Everyone is looking forward to St. Pius Wellbeing Week 2021 from Monday 31st May-Friday 4th June! The boys can wear their tracksuits each day. No formal homework!! Just choose a selection of activities from the Wellbeing Menu which will be given to each boy on Monday. Some of them could be done ‘en famille.’ For your convenience, instructions for the …
In preparation for the PGA, the Masters, and the Open, Golf has started for the 6th class boys after school. With Mr. Geraghty’s on Mondays and Mr. Dillon’s on Tuesdays, boys have been practicing their chipping and putting as well as the fundamentals of golf. Mr. Finnegan, Mr. Faherty and Mr. Smyth’s years of experience combined wouldn’t come close to …
Recently our school was visited by the Department of Education Divisional Inspector, Peadar Ó Muirí. He reviewed all of our Covid strategies, visited classrooms, and spoke to staff and pupils. He was extremely impressed with what he saw and found our school to be fully Covid compliant. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in our community …
Ms. Mooney’s class had a great day out in Bushy Park. They were looking for the signs of spring. . .and they came across five baby cygnets in the pond! Then there was fun and games in the playground to finish a great day out.
This week the boys in Ms. McWeeney’s class were very busy researching different animals you might find in the zoo. The boys combined their animal knowledge with their group to produce amazing projects about African animals, birds, farm animals, reptiles, primates, and water-based animals. They then presented some pretty elephant facts to the class. Maith sibh a bhuachaillí!
We had fun today in Bushy Park. We were looking for living and non-living things. We saw five new baby cygnets in the Pond! We finished off by having great fun in the playground!! Thanks to Yvonne and Mr. Finnegan for helping us on our adventure.
Brothers Pearse, Max, and Harry showed classmates in Mr. Kealy’s 4th class, Ms. Stewart’s 1st class, and Ms. Devenney’s Junior Infants photos of remains found by their Dad on an archaeological dig in Bettystown, Co Meath. The remains, all buried in an easterly direction, date back to 600AD and will help archeologists to reconstruct past human activities, diet, and …
