The pupils of 5th & 6th Classes continued their STEM learning this morning with construction. Some had interesting towers on display while others played construction games.
Not much of a snow covering here in Inver but we made the most of what we had!
3rd & 4th Classes had fun making 3D shapes out of lollipop sticks and Blutak. Some good examples of cuboids and square based pyramids.
1st and 2nd Classes have been learning about length in maths. We had fun building tall towers.
We were delighted this morning when Santa decided to pop in to the school to see everyone. He very kindly brought all the children a little gift and reminded them all to be kind. Thank you Santa!
The children have been working very hard over the past weeks on their performance of the Christmas Nativity. Mrs Gavigan and Mrs McDaid, as always, put together a great show, with the assistance of the whole school staff. A great turnout of family members came along for both shows, finishing with our annual Christmas Hampers Draw organised by the Parents Association. A great end to 2023 – well done everyone!!
Great excitement in school for the Infants and 1st/2nd Classes! They went to Ballyshannon to see the Christmas Show “Elfie Saves Christmas!”. A great treat for them all – and thanks to our Parents Association, and in particular Roisín McFadden, for making this trip possible. They had a great day out!
Congratulations to our winners in the Turkey Bowl competition organised by Roisín McFadden and the Parents Association. The overall winner was Shauna Lafferty, with the halftime and 3rd quarter score prizes both going to Arlene Alvey and the first quarter going to Jamie & Kayla McAndrew. Our thanks to everyone who supported this fundraiser.
The numbers for our Turkey Bowl fundraiser were drawn in the school this morning. The results will be decided by the Dallas Cowboys vs Washington Commanders game – which takes place on 23rd November at 4.30pm US time. Good luck to everyone who purchased a box!
The pupils of 3rd & 4th Classes were constructing boats using different materials during Science Week 2023.
