Ms. O Sullivan’s class were high fliers on Friday as they launched their most recent science experiments. The boys were looking at air resistance and made their own parachutes to see could their pilots land safely from a height. While one or two came down quiet fast, I’m glad to report all made it. Well done to the boys who …
Sunday 25th May marked a special day in the St. Pius X BNS calendar as our 2nd classes celebrated their First Holy Communion. As always, it was a very happy morning as the three classes came together to celebrate the sacrament. Thanks to Fr Pat for celebrating the sacrament and to the parish team who helped organise the event. A …
Our Junior Navy’s finished their season on Tuesday last. The match was watched on by our new school mascots, Bam and Boo, the Pius Pandas. Well done boys!
Harrison in Ms. Herity’s class went on holiday over Easter to Australia. He put together this amazing project to show us all the fantastic places, animals and people he got to see there! Well done, Harrison!
The 2nd class boys received a visit from Casper Gabriel, Leinster and former Terenure College player yesterday. Casper explained to the boys how he started playing rugby and how he rose up through the ranks to get on the Leinster panel. He even had time to do a quick rugby session with Ms. Devenney’s class. Thanks to Casper and Bodie’s …
Farmer Eoin from Laois returned to St. Pius X BNS with his farm animals to visit the boys and educate them about farming and caring for animals. As you can see from the photos, these junior infants had a great time and even tried to negotiate with Farmer Eoin to bring some of them home. Thanks to Mr. Finnegan for …
Today marked one of our most successful days in our athletics history as we came home with a haul of medals from the Cumann na mBunscol Athletics finals in the National Athletics Morton Stadium in Santry. First up on the podium was Adam in Mr. Geraghty’s class who grasped gold in the U12 Sprint. Next up was Jonah who was …
On Friday last, the 6th class carried on the proud tradition of nominating a charity for their end of year/end of Pius class donation. A long standing tradition, the boys nominate charities and vote to decide on which charity will be the chosen charity. This years charity was ” A Little Lifetime”, an Irish charity which supports bereaved parents of …
