Tuesday, 26 May 2015

Games Club!

4th, 5th and 6th Class are taking part in Games Club this term with Ms.Hickey and Ms.Breen. They are learning new card and board games.


Learning All About India!

5th Class have chosen India as their country for Intercultural Week. They are learning all about the food, dance, culture, tourist attractions and animals. We found out that the National Bird of India is the Peacock. So in Art last week we recreated the peacock using oil pastels or chalk pastels.



Wednesday, 13 May 2015

Simon Harris Visit!

Simon Harris, the Fine Gael politician came into visit 5th and 6th Class on Monday. He talked about his career and the work he does. The children asked very interesting questions and learned a lot. They are very excited for the visit to the Dáil on May 28th.


Making Clay Pottery!

5th Class made their own clay pots in Art last week. The pots will be painted this week in Art. They will be painted with aboriginal designs and drawings.


Wednesday, 29 April 2015

Bernard Dunne Visit!

Bernard Dunne visited 5th and 6th Class yesterday. He talked to the classes about his career, goals and how they can achieve whatever they set their minds too. He was very helpful and generous with his time. They got photographs taken with him afterwards.


Friday, 24 April 2015

5th Class are learning all about the Land Down Under!

5th Class are learning all about Australia this month. They are learning all about the cities, tourist attractions and the Aborigines. They created lovely Aboriginal Dot Paintings and made their own Sydney Opera Houses using paper plates in Art. They learned all about the Great Barrier Reef and animals that live in Australia too.


Wednesday, 22 April 2015

Yellow Flag Developments!!!

The Yellow Flag Committee are organising an Intercultural Week after the June bank holiday. Each class will have to do projects on two countries. There will be different activities on during Intercultural Week. Each day every class will take part in something. We are looking for parents or relatives to help out during this week. If anyone is interested please contact the school; help is very much appreciated. The next step for the Yellow Flag is for the classes to think of a slogan or rap to represent the diversity in our school.