Kildare school named most 'active'

A Kildare primary school has been named Ireland's most "active" after winning a nationwide sports participation competition.

Kildare school named most 'active'
Mon, 06 Dec, 2004 - 14:05

A Kildare primary school has been named Ireland's most "active" after winning a nationwide sports participation competition.

Scoil Chóca Naofa, from Kilcock took first prize in the "AIB Our Active School" competition organised as part of European Year of Education through Sport (EYES) 2004.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPlace: KilcockPlace: DublinPlace: KildarePlace: Balscadden NSPlace: BalbrigganPlace: Scoil FhursaPlace: Kilmore WestPlace: UlsterPlace: BallinrobePlace: MayoPlace: ClaregalwayPlace: Galway East Knockbride NSPlace: Bailieborough,Place: Cavan Rahara NSPlace: Athleague, Co. RoscommonPlace: Munster Scoil Barra Naofa BuachailliPlace: Beaumont, Co. CorkPlace: Ballyhass NSPlace: Mallow, Co.Place: NSPlace: Enniskeane, Co.Place: Ballytruckle RoadPlace: BallintemplePlace: CorkPerson: President Mary McAleeseEvent: ScoilEvent: AIB Our Active SchoolEvent: European Year of Education through SportEvent: AIB Our Active School WeekEvent: Leinster Scoil Choca NaofaOrganisation: KildareOrganisation: St. Joseph's Primary SchoolOrganisation: St. Martin's Special SchoolOrganisation: Waterford School of the Divine Child
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