Ms Rowan and the pupils in 2nd and 3rd class built a moving model of the Titanic hitting an iceberg this week. They worked together to create a large conveyor belt using LEGO. We are busy trying to upload video of this momentous event.
Look carefully and you will spot the iceberg lurking in this photo.
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Congratulations to the children from 4th Class who attended the Write -a-Book Awards ceremony on Monday hosted by Laois Education Centre to collect their awards. Well done to all the participants and to their teacher, Mrs Murray, for the many hours spent editing and checking for the young authors.
Next step a frame
and we will require a very large notice board please
A talk for parents on the issue of cyber bullying and issues around the area of social media will take place on Tuesday evening at 8pm. Please check the Parent’s Council page for details.
The very best of luck to our hurling team as they bid to lift the trophy at 3pm in O’ Moore Park. They are hoping for lots of support. Supporters please note that the cost of entry per adult is €4. Children may attend free of charge.
We are delighted to announce that the boys hurling team will participate in the final of the Cumann na mBunscol Hurling League in O’ Moore Park on Thursday, May 23rd, at 3pm. We would encourage everyone to come, wear the school colours and give this great team your full support.
Congratulations to the members of the Tipperary hurling squad who narrowly snatched victory from the Cork team in an exciting final this afternoon. Well done to all who participated in the league and to all those who stepped forward to act as umpires and a special thank you to Mr Fitzgerald who organised this activity.
Members of the Tipperary Team
Members of the Cork Team
Both teams received a suitable reward for progressing through the league to today’s final.
The men in charge of today’s final. Great job!
Memories from the senior tour on the class by class pages.
A visit to Dáil Eireann where the children were welcomed by Deputy Sean Fleming who had arranged to meet with them. They were also welcomed to Government Buildings by Deputy Charlie Flanagan. We would like to thank both Deputies for their time.
During the next fortnight check in to 5th and 6th class by class pages to view the fabulous creations emerging from the fabric and fibre visual art classes.
We launched our Park and Stride campaign this morning. Check out our Green Schools Page for more information.
