It’s has become an annual tradition here at St. Naul’s to have our St. Patrick’s Day Parade on the school yard. Great fun was had by everyone – followed by some music and céilí dancing where they got to show their musical and dancing skills!
We were delighted to welcome Paddy Boyle to the school recently. Paddy has always been a great supporter of the school and came along to talk to the 5th and 6th Classes about past times – and even took the time to play a few card games with them! Thanks to Paddy and Breda for spending some time with us.
Our school quiz teams took part in the annual Credit Union Quiz on Monday 9th February at the Abbey Hotel. A great night was had by all!
Barry Doherty of the Flood Risk Management Department of the Office of Public Works came to the school today to show the children a fun Lego catchment model to explain flood relief strategies.
The children always enjoy the annual tradition of making St. Brigids Crosses and this year was no different.
As part of Science week the pupils of 4th Class carried out various science experiments.
Every day is a learning day and today was no different as the children from 1st & 2nd Classes carried out some science experiments.
It’s always a great day in school on Halloween Dress Up Day. As always there was a great effort put in by all the pupils and some great costumes were on show – well done everyone!
4th Class made Halloween Spiders today using various ingredients- very tasty!
The upcoming Presidential Election gave the pupils the opportunity to learn about the election process in Ireland by carrying out their own mock election. The candidates worked hard to try and secure the votes of the pupils who voted on the day and the election officials were on hand to ensure a smooth voting process. As for the winner? Rumour has it the votes are still being counted ……!
