The boys in Ms. Herity’s 1st class really enjoyed their Math’s Week activities, travelling around the school using their maths eyes and finding math clues and trails.
As we reach midterm, Mr. Reamonn and Mr. Smyth brought the classes together for the class assemblies. The assemblies are a great way to celebrate the great work being completed by the students and also some new great initiatives for them to get involved in, like the Pius People & The Lion King Musical. Well done to all the boys …
The boys in Ms. O’ Regan’s 1st class had great fun today making a mess, for educational purposes of course. The boys got to design their own pumpkins and clean out the grimy and slimy insides.
Tuesday brought a myriad of emotions to St. Pius X, as our senior team took to the field in Croke Park in the Div 1 football final. After a cracking game, where the spectators from 3rd to 6th got to enjoy all the skills of gaelic games, we unfortunately came out on the wrong side of the result. We are …
The boys in Ms. O’ Kelly’s had a fun packed Math’s Week, completing a number of Math’s activities’ around the school and in the classroom. Great fun was had solving math’s problem and playing Math’s games.
The boys in Ms. Stewart’s Junior Infants enjoyed some mindfulness this week when they completed some yoga and relaxing tasks. Yard time was at a premium due to the weather so it was nice to relax and meditate in the classroom.
The boys in Ms. Brogan’s class took to Bushy Park with their 6th class buddies from Mr. Cunningham to complete a nature trail before the leaves have fallen from the trees. The 6th class boys showed their Junior partners all the different trees that can be found around Bushy. The weather might not have been great, but it was all …
It was Math’s Week in St. Pius X last week and all the classes dodged the rain showers as they completed math trails around the school. Ms. O’Kelly’s Senior Infants searched high and low to find shapes around their yard and had a great time trying to find them all.
In a dazzling display of skill and determination, young Cristian emerged as the star of the Irish National Karate Open. He clinched numerous medals, leaving the audience in awe. This primary school talent showcased exceptional prowess, marking his ascent in the world of karate. Cristian’s future shines brightly!
