Luke in Mr. Geraghty’s 6th class played his part in the recent St. Patrick’s Day parade through his stage group, the Showstoppers. Well done Luke Luke has wrote a short recap of his experience. “Being part of the St. Partick’s day parade was a huge milestone. I am in the showstoppers stage school, and they were picking dancers to feature in …
The boys from 6th class took a well earned break from the hard work and headed to Croke Park on tour. The boys covered every inch of ground in the stadium, from pitchside to the top of level 7. To finish, the boys were in the museum and completed a number of activities and games. As we head into the …
Our 6th class boys were in Wayside Celtic this week to compete in the FAI 5 a side tournament. In extremely tough conditions, the boys fought hard and although the results didn’t go our way, the boys had a great day.
With thanks to one of our parents, Tonia, and the boys in Mr. Geraghty’s 6th class, 1000 euro was raised last Friday for Daffodil Day and Cancer Research. Thanks to the generosity of our school community.
The boys in Ms. O’ Sullivan’s class have been busy in history studying the famine. After a week of research and activities, the boys completed very impressive projects and presented to the class. Well done to the boys.
Hurling has returned for the boys in 5th and 6th class with 54 boys training in Terenure College last Tuesday. The boys are preparing for the Cumann na mBunscol Leagues which begin after Easter. The 4th classes will also be joining us after Easter as we enter 4 teams into competitions. Thanks to all the teachers who give their time …
Well done to our school soccer team who had a great win over St. Kevin’s Kilnamanagh yesterday in Larkview. The league is well underway and the boys are training hard. Our 5 a side teams too are in action next week as they head to Wayside Celtic for the FAI 5 a Side tournament.
John the wood turner made his annual visit to St. Pius X and introduced the boys in 3rd, 4th and 5th class to the world of woodturning and carpentry. The boys got to play with some of Johns creations as well as watch how spinning tops and even pens are made using a lathe. I think we might have some …
7 boys from 4th and 6th class had an interesting experience yesterday when they were ball boys at the Ireland V Japan U19s rugby match in Terenure College. The boys had a great day and even got to talk to some of the players. Well done lads.
Bhí neart aghaidheanna sona le feiscint inniú ag an gceolchorim. Ghlac naíonáin shinsearacha (Ms O’Neill), rang a haon (Ms Herity), rang a trí (Mr Finnegan), rang a ceathair (Mr Curtin agus Mr Kealy) agus rang a cúig (Mr Faherty) páirt sa tríú ceolchoirm don lá. Bhí an t-amhráin ‘An Puc ar Buile’ ar fheabhas ar fad!
