Today, we remember especially our classmate and friend, Michael Horgan, from Ms. Dunne’s 2nd Class who passed away earlier this week. Michael made a lasting impact on everyone he met. He was very popular in class and his never ending positivity and inquisitiveness put everyone in good humour. We are very proud that Michael is a pupil of St. Pius …
Bhí Luke ag obair go dian an seachtaine seo caite í rang Ms. O Sullivan. Rinne se an postaer seo chun cabhrú a chairde lena briathra gaeilge . D’usaid se a suim í peil chun an aimsir caite a mhiniú. Mhaith an buachaill Luke. ______________________________________________________________________ Luke in Ms. O Sullivan’s class was working hard last week. He made a poster …
The admission window for accepting applications for boys who will start in Junior Infants in September 2024 is now open. Please click on the link below to bring you to the admissions page of our website where you will find our admissions policy, criteria and application form. The window will remain open until November 10th. Any application received after this …
The boys in Ms. Stewart’s class are having lots of fun learning to sort colours and sizes in their maths lesson today. Can you try to sort some items by colours and sizes at home?
Michael in Ms. Dunne’s 2nd class had two special visitors to his house last night! Dublin players Colm and Ryan Basquel came over with the Sam Maguire Cup! We hope to have Sam in St Pius X BNS soon, but Michael (who always thinks of others!) got flags signed by the players for his classmates so they had something to …
The boys in Ms. Dunne’s 2nd class helped Ms. Mooney planting flowers in the school gardens. They will bloom again in springtime and St. Pius X will be a colourful wonderland. Well done boys!
Bobby in Ms. Devenney’s class had a successful weekend, scoring three times, a hat trick, playing for his club Terenure Rangers in their match V Blessington at the weekend. Well done Bobby!
The boys in Ms. O Kelly’s class went Dotty for international dot day last week. They were inspired by the famous artist Yayoi Kusama. Didn’t they do a great job!
In September 2024 a new math’s curriculum will be introduced as part of the Department of Education’s updating of the primary school curriculum which is in place since 1999. Over this academic year, teachers will be upskilling to ensure we are ready to deliver the new curriculum next year. The Department of Education has published this leaflet and short video …
