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Extension To St Multose National School, Kinsale Opened By Bishop Paul Colton

St Multose NS - Bp Paul
St Multose NS - Bp Paul

Included in the photograph are the Mayor of Kinsale, Cllr Tony Cierans (left), the chairperson of the Board of Management, Mr John Stanley (second left), the school principal, Ms Fiona Giles (third left at back) and right, Canon David Williams, Rector of Kinsale. (Photo: Brian O’Reilly)

On Friday, 16 May, the Bishop of Cork, the Rt Revd Dr Paul Colton visited St Multose National School, Kinsale, County Cork, to open a substantial new extension to the school. Prior to the opening the pupils and teachers led a Service of Thanksgiving in the adjacent parochial hall at which they were joined by parents and representatives of the local community.

The Principal of the School, Ms Fiona Giles, welcomed everyone, and both she and the chairperson of the Board, Mr John Stanley paid tribute to all in the school community who had worked so hard to achieve two such extensions to the school in a relatively short period of time. During the morning the school community also took the opportunity to say a very sincere ‘thank you’ to the rector, Canon David Williams, and to wish him well on his forthcoming retirement.

Watched by pupils and parents from St Multose National School, Kinsale, Bishop Paul Colton cut the ribbon to mark the opening of the new extension to the school.

See the rest of the photos @ http://churchofirelandcork.com/2014/05/21/extension-to-st-multose-national-school-kinsale-opened-by-bishop-paul-colton/

 

 

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