Jacob in Ms. O’Neill’s Senior Infants prepared an Oral Report on the Titanic. He had all his facts researched and was able to answer every question posed by classmates and teacher alike! Jacob is a very accomplished artist, even for one so young, and had made his own model of the ill-fated ship. Excellent work Jacob!
2 weeks in and Ms Gallagher’s boys are already settling in wonderfully to St Pius. So far, we’ve enjoyed PE, football, activity stations, story time and much more. We’re looking forward to lots more fun in the coming weeks.
Buddy from Ms. Devenney’s 2nd class was lucky enough to see some Ireland players on Saturday ahead of their clash against England in the Aviva Stadium. He even managed to secure some big name signatures on his Ireland jersey too.
Tim and Paul from Faughs GAA Club called into our 1st class boys today to introduce the Faughs Hurling Academy. Boys of all school ages are welcome and its never too late to start. Call down to Faughs GAA to have fun, make friends and learn to hurl.
Mr. Barron from Templeogue College called into Mr. Coyle today to discuss the Future Leaders Programme his TY students will be coordinating with our 4th and 5th class boys. Our 4th and 5th classes will attend sports events and wellbeing talks led by Templeogue TY students while also having lots of fun along the way. Keep posted for some photos …
Over the summer a number of boys in St. Pius were involved in competitions in different sports. Here is a sample of some of our successful sports people. Zach Dillon and Isaac Martin both from Ms. O’Connor’s 4th class were awarded Player of the Year from their respective clubs in the under 10 Division. While on the GAA pitch many …
Today was the first step of an 8 year journey for the Junior Infant boys. Ms. McWeeney, Ms. Brogan and Ms. Gallagher were on hand to welcome the boys to their new classrooms. The Math’s and English lessons have been parked for a few days and fun and games was the order of business for day 1. The boys left …
