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Peil Ghaelach
Great to have our GAA coach Pauraic back with us today, thanks to Drumree GAA and Dunshaughlin & Royal Gaels for organising the sessions. An he even brought the sunshine!
Read MoreMini Michelangelo’s in Rang 1
Our artisits in Rang 1 were busy painting their own masterpiece this week!
Read MoreLovely Art on Display
Some lovely artwork on display in the corridors, the pupils have been busy since the start of the new scool year!
Read MoreRang 5 & Intel Mini Scientist Competition
A great visit today from Bernie Capraro, research manager at Intel. He spoke to our 5th class pupils about science and the Intel Mini Scientists Competition which the pupils will be entering this year. Míle buíochas Bernie.
Read MoreCycle Safety
Rang 6 are enjoying their weekly cycling lessons and advice from Cycling Ireland.
Read MorePeil Ghaelach
Both boys and girls teams had a great start to this year’s Cumann na mBunscol leagues. The boys had a great victories over Rath Chairn and Dangan while the girls got the better of Scoil Naomh Eoin in a titanic struggle. A big Míle Buíochas le Múinteoirí Laura, Rebecca, Emer agus Caitríona who are organising…
Read MoreFull Attendance
Congratulations to our pupils who have not missed a days school this year. Maith sibh!
Read MoreGaeilgeoir na Míosa
Seo buaiteoirí Gaeilgeoir na Míosa do Mhí Bealtaine & Meitheamh. Táimid thar a bheith bródúil as na páistí go léir sa scoil agus an iarracht atá á dhéanamh acu an Ghaeilge a labhairt. Maith sibh!
Read MoreCouch to 5K
Third and Fourth class started the couch to 5k programme in January. The ten week programme had both classes out running every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning. Each session began with a warm-up. In the first session the ambition was to run for a total of 90 seconds. This in itself was challenging. Apprehension was…
Read MoreGoodbye Kelvin
A great celebration in the hall today to say thank you and goodbye to Kelvin. Many thanks to Múinteoir Pól and to all who helped organise the event and for all the kind donations. Kelvin will be greatly missed by children and staff alike.
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