Typical Day Template
What the day and the week actually look like, class by class, on one page for parents.
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For you, not for the printed page: the official framework
Department of Education Circular 0011/95 sets the standard primary school day at 5 hours 40 minutes, which includes at least 30 minutes of break time plus two further breaks of 5 minutes. Junior and Senior Infants may be given a shortened day. Each school sets its own timetable within that framework, so the times you enter below are simply your own.
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Short standing reminders, such as nut free lunches or where a class lines up. Leave it empty and the box is left off the page.
A year level can hold more than one class. Add a letter, a number or a class name, such as A, 2 or Room 4, when two teachers run parallel classes.
Junior Infants
Our School Day
Your school name
Our School Day
This page sets out what a typical day and week looks like in our school, so you know what to expect and what your child needs on each day.
Junior Infants
Our day
- 8:40Doors open, arrival and settling in
- 8:50Roll call and the start of lessons
- 10:20, 10:30Small break, snack and yard
- 12:20, 12:50Lunch and yard
- 14:30Home time
Our week
Mon
As usual
Tue
As usual
Wed
PE, please wear the school tracksuit
Thu
Library books swapped
Fri
As usual
Please remember
- Reminder: we are a nut free school
- Infants line up at the blue door in the yard
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17 September 2026
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