bring in 2€ proceeds as a donation for Unicef Ireland. Your contribution will make a meaningful difference in supporting children in need, and spreading joy and hope during this special season.
We invite everyone to showcase their festive spirit by wearing their most outrageous, creative, or humorous Christmas jumpers. Let’s transform our school into a lively display of holiday joy and laughter!
Capture and share the fun by tagging your moments with #ChristmasJumperDay #KHChristmas on social media. Let’s create a digital gallery of this day filled with laughter and festive joy, ensuring it’s a ho-ho-ho-liday to remember, all while supporting an incredible cause.
Join us this Friday for The King’s Hospital School’s Christmas Jumper Day. Let’s make it a day filled with warmth, laughter, and the joyous spirit of the season, all while making a positive impact on children through Unicef Ireland.
The King’s Hospital School is proud to join hands with the Social Workers’ Christmas Appeal, extending our support to families in need within the Cherry Orchard and Palmerstown communities. This year, our school community aims to create Christmas hampers filled with essential items and joy for those who require our assistance during the festive season.
We invite everyone to participate by contributing non-perishable food items such as cereals, coffee, tea bags, sugar, jam, honey, and Nutella. Additionally, toys, supermarket goods, and vouchers will also be accepted. Your generous donations will help us create meaningful Christmas hampers for families who need our support now more than ever.
Please bring your donations before December 20th, 2023. Drop-off points are conveniently located in the reception area or the school office. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, will make a significant difference in bringing joy to these families during the holiday season.
The King’s Hospital School extends its heartfelt gratitude to everyone contributing to this cause. Your kindness and generosity will brighten the lives of families in our local communities.
Thank you for your support and for helping us make a positive impact this Christmas.
The KH Nappy Drive initiative is in full swing, spearheaded by the proactive efforts of 4L & 4M students. Their mission is to provide essential support to homeless mothers at the Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin, and your contributions can make a meaningful impact.
We’re calling upon the kindness and generosity of our community to donate nappies, wipes, formula, baby toys, and non-perishable food items. These simple yet vital items can greatly alleviate the challenges faced by homeless mothers striving to provide for their babies.
You can drop off your donations at designated locations: F2 (Ms. McGinn’s) and A2 (Ms. Moore’s). Every contribution matters and will directly benefit these mothers in need.
Together, let’s extend our helping hands and show our support to these resilient mothers who deserve our care and consideration. Your involvement in the ‘KH Nappy Drive’ can make a significant difference in their lives.
Thank you for your compassion and generosity. Your participation will contribute to building a more supportive and caring community for everyone.
The KH Jazz Band, Choir and Form 1 Music Class, delivered a phenomenal performance at the Stewart’s Care Outreach Concert recently.
The band played an amazing set, including popular hits such as ‘Valerie’, ‘Happy’, ‘Can’t Take My Eyes Off You’, and ‘Riptide’, which had everyone up on their feet dancing.
A big thank you to Stewart’s Care for hosting such a wonderful event and being such an appreciate audience. We look forward to more events in the future.
Videos of the performances can be found on our YouTube Channel @TheKingsHospitalSchoolOfficial in the Performing Arts Playlist.
Congratulations to the students and teachers of KH for their outstanding participation in the Ian Daly Swim A Mile With A Smile 2023. Together, they managed to raise an impressive €1100 in support of Children’s Health Foundation Crumlin (formerly CMRF Crumlin) and Barretstown.
The Ian Daly Swim a Mile with a Smile is an annual charity fundraiser that honors the memory of Ian Daly, organized by Brian & Laura Daly. Since its inception in 2004, this event has become a remarkable tradition, with the Daly family raising a staggering €647,000 for these two noble causes.
Every euro raised from this event will directly benefit these incredible organizations, contributing to the well-being and support of children in need. The dedication and generosity shown by the KH community is truly commendable, making a significant impact on the lives of those facing health challenges.
Students recently celebrated Guide Dog Day by expressing gratitude to Eimear Kenneally, the trainer of their beloved therapy dog Nala, and Clair Breen, Nala’s owner. The event showcased unwavering support for Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind, with students organizing fundraising activities such as raffles and a cake sale. Their dedicated efforts resulted in an impressive total of €1022.55 raised.
Guide Dog Day highlighted the important role played by trainers like Eimear Kenneally, who enable therapy dogs to provide invaluable assistance to those in need. Our students wholeheartedly embraced the occasion, demonstrating their commitment by organizing engaging fundraisers to encourage community participation.
The students’ hard work did not go unnoticed, as they successfully collected a significant sum of €1022.55. This achievement is a testament to their unwavering dedication to making a positive impact in their community.
The funds raised will greatly support Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind in their mission to provide guide dogs and essential services to visually impaired individuals. Each contribution from the students has played a pivotal role in transforming lives and empowering those who require assistance.
The success of the fundraising campaign is a testament to the community’s unwavering dedication to the cause and their appreciation for Eimear Kenneally’s training of Nala and Clair Breen’s continuous support.
The students and the entire community extend their sincerest thanks to all individuals involved in the fundraising efforts. Their generosity and support have made a tangible difference in the lives of those who rely on the services of Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Darkness Into Light 2023, the annual walking event and fundraiser, brought hope and unity to Ireland on Saturday, May 6th.
At 4:15am, participants walked or ran 5km to meet the sunrise, symbolising the end of darkness and the promise of a brighter tomorrow.
Since its inception in 2009 with just 400 participants, the event has grown to over 150,000 each year, providing a powerful opportunity for people to support their community and those affected by suicide.
This year, Canon Campion and members of his Chapel Committee joined in the beautiful morning event, moved by the uplifting music and the collective spirit of hope and healing.
Congratulations to all the organizers and participants who made this event a success!
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