May 30th 2019
12 weeks after they arrived into 1st/2nd's classroom as frogspawn, we said goodbye to our little frogs today. It was fascinating watching you travelling your lifecycle from frogspawn to tadpole to froglet to adult frog. All the best out in the big world. Thanks to Laura's dad Matt for getting the frogspawn for us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0fuVoSa3dc |
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May 3rd 2019 Hurling training began today for 1st- 6th classes. With the help of their coach the children could show their skills and gain some more. Looking forward to seeing their progress in the next few weeks. April 22nd 2019 The first legs are appearing on our tadpoles. Their bodies are becoming more defined also. They are about 7 weeks old now and are eating boiled lettuce ravenously. |
Wednesday 27th March - Enjoy some more recommendations of books
Reminder to anyone sending in applications for enrolment to please do so before Friday 29th March . If there are any ALDI rugby stickers at home please bring them in to school asap - three of the boys in 3rd class are looking for more stickers to fill the ALDI poster. Swimming money is due to be paid by April 12th . The cost is €50 per child. Lessons start on our first Monday back at school. |
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Friday 22 March
Please enjoy some more book recommendations - more to follow next week. |
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How do you say hello in Irish????
Dia duit. Dia is Muire duit. |
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Monday December 17th
For those involved in carol singing on Thursday, this is a copy of the text message sent out on December 4th "Thanks to a very persuasive letter from Daithi and Emma , Mannings Bus have agreed to take us in to Carol Singing on Thursday 20th. Pupils will be finished & ready for collection at 5pm in the middle of the Shopping Centre -opposite Butlers Cafe. Come to school in Christmas Jumpers etc, bring school bags which can be left in school overnight. Short break during the carol singing to go to the shop etc. Thanks as always for your support" Some of the children from 3rd- 6th will be Carol singing in the Crescent shopping Centre from 2-5 and would love your support. Our bus leaves at 1pm. Those who are not going carol singing will finish school at 2.40 as usual Friday December 14th To all those recovering from Chicken Pox - Get Well Soon! Christmas Cards were sent home last week. Next week when the December Newsletter goes out we will tell you the total amount raised. Parent Teacher dates will be confirmed in that later also. For those who have not been here for P/T meetings before , the school is divided alphabetically over two days. If you do not have a second ( or third) teacher to visit individual teachers may contact you to arrange an alternative day to help alleviate waiting time on those two days. We will finish at 12 noon on Friday 21st and we hope to go to mass that morning as a school. Feel free to wear your Christmas Jumpers or Christmas colours that day to enhance the festive feeling. We will not be collecting money for charity on this occasion - it is just for fun ! Thursday November 29th
A big congratulations to the 12 pupils across who received their Mangahigh medals today for achieving over 150 points on Mangahigh during the recent National Maths Week. Some more photos here. |
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Thursday 11th of October
Maths Week begins this Saturday and we will be focusing in particular on Maths in the world around us over the next week. All pupils from 1st to 6th have been given User IDs and passwords to Mangahigh. There is a huge range of challenging fun activities on the site for which you can collect points. Anyone reaching 150 points gets a fabulous medal. Log in to www.mangahigh.com/en-gb/ using your User ID and password, go to Browse All Activities and select from hundreds of activities. There's also a Maths Fair taking place in Mallow GAA Sports Complex this Sunday Oct 14th which is free to attend. The fair is geared towards all ages and attendees will enjoy a wide range of fun and interactive exhibits and demonstrations. Details can be found at:- www.mathsweek.ie/2018/event/munster-maths-and-science-family-fair/ |
Tuesday 9th of October
Some people follow their team on TV. Some people support their team by going to their matches. But these two soccer mad supporters showed the ultimate support by going to watch their team train. They got to meet lots of the players on the Irish Senior Mens Internationa team. They got their jerseys signed by pretty much the whole squad. The got their photo taken with many of the squad, including Cyrus Christie, Jeff Hendrick and even Roy Keane. They even featured in an article in The Examiner. Enjoy the game this Saturday boys and sure maybe one day you'll wear the green jersey themselves. COYBIG. |
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