Mr. Dillon’s 4th Class were busy making swords and shields and learning about different times in Irish history. We are all ready now to go into battle if we need to!!
Our partner hurling club, Faughs Gaa club is resuming their nursery/academy for boys in Junior and Senior infants tomorrow (Wednesday) at 6.00pm up in the clubhouse astro. In term 1, the boys in Senior Infants got the opportunity to start hurling with weekly sessions with club GPO Tommy. Our Junior infant boys will be starting their hurling experience this term …
Sam in Mr. Gough’s class was busy over the weekend designing and building a new house using cardboard and creativity. He is starting phase 2 of the development this week with a hipster garden being built. He had heard there was a shortage of houses in Dublin at the minute. Keep an eye out on Daft as he is hoping …
Ms Gallagher’s boys brought in their favourite teddys and had a super fun filled day last Friday. They serenaded their teddys with our amhráin gaeilge ‘Teidí Beag Alainn’, had a picnic, wrote about our teddys and even brought them out to the secret garden!! What a day!
Our 5th and 6th class footballers are back training hard in preparations for the upcoming Cumann na mBunscol leagues which begin in February. Over 30 boys from 6th and 30th boys from 5th trained on pitches in Terenure College. Under the guidance of over 10 teachers, we have three teams entered to ensure that everyone will get a game. For …
The boys in Ms. Pleamonn’s class have been reading about World War I in their English book, more specifically the Christmas football match, played on Christmas Day between the Allies and German forces. Upon further examination of the War, and life during World War I, Luke brought in documents from the war archives showing information about his Great Great Granddad …
Tim from Mr.Finnegan’s 3rd class brought in his dad’s world cup 1990 sticker album to show his class for show and tell. Mr.Coyle was very impressed with the blast from the past! Tim mentioned that Paul McGrath is his favourite player in the album. Well done Tim.
What a great surprise we got today from Cian and Senan in Mr. Dillon’s 4th Class. For show and tell Senan revealed some of his amazing painted artwork on canvas which we all were really impressed with. Cian brought in some old currency which some of the class has never seen before! Well done Cian and Senan 🙂
Mr. Smyth’s and Mr. Curtin’s classes took part in an art competition run by the Dublin Lions club just before Christmas. Both 5th classes designed peace posters on the theme of; ‘we are all connected’. The overall winner was Luke from Mr. Smyth’s class and the runners up in both classes were Oisín , Seán and Liam from Mr. Smyth’s …
We would like to wish all our families a happy and healthy Christmas break. The school will reopen on Thursday January 6th at our normal staggered times. Have a look at some of the activities that have been happening in St. Pius X over the last term. DECEMBER 2021 NEWSLETTER
