Junior and Senior Infants enjoyed a daily extra playtime this week as a reward for filling their ‘Bucket of Kindness’ during lent. Good fun was had by all and the pupils have been practising ball skills, skipping, balancing etc., using the school’s P.E. equipment. Thankfully the weather has been on our side!
1st & 2nd Classes enjoyed their weekly GAA training session with Donie today in the sun soaked playground!
And then there were 16! Another 12 entrants left the competition last weekend, leaving a lucky 16 heading into this weekend. Good luck everyone!
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The competition is beginning to heat up with the loss of a further 21 entrants to the competition after week 6 games. We now have a final 28 in the running heading into the last four weeks of games. Good luck to all those still in the competition!
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After week 5 games we are down under 50 of people ‘still standing’. Having started the weekend with 115 entrants, we are now down to 49, with 66 having left the competition. Best of luck to the 49 remaining who go into week 6 fixtures!
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The children in 1st & 2nd Classes enjoyed their Easter art this week – finishing up today with their fabulous Easter Bunny hats! Well done everyone!
With the international break for premier league teams taking place over the weekend, there were no fixtures as part of our Last Person Standing competition. We resume this weekend with our game week 5. Best of luck to the remaining 115 participants!
Today we marked World Down Syndrome Day by wearing our odd socks to school – because our differences are what make us great! Thanks to Ryan and his family for the delicious cakes they made and sent in to school for everyone!
As we pass the four week mark, we lost a total of 50 entrants from last weekends games. We are now down to 115 entrants. Congratulations to all those who survived the first four weeks, and best of luck going forward!
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We had a very active day at school today to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! All the children have been learning Irish and Céilí Dancing for the past week or two and all the new skills learned were put into practice as the children took part in their céilí. We also held our annual parade on the school yard, accompanied by our brilliant musicians. Lots of art and crafts went home, as well as certificates for Seachtain na Gaeilge Well done everyone! All in all a great fun day at school today. Click below for photographs and videos.
