In the absence of our traditional school assemblies, boys from Junior to 6th took part in virtual assemblies over the last week. Topics like internet safety, being safe at Halloween and school rules were all discussed but the highlight of the assemblies was undoubtedly the individual class performances of songs, poems, and creative stories, both í mBéarla agus as Gaeilge.
Wishing you a Spook-tacular Halloween! Ms. Mooney’s Senior Infants designed and made magic potions in the Witches’ Den during Aistear this month. Many spooky spells were casted too!
Halloween is one of our favourite times of the year in St Pius X with so many ghosts and goblins taking over the school. Here are just a few in Ms Robinson and Ms Devenney’s senior infants.
5th and 6th class boys have been using their logic to try solve some tricky problems given by Mr. Smyth. It wasn’t easy but some boys managed to work them out. Have a look at Monday’s and Tuesday’s problems. Can you solve them?? Monday A census taker approaches a house and asks the woman who answers the door “How many …
It’s Maths Week in St Pius X and boys from Junior infants to 6th class have been completing math’s activities inside and outside the classroom. The boys in Junior and Senior infants have been completing a Maths Shape Trail around the infant yards. The boys had great fun identifying the shapes and recording their answers. The boys in Ms Devenney’s …
Logan in Mr. Cunningham’s class has been exploring gravity during his club with Ms Carroll. He created this super parachute from a bin bag and some string. Mr. Smyth just happened to be on the roof and helped launch the parachute from a height. Thankfully everyone landed safely. Well done Logan!
Fionn, Aaron and Jonah in 3rd class had a busy weekend. The boys competed for Templeogue Athletics club in the U10 Cross Country race at the National Sports Campus in Abbotstown. The boys finished the 1km track in the top 10 which earned them a medal for their great efforts. Aaron and Jonah, Ms Pleamonn’s Fionn, Mr Finnegan’s Well done …
Ms. Gallagher’s boys worked with their superhero partners to complete phonics activities. They worked so well, taking turns to make and write words and then sounded them out to see if they were real/nonsense words. Teamwork makes the dream work!
