Bhí an fhoireann glas ag imirt cluiche in aghaidh Naomh Iosef Tír an Íuir an Mháirt seo caite i gColáiste Tír an Íuir. Cluiche spórtúil a bhí ann. Míle buíochas le Mr. Ring i Naomh Iosef a bhí an griangraphadoir ag an gcluiche.
Bhí na buachaillí ar fhoireann ‘Sinsear Bán’ ag imirt in aghaidh Scoil Naomh Íosef an seachtaine seo caite i gColaíste Tír an Íuir. Bhí an aimsir go hiontach agus bhí cluiche an crua, sportuil ar siúl. Míle Buíochas le Mr Ring as Scoil Naomh Íosef a bhí mar griangraphadoir ag an gcluiche. Beidh cluiche amháin fós le himirt in aghaidh …
Ryan in Mr. Finnegan’s class recently went to watch the Irish rugby team train in the Aviva Stadium before their upcoming 6 Nations game V England. Not only that, but he was given a signed jersey by player Robbie Henshaw. How lucky was that!! Ryan and all the boys in Mr. Finnegan’s class can’t wait to shout on Ireland on …
The boys in third class were admiring the new paint job on the side of the PE hall. With a green bottom and blue top, the boys were trying to figure out why JJ decided to paint those colours. Mr. Coyle has told us something big is happening and we will just have to wait and see!!
The boys in Ms. Pleamonn’s class continue on their eco journey. This time, the boys were on a quest to learn about birds and birds nests. Well done boys!
To celebrate World Book Day, the boys in Ms. Gallagher’s class brought in their favourite book. We practiced our reading super powers including ‘partner power’ and ‘book talk power’ by telling our partners all of our favourite parts of the book.
Ms. Brogan had to look twice on Thursday morning as her class was overtaken with characters who had escaped from the schools library. Of course this was part of World Book Day. The boys did extra DEAR time and are continuing to improve their reading skills in 1st class. Thankfully it wasn’t too hard to find Wally!!
Our Senior Whites had to battle hard in Terenure College against our rivals St. Mary’s Rathfarnham in what was the game of the year today. Having gone behind at half time, it was an up hill battle in the second half, but the boys fought hard to earn a point. The boys march on, with two games left in the …
Our pancake puns aren’t great today. We’ll try do batter next year! Ms. Robinson’s boys sampled a selection of fruit, chocolate and lemon/sugar pancakes and devoured each and every one of them.
Ms. Crosbie’s Class had a busy Tuesday as they prepared pancakes ahead of the start of Lent. The boys enjoyed the treat and now being extra good for the next few weeks.
