Next up it was the turn of Ms. Mason’s 1st class boys. Thy performed Christmas with the Aliens, a modern take on the nativity. The boys gave a stellar performance with too many stars to name. Well done boys.
As is tradition, the school will have a no-uniform day on Tuesday next (December 19th). The proceeds of the no-uniform day will go to charity. This year, the selected charity is Little Blue Heroes, in memory of Michael Horgan. Donations can be made via the Aladdin Connect app. The link will remain open until Thursday 21st with the amount raised …
Ms. Devenney’s boy’s rounded off day 1 of Christmas play with the classic, Light’s, Camel, Action. The boys got a standing ovation for their performance, lasting over 45 minutes. Well done boys.
Ms. Brogan’s boys were first up on stage this morning with their play, Its a baby!. The boys spent the morning with Make up and Wardrobe and completely transitioned into their roles. The audience were blown away by the boys performances. Well done boys.
The choir have been working hard behind the scenes the last few weeks preparing for the junior and senior carol service. Over 70 boys from 3rd to 6th have been practicing’s each Monday, as well as a few impromptu sessions sprinkled throughout. Well done to the boys, we are looking forward to next Wednesday (20th).
Matt in Mr. Faherty’s class was in Croke Park last week to collect his award from Cumann na mBunscol. Matt received the goalkeeper of the finals award for his excellent display during our recent finals appearance. Well done Matt, we are already looking forward to next year!
Ms. O’ Kelly’s boys were lucky to have a visit from their 5th Class Mentors in Ms. O Sullivans today. Ms. O’Sullivan’s boys’ wrote each of their buddies a personalised Christmas Story 🎄As you can see from the pictures, the boys really enjoyed it.
All in St. Pius X were delighted to take delivery of our new Christmas tree for reception. The tree compliments the already festive atmosphere that is in place the last week but is made special for two reasons. The tree was delivered to us by past pupils of the school who are now in transition year in Terenure College. James, …
The Student Council Meet Senator Mary Seery Kearney On Wednesday 06 December, the Student Councils of St. Pius X Boys and Girls schools met with Senator Mary Seery Kearney for a very special Questions & Answers session. Mary is an Irish Fine Gael politician who has served as a Senator since June 2020, after being nominated by the Taoiseach. The boys and girls had …
