Leo, in Mr. Dillon’s class brought in a special guest as part of the project work the class has been recently completing. Leo’s project was on his grandad, Eurovision winner Charlie McGettigan. Leo delivered a very comprehensive presentation to the class (and his brother Eoin, who got to visit from Ms. Mason’s class) and was supported with a few songs …
Here in St. Pius X BNS we know how great our boys are. Here is a small sample of some achievements of some of the boys outside of school: Well done to Dylan in Ms. Dunnes 3rd class who recently won gold at the Dublin athletics Championship in the 600m event. Well done to Ryan in Mr. Geraghty’s 6th class …
The 4th class boys had a great day on Wednesday when they visited Explorium. The boys had great fun playing the different games and figuring out the puzzles, even managing to trick some of the teachers.
Our 1st class and 3rd class boys had great fun the last few days taking part in hurling blitzes in Terenure College. The sun has been splitting the stones. Thanks to the 6th class for reffing the matches and organising the games and thanks to Tommy, our GPO from Faughs for organising the days and the weather.
3rd Class were on tour on Monday to see all the wild and wonderful in Explorium. The boys had a great time trying their hands at all the different activities.
It’s summer season again and as is tradition, the boys head for Terenure College to complete in a series of blitzes. On the football from, it was the turn this year for the boys in 2nd class and 4th class to bask in the sun and refine their skills ahead of the summer months. Thanks to the boys in 6th …
Our 11th annual Jubilee run took place on a hot and sunny Wednesday afternoon in Terenure College. With over 110 competitors from 5th and 6th class, competition was always going to be stiff. Well done to all the boys who completed the 1 mile track and congratulations to this years winner Aaron in Mr. Geraghty’s class who came just piped …
Our 3rd class boys were our resident historians this week as they held exhibition days with a range of very old and rare artefacts. The boys told their classes about their interesting objects before putting on a display for the other classes who called to visit and quizzed them on their authenticity. The boys had great fun while also learning …
Junior infants had a brilliant day at Glenroe farm. Luckily the weather brightened up and all the animals came out to say hello. The boys rolled up their sleeves and got stuck in, holding, petting and feeding some of the animals. Finishing off with playtime in the playground. “The best school tour ever” was echoing around the bus on the …
