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Parents' Council

Hi from us all on the Bish Parents’ Council.  

We work closely with the school principal and teachers in helping them in any area that requires our participation. We also work on behalf of all the parents and are here if you feel there is a problem that we can help solve. We host a number of events during the year to facilitate parents and pupils.  Amongst these events are: ‘Career’s Day’ which is a half day event run for primarily 5th, 6th and TY students; we host information nights for parents; we have the great joy in organising ‘The Bish Graduation’ for our 6th year students heading out into the world and we conclude our yearly events in the summer with the Bish Golf AM AM which is open to all and is our prime fundraising event.  

We meet once a month in the school and we are always available and can be contacted on parentscouncil@bish.ie if there is anything that you feel needs to be discussed at these meetings. Any parent of a student can become a member of the Parents’ Council. We take names of interested parents at the beginning of the school year and if there are places open we put your name in for election at our AGM in September. We are a hard working Council that work for the good of the boys and we follow closely with the mantra of the school: ‘Love God, Work Hard and Take Care of One Another’. Great words to live by.

Yours,

Sheila Gleeson O' Neill - Chairperson

The Bish Parents’ Council

 

 

 

 

 

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