The boys in Ms Pleamonn’s 3rd class were celebrating Chinese New Year last year. 2022 is the year of the tiger. The boys worked collaboratively to create dragons. A symbol of wisdom, power and good fortune in Chinese culture.
Peter in Ms Dunne’s class had a treat for everyone this week. Peter dressed up in traditional Vietnamese clothing to wish everyone a happy Vietnamese New Year. Thanks Peter for sharing
Boys across the school celebrated St. Brigid’s day yesterday by recounting the stories about her life as well as looking at some of the traditions she inspired. As always, there was plenty of rushes on hand, sourced from north Galway, to enable to boys to try to weave St. Brigid’s crosses. The boys in 5th class greatly enjoyed the endeavor …
February 1st marked the beginning of the Chinese New Year… 2022 being ‘The Year of the Tiger’. This was the theme for Mr. Réamonn’s mind-bending monthly challenge for January. The boys were set a Wordsmiths challenge and tasked with identifying pairs of animals whose names were jumbled together. The winners selected from the 174 entries this month were Sam from Mr. …
Our Aistear theme ‘African Market’ was so much fun. Through play, we learned so much about Africa. From animals, to food, to traditional ndebele art and jewellery. We set up a classroom African market where we role played buying and selling fruit, veg, jewellery and crafts. We even got to make smoothies using tropical fruit.
Daniel from Ms. Crosbie’s Class has put together a project to showcase all the reasons why Man United is ‘The best team in English football’! Daniel has been busy presenting his project at school and trying his best to convert as many Liverpool supporters as possible! A big thank you to Ms. Herity for all her help!
A huge thank you and well done to everyone who supported our 2021 SVP Non-Uniform Day in December. The generosity of our school community is just incredible. The funds were distributed locally over the Christmas. Below, Charlie and Harry from Mr. Dillon’s class can be seen holding the letter of thanks from SVP
Meet Senan and Harry. Our two talented students in Mr. Dillon’s 4th class. Mr. Coyle commissioned Senan to paint a picture for the school using oil paints and Harry sketched an incredible picture of a lion. Both pieces of artwork will hang on the walls of St. Pius X for ever more.
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 …
