Mr Curtin’s 6th class were recently learning about 3D shapes in class. They put their knowledge to the test by constructing various 3D shapes using cocktail sticks and Blu-tak.”
This past Saturday, Danny in Mr. Curtin’s 6th class competed at the Cologne Open 2025 with his karate team, Kaizen Dojo. Battling it out in the Under-14 team category, Danny and his teammates delivered an outstanding performance—bringing home the gold medal! It was a proud moment for Kaizen Dojo and a testament to Danny’s hard work, discipline, and sharp karate …
Well done to Adam and Cormac in 6th class who represented Dublin at half time in the Leinster Football semi-final between Dublin and Meath in Portlaoise at the weekend. The boys showed great skill and represented Dublin and St. Pius X BNS with great distinction.
The boys in 5th class concluded their 2nd term with a great sports blitz organised by the Templeogue College future leaders. The day involved football, hurling and soccer and all the local schools. Luckily the weather played ball as well and the sun shone for the day. A special thanks to Mr. Barron in Templeogue College for spearheading the initiative …
Tom in Ms. Pleamonn’s made a vase from an article in national geographic art lesson in the magazine. The vase was that good that the picture got published in this months issue. Well done Tom.
It was a busy day yesterday in Ms. Pleamonn’s 2nd class as the boys were working hard in a different way to normal. The boys were making butter. Using the traditional way of churning butter, the boys had to work for their lunch and had a delicious jam sandwich using all homemade ingredients. Well done boys.
Ms Carroll’s class are learning all about mindful meditation this week. The boys took full advantage of the beautiful sunshine to practice some guided meditation with their teddies today! What a wonderful way to enjoy this lovely Spring weather!
The boys in Ms. Dunne’s and Ms. Pleamonn’s paired up for some Friday fun last week after a good week of learning. The boys enjoyed the well earned break.
The boys in Ms. Herity’s class recently took part in an ‘Egg-drop Challenge’. Their objective was to design and make a container that would protect an egg from breaking when dropped from a height. Thanks to Mr. Deary for going up on the roof and doing the honours of dropping each project. Not all the eggs survived the drop, but …
Jack in Ms. Devenney’s class went behind the scenes at the weekend for the National League final between Kerry and Mayo. Jack got to meet loads of the players and the cup. Well done Jack
