Congratulations to Conor, in Ms O’Connor’s class, who did the most kilometers in the school as part of the PA challenge! Pictured with Conor and Mr Coyle are Caroline and Linda from the Parents’ Association. Huge thanks to them for this amazing fundraiser and indeed to all our parents who contributed to this cause. These monies will be spent over …
With huge thanks to Mr. Kealy for organising, and Terenure College for the use of their courts, tennis in St Pius X BNS is back! Stephen, our coach is working with Senior Infants and 1st class this year. Pictured are Ms. McWeeney’s class enjoying the fun on Monday!
This is Rian in Ms. Crosbie’s 1st Class. He’s pictured here with a backpage spread on the Irish Independent about him at Terenure Rugby camp. A star of the future in the making!
The boys in 3rd and 2nd have resumed their football training with Kevin, our school’s Games Promotion Officer. With huge thanks to Mr. Wallace in Terenure College, the classes are getting used to the amazing facilities the school has provided. Many thanks too to Kevin and our parish club Templeogue Synge St for facilitating this integral part of our school …
Mr. Kealy’s 4th Class have written letters to St Pius X School in Cape Cod, USA. The boys had enjoyed taking the virtual tour of their American school and writing letters telling them about themselves and their own school and locality.
Ms. Maxwell’s Senior Infants didn’t waste any time getting back to work after the Easter break! Her class created these amazing springtime art pieces! Absolutely blooming beautiful!!
Pictured are the boys from Ms. McWeeney’s Senior Infants who got involved in all sorts of activities for Seachtain na Gaeilge. Maith sibh a bhuachaillí!
Many thanks to Linda and Tonia from the Parents’ Association for organising brand new bike racks for our pupils. A lot more students use bicycles and scooters than they used to, so the school needed more space. The bike racks arrived last week from South Dublin County Council and have already made a huge difference! We are very fortunate to …
The boys in Mr. Geraghty’s 6th Class worked on these amazing projects during remote learning. The aim was to upcycle pieces of cardboard found around the home and repurpose them. Conor D, Charlie, Evan W, Sam, Ronan and Adam’s are featured. As you can see, Adam’s doghouse was fully functioning, despite Molly’s reservations!
