Irish is taught to all classes. We encourage the children and teachers to speak Irish in an informal way throughout the school day. We are promotiing the use of Irish with Seachtain na Gaeilge and we sent out some phrases for all parents to use with their child to develop their oral competency in the language.
The year is flying by and we are well into December at this stage. Have a look at what we got up to in November in 1st, 2nd and 3rd Class! In Art we created pictures with 4 tiles that are both colourful and symmetrical. We then stuck them together to create these lovely designs!…
We have done lots of work in Junior & Senior Infants since we came back from mid term break. Our play themes have been The Post Office and The Airport. We learned and created lots about these topics. Making aeroplanes in junk art. Building our own airport with a runway and control tower. Designing and…
During March, the whole school celebrated World Book Day on Thursday, 2nd March by dressing up as their favourite character in a nursery rhyme or storybook. Didn’t the children and their parents do a fantastic job once again! Well done to everyone 🙂 In preparation for our Annual Book Fair, the school welcomed local author Martin Brennan…
Easter has come round very fast and the children in 2nd, 3rd and 4th Class have been very busy over the past number of weeks! In Gaeilge, we have been learning all about “An tEarrach” or Spring and wrote a story and learned a poem with lots of Spring flowers mentioned in it. We also…
February has flown by once again in the senior room, take a look and see what we’ve been up to this month. We took part in the Operation Transformation 10 @ 10 on the 10th of Feb. We’ve also tried to keep up doing some exercise between classes since then. In art we painted in…
