Ms. McGovern’s girls are enjoying taking part in their zoom classes. It’s a chance for them to catch up with their classmates and share feedback from their weekly lessons.

With Spring in the air, first class were asked to look at the lifecycle of a frog. Some of the boys and girls drew pictures, while others found out more interesting facts. Ms. Smith was very impressed with the children’s knowledge and the effort that they put in. (more…)

Ms. Smith’s and Mr. Curran’s classes were asked to create a life size skeleton using everyday household objects. The children had great fun engaging with this activity and look at the fantastic results! (more…)

Ms. Kiely’s class were disappointed that they couldn’t celebrate St. Valentine’s Day together this year. However, after reading the story ‘While We Can’t Hug’, they realised that they could show how much they loved and cared about each other from afar. (more…)

This week junior infants were learning about the journey of a letter. They each received a postcard from Ms. Cleary and Mrs. Ryan with a little heart on the front. (more…)

With St. Valentine’s Day fast approaching, senior infants were tasked with making a love bug. Some chose to make theirs from lego, some used food while others went down the art and craft route. The boys and girls are all about spreading the love! (more…)

Ms. Healy’s class are loving the scavenger hunts being set. This week’s theme was St. Valentine’s Day. The boys and girls had to find things from around their homes that tied in with the romantic theme. (more…)

This week the senior infants were asked to create a beautiful bracelet using an empty toilet roll holder. They are going to gift it to someone in their family for St. Valentine’s Day on Sunday. What a lovely idea. (more…)

Eli and Logan have been very busy again this week. They took part in a fizzing ice experiment, a melted snowman piece of art, matching games and fine motor skills. Well done boys!

Ms. McGovern was accepting entries of neatly written pieces of work by pupils who felt that they deserve a pen licence. (more…)