First Class began a Pen Pal project this term. This project involved pairing all the children in the class with another First Class pupil from a local school. All the children were very excited to find out their pen pal’s name and begin writing. Everyone worked so...
1st-3rd News
December in 1st Class
December was a fun-filled month in First Class. All the boys and girls were very excited to have the opportunity to visit Santa Claus at the Mansion House. The children got to ask him many questions, and they made a special promise to get to bed on time on Christmas...
3rd & 4th Class Dublin Port Trip
Sustainable Christmas Tree – 3rd Class
December has been a busy month for us in 3rd class! From November we started gathering up empty water bottles from all the classes in the school. Instead of the water bottles going into the bin, we used them to make a sustainable Christmas tree for the classroom!...
3rd Class parachutes
3rd class tested their parachutes after weeks of careful planning and preparation. We are delighted to say that all chocolate eggs survived their trips in the parachutes. Although some parachtues worked better than others, all groups ensured that they protected the...
3rd Class – “The Candy Bomber”
This month, 3rd class were inspired by the story 'The Candy Bomber', which tells the true-story of how American Lieutenant Halvorsen dropped candy from his plane to children in Berlin after WWII using parachutes made from handkerchiefs. 3rd class have been working...
2nd Class Art
Last month in 2nd Class, we were learning all about Jackson Pollock, an American abstract artist. We looked at lots of Jackson Pollock’s different paintings and some of the words that 2nd class came up with to describe his work were “weird”, “different”,...
First Class Christmas Play and Santa visit
First Class had a wonderfully busy December. We really enjoyed learning the many songs and practicing our lines for our play, The Sleepy Shepherd. We performed our play for classes within the school in the build up to our big performance for our families. The children...












