Jake from Ms. Mcweeney’s Senior Infants and his brother Zach had so many Easter eggs left over after Easter they decided to have a little sale for charity. They raised €70 and very generously donated the money to the Poor Clare Sisters in Carlow. The boys made the front cover of The Irish Catholic. Well done boys!
The boys tried some freestyle painting in the style of the American artist Jackson Pollock, who was famous for creating paintings made by dripping and splashing paint on a large canvas. It was a collaborative piece and is now hanging proudly outside their classroom.
Ms. Gallagher’s Senior Infants are learning all about mini-beasts at the moment. What better way to investigate than a trip to Bushy Park?! Armed with magnifying glasses the boys went exploring for the miniature. They saw spiders, wood lice, worms, snails and much more. They were careful not to disturb the insects in their natural habitat. E
Ms. Redmond’s boys were especially delighted to be back in the classroom together this week as they were learning all about the Normans. The boys built their own Norman Castles out of cardboard. Take a look at their amazing creations!
At the weekend, Toby from Ms. Robinson’s class, was snapped with his sister Beth and street performer Mirror Man on their walk along Dún Laoghaire pier!!
Last week Cian from Ms. Redmond’s class, courtesy of his Mum and Dad, brought in an abandoned wasps’ nest. The nest is huge, at approximately half a metre long! There was great excitement and the class were buzzing about it! Thank you Cian!!!
Mathematicians and cycling enthusiasts Charlie, James and Devan from Ms. Stewart’s, and later Logan and Lucas from Ms. Crosbie’s, were busy with Ms. O’Neill’s Numeracy Club. They decided to count how many bicycles and scooters were parked at St. Pius X BNS on the morning of Friday April 16th. It was a fine sunny morning, perfect for a cycle or …
Pictured are Seán and Sam from Mr Geraghty’s Class who were this week’s presenters for ‘Radió na Scoile.’ Every Friday ‘Radió na Scoile’ goes live across the intercom into each classroom with the latest school news as gaeilge.
