Active week 2018

Posted on 21st June 201821st June 2018 by Ciara Leonard

Active Week took place last week with a busy fun-filled week planned for the children to encourage them to be as active as possible. The children engaged in a variety of activities from yoga to hurling throughout the week. Have a look at some of the photos below. First up... The school tour to Shannon Riverside Adventure Centre, Roscommon We had a hurling coach come into the school to teach the children some skills. We held a World Cup soccer tournament. Spain emerged victorious. On Friday, we had sports day. Great fun wa...

Class of 2018

Posted on 21st June 2018 by Ciara Leonard

Congratulations to this year's graduation class; Aimee, Niall, Katie, Erin, Glen, Declan, Cian, Brianna, Aoibhin, Seán and Enya. Here are some photos from the special day, as well as the graduation song 'This is Me' by 6th Class. A special word of thanks to the Reilly family for another spectacular cake. Best of luck to you all in secondary school. We will miss you. https://youtu.be/pfhhNRotfps https://youtu.be/9Z2x9LCykgE

Full Attendance

Posted on 21st June 2018 by Ciara Leonard

Well done to Andrew, Oisin, Cara, Nicole, Gabrielus, James, Caoimhe, Lauren, Áine and Anna on not missing a single day in school this year and on receiving their certificates for full attendance today.

All Ireland Champion

Posted on 18th June 201818th June 2018 by Ciara Leonard

Congratulations to past pupil Emma Mulvaney who was goal keeper on the victorious Cavan U-14 team who defeated Dublin in the final last weekend.

Go-Games Blitz

Posted on 15th June 2018 by Ciara Leonard

As part of Active Week in the school, 1st/2nd and 3rd classes took part in a 7 a-side Go-Games Blitz on Wednesday morning. In all we had 135 pupils from 7 different schools throughout the county taking part. A fantastic day was had by all involved.

1st & 2nd Hatch Chicks

Posted on 14th June 201814th June 2018 by Ciara Leonard

Recently, the boys and girls in 1st and 2nd class were learning all about life cycles. As part of their learning, the children had the opportunity to incubate eggs in the classroom and observe them for 21 days. On day 20 their was great excitement as the first of our chicks hatched out of it's shell. In the days that followed, the remaining 5 chicks hatched. Over the two weeks that followed, the children took care of the chicks in the classroom and observed changes as they grew, developed and changed.This was a fantastic learning experience for the children and one that they will never forget!...