Gingerbread Men
Mr. O Dea, our home school liason teacher, had a nice surprise for us today. He brought gingerbread men for us to ice. We were very creative with our icing. Afterwards we gobbled up our gingerbread men. Yum, Yum!
Mr. O Dea, our home school liason teacher, had a nice surprise for us today. He brought gingerbread men for us to ice. We were very creative with our icing. Afterwards we gobbled up our gingerbread men. Yum, Yum!
Our Healthy Green Schools Committee had a meeting today to discuss climate change and how it is impacting on our world. We tweeted Green Schools Ireland!
The Junior Language Class hard at work
On the last day of school before the Halloween holidays, the Junior and Senior Language Class had a party. We had lots of Halloween goodies for our party. We had barm brack, chocolate eyeballs, chocolate pumpkins and chocolate ghosts. We had buns with orange icing and spooky sprinkles.
First we iced our buns with the orange icing:
Then we put spooky sprinkles on top. Yum Yum!
Then we cut up the barm brack. Some of us spread butter on top. We wondered who was going to find the ring?
It was Eric! He found the ring.
We were stuffed after all our Halloween goodies.
So we got up and danced to Halloween music.
Happy Halloween from all in the Language Classes
We are very proud to announce that the Junior Language Class and the Senior Language Class have completed a six week Life Skills Programme. In this programme the children learned to independently wash their hands, wash their face, brush their teeth and brush their hair. We also poured drinks, buttered toast and biscuits and iced buns. For Halloween we had spooky sprinkles and orange icing for our buns. Yum! Yum! As well as being able to do these skills independently the children also learned how to ask questions such as, “Can I have a drink please?”, they learned specialised language such as pour (the drink), spread (the butter), wrist and thumbs (washing our hands). We also practised using our manners by saying please and thank you and learning to wait for a turn. Well done everyone. Here we are with our certificates.
At Halloween we came to school dressed in our costumes. We had so much fun using our imaginations and playing games in character. Happy Halloween!
5th and 6th class pupils had the honour of meeting author, Michael Morpurgo in City Hall on November 3rd. Michael has written over 120 novels, many of which can be found in our school library.
On November 2nd, 5 pupils from 6th Class attended UCC to celebrate 200 years since the birth of George Boole. Boole was a ground breaking mathematician who worked in UCC and his work laid the foundations for the digital age.