St Teresa’s NS is situated in the picturesque village of Kilflynn in the heart of North Kerry and has a distinguished history in the field of education since 1910. The school is a modern two storey building incorporating 8 mainstream classes, 2 special education rooms, P.E. hall, computer room as well as a very spacious yard area incorporating an all-weather pitch. Each classroom is equipped with an interactive whiteboard. There is a drop off area at the front of the school for the safe arrival and departure of children.
Welcome to
Kilflynn National School
Welcome to
Kilflynn National School
Welcome to
Kilflynn
National School
OUR SCHOOL
Principal:
Secretary:
Class Time:
Nora Falvey
Margaret Maunsell
Monday – Friday
9.00am to 2.40pm

OUR LATEST NEWS
Check out what’s new at Kilflynn National School!
⚽ Pupils from First to Fourth Class had a fantastic day in Castleisland taking part in a mixed football blitz with two other schools ⚽ They were all superb! We couldn't be prouder of the skill and sportsmanship that they showed today, well done everyone 🥰🤩Thank you to our 6th class referees who came with us and did an excellent job - fair, fun and friendly refereeing, encouraging all the children ... brilliant to see! Finally a HUGE thank you to Morgan for organising everything today and for all the sessions this year, the children have enjoyed them so much and have looked forward to them every week 🤩⚽🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
We couldn't learn about bridges without visiting our own and examining it! We deduced from our studies that it is a Beam Bridge 🕵️ We learned about it's history, destruction and rebuild from an article written by John Flaherty and that it was known as the bridge below the town 📝🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
The First and Second Class had great fun planting seeds and watching their hair grow .... Yes hair!! They planted cress seeds in egg shells to create Egg Heads! Studying procedural writing in English they wrote a step by step procedure 📝
And Mrs. O' Connell only had to eat 30 eggs to make this happen 🤔😂🥚
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🤩🙏🥳🫶The celebrations continued for our Communion children today with their class party! If only every day at school could be like this 🤔 .... Party table, sweets, photo shoot, mini disco, karaoke, fashion parade in the other classes, movie, games AND pizza! Our super choir that made our ceremony even more special were treated to some pizza and sweets too to say thank you 🤩🥰🙏🥳🫶 ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations, and well done, to our Second Class boys and girls on receiving their First Holy Communion today 🥰🥳 They had a fabulous ceremony with each child doing their part brilliantly,.doing themselves, Mrs. O Connell and their families proud. We hope you had a super day ☺️🥰
Huge thank you to the parents of First Class for organising and serving delicious treats, both savoury and sweet, for all the boys and girls in the Columba Centre afterwards. A wonderful opportunity for the children and families to meet each other, take some photos and enjoy each other's company. Thank you very much!! 🥰🤩🫶
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Wishing our Second Class Pupils and their teacher, Mrs. O Connell, a happy and holy First Communion day, Saturday May 16th. We hope you have a wonderful day as you celebrate this huge milestone in your lives together 🥰🙏🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
⚽ Pupils from First to Fourth Class had a fantastic day in Castleisland taking part in a mixed football blitz with two other schools ⚽ They were all superb! We couldn't be prouder of the skill and sportsmanship that they showed today, well done everyone 🥰🤩Thank you to our 6th class referees who came with us and did an excellent job - fair, fun and friendly refereeing, encouraging all the children ... brilliant to see! Finally a HUGE thank you to Morgan for organising everything today and for all the sessions this year, the children have enjoyed them so much and have looked forward to them every week 🤩⚽🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
We couldn't learn about bridges without visiting our own and examining it! We deduced from our studies that it is a Beam Bridge 🕵️ We learned about it's history, destruction and rebuild from an article written by John Flaherty and that it was known as the bridge below the town 📝🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
The First and Second Class had great fun planting seeds and watching their hair grow .... Yes hair!! They planted cress seeds in egg shells to create Egg Heads! Studying procedural writing in English they wrote a step by step procedure 📝
And Mrs. O' Connell only had to eat 30 eggs to make this happen 🤔😂🥚
... See MoreSee Less
🤩🙏🥳🫶The celebrations continued for our Communion children today with their class party! If only every day at school could be like this 🤔 .... Party table, sweets, photo shoot, mini disco, karaoke, fashion parade in the other classes, movie, games AND pizza! Our super choir that made our ceremony even more special were treated to some pizza and sweets too to say thank you 🤩🥰🙏🥳🫶 ... See MoreSee Less
MEET OUR CLASSES
Check out all the fun and exciting things we’ve been learning and doing!














⚽ Pupils from First to Fourth Class had a fantastic day in Castleisland taking part in a mixed football blitz with two other schools ⚽ They were all superb! We couldn't be prouder of the skill and sportsmanship that they showed today, well done everyone 🥰🤩Thank you to our 6th class referees who came with us and did an excellent job - fair, fun and friendly refereeing, encouraging all the children ... brilliant to see! Finally a HUGE thank you to Morgan for organising everything today and for all the sessions this year, the children have enjoyed them so much and have looked forward to them every week 🤩⚽🤩 ... See MoreSee Less
🌞 🧺 🥪 Fun in the sun 🌞 ... See MoreSee Less
We couldn't learn about bridges without visiting our own and examining it! We deduced from our studies that it is a Beam Bridge 🕵️ We learned about it's history, destruction and rebuild from an article written by John Flaherty and that it was known as the bridge below the town 📝🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
The First and Second Class had great fun planting seeds and watching their hair grow .... Yes hair!! They planted cress seeds in egg shells to create Egg Heads! Studying procedural writing in English they wrote a step by step procedure 📝
And Mrs. O' Connell only had to eat 30 eggs to make this happen 🤔😂🥚 ... See MoreSee Less
Best day ever continued ... ... See MoreSee Less
🤩🙏🥳🫶The celebrations continued for our Communion children today with their class party! If only every day at school could be like this 🤔 .... Party table, sweets, photo shoot, mini disco, karaoke, fashion parade in the other classes, movie, games AND pizza! Our super choir that made our ceremony even more special were treated to some pizza and sweets too to say thank you 🤩🥰🙏🥳🫶 ... See MoreSee Less