Senan in 2nd class and his family went to ‘THE ZONE’ in Navan, County Meath. He went to the racetrack and got ready to get SPEEDY. His best lap was 21.694 seconds. He went under a tunnel. He did 93 laps in total. ‘Written by Callum and Senan from Ms.Pleamonn’s 2nd Class. Have a good day everyone. Callum is on …
Congratulations to our Yellow Ball Tennis team who beat St. Michael’s in their encounter today (Monday). The team have won an impressive 8 matches from 9 in their fixtures to date. The final group game will take place in Templeogue Tennis Club and is against Castle Park. The team will progress to the next stage of the Division 2 league …
Below are the fixtures for the upcoming Cumann na mBunscol matches which run for the next few weeks. This year we have over 70 boys taking part with 4 teams entered into competition. Thanks to all the teachers who give their time and ensure that all boys who wish to play get the opportunity to represent the school. Thanks to, …
Ms. Stewarts boys have been exploring the Zoo as this months theme in Aistear. They are having a whale of a time, exploring the different aspects of zoo life.
Jamie Lyon’s in Ms. O’Dell’s 3rd class brought in his expanding art collection to school today. He has completed a variety of sketches and continues to develop his talent by attending art lessons outside of school. These are a few of his completed pieces. He holds his favourite two sketches. Well done, Jamie!
St. Pius X BNS is now closed for the Easter Break and will reopen on Monday April 17th at 08.45. Have a look at our termly newsletter which highlights some of the activities that have been happening since Christmas. Easter Newsletter 2023
Sunday, April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day. There were lots of celebrations in Ms. Herity’s class. Jackson gave his classmates a wonderful presentation all about Autism, and the boys learned that autism can make amazing things happen!
Ms. O’Kelly’s boys have been very busy this term and have now well established themself in the St. Pius X school community. Here is a snapshot of all the hard work and fun they have completed. And after a good rest at Easter, they will be back, looking forward to Term 3
Frankie Donegan in Ms O’Dell’s 3rd class completed his first ever guitar exam last week. He came into school today to show off his official ‘Trinity College London’ certificate, in which he received a ‘Merit’ in Grade 1 Classical guitar. We look forward to seeing him up on stage in a few years time! Well done, Frankie!
On Tuesday the boys from fourth class were privileged to have an expert on wildlife and biodiversity show them what was on our doorstep in Bushy Park and along the River Dodder. Michéal Coughlan from Heritage in Schools took the boys on a most interesting, guided walk, pointing out the various wild flowers and distinguishing native from invasive. They also …
