We were delighted to welcome some of the Naomh Naille Senior Ladies to the school. The team recently won the Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta na mBan Sóisear and came to show their trophy to the pupils. It was great to welcome the ladies – and wonderful to see some of our past pupils among them. Congratulations to Naomh Naille Ladies.
Today was Sports Day and competition was strong between the four teams. The day began with sprints followed by our wellie throw and ended with the spud and spoon race. All competitors received wonderful support from their teammates and a very enjoyable day was had by all.
We started the first day of Active School Week with a Wake Up, Shake Up routine led by our Active Flag Committee.
This was followed by games including a penalty shoot out by the Senior classes and parachute games for the Juniors on the Astroturf and the yard. We practised relay races after lunch in preparation for Sports Day tomorrow.
Congratulations to our boys soccer team, who competed today in the Primary 7s competition in Letterkenny. The boys won all four group games and went on to win the final on penalties. Well done boys!
Our 3rd-6th Classes took time out of lessons for their school tour today. They went to Inish Adventures in Moville where, as you can see, they had a great day!
The pupils of 5th & 6th Classes learned about the election process this week. They were separated into various political parties and campaigned through the school to gain the votes of the pupils and staff. On election day we set up the full election procedure to show everyone how the voting process works. Lessons learned all around!
We were delighted to be able to officially open our artificial playground this morning, with guests of honour Brendan McCole and Gavin Mulreany – past pupils and members of the Donegal County GAA Senior Panel. We were also happy to welcome Cllrs. Noel Jordan, Michael Naughton and Tom Conaghan, who were all supporters of our fundraising to build our new facility. Our thanks to our parents and the whole school community for all their hard work in getting us to this stage – amenities like this would not be possible without the continued support we receive locally. A big well done to all the children who provided music and singing for the audience – they have been working very hard recently and, as always, represented the school very well.
Congratulations to Eoin Kennedy – the winner of our Last Person Standing competition. Eoin was delighted to receive his €500 prize money – well done!
