All pupils had the opportunities to experience a sensory circuit as part of Autism Awareness Day.

As part of our Autism Awareness Day we had a silent yard. During this time, children were encouraged to organise and play games without the use of verbal communication. The aim of this activity was to allow children to experience life as a child without language.

Today in St. Brigid's National School we celebrated Autism Awareness Day. During the course of the day the children got the opportunity to participate in a number of different activities and games. At the end of the school day, each child let go of a blue balloon to mark the importance of this special day.

Our whole school came together to celebrate Friendship Week on Friday. Each class got the opportunity to showcase what they had learnt during the week. Also, the pupils played a very enjoyable game based on the topic of friendship.    

The pupils in our after school Athletics Club have been training very hard over the last few weeks. Have a look at them in action..

Congratulations to our 6th class pupils who received their Confirmation on April 7th in the Church of The Immaculate Conception, Belturbet. It was a fantastic day! 

Have a look at the beautiful work completed by our Confirmation pupils from 6th class.

Well done to 3rd and 4th class who received their certificates from the STEPS Young Engineers Ireland competition. Both classes came up with some fantastic, innovative inventions to combat problems in our environment. Two of the groups were short-listed as being in the top 10% of all projects entered throughout Ireland. What a brilliant achievement! Well done to everyone involved.