The One Book One Community Project was launched by the lord Mayor at the Lough today. Children from all the local primary schools gathered together to begin a fortnight of work on Michael Morpurgo’s “Mr. Nobody’s Eyes.” World Champion, Bernard Dunne popped along to encourage all our young people to keep up their love of reading.
We had a lovely cake and treats for a very special girl who was 6 last week. All her friends were very happy. Thanks mum for bringing everything in.
We picked a lovely day to go to The Lough. We had fun in the playground. We spotted baby goslings and baby ducklings on our walk. We can’t wait until the baby cygnets are hatched.
No, we are not adding another extension to our school, but if we were these children would be well able to design and build it.
Jennifer helped us make these fabulous Easter chick and nest buns. We are so proud of our work! Happy Easter Everyone!
Ryan is our only birthday in March! Happy 6th birthday!
We went to our local shop St Joseph stores. We bought sweets for 20c. Ray is so kind, he gave us all a free lollipop going back to school.
We dressed up as our favourite book character. The winners got an Easter Egg.
Ms. Rice’s 6th Class took 3rd prize in the Discover Cork Schools’ Heritage Project Competition. Their project was a very thorough history of their 160 year old school and included a history of the famous Greenmount area. The class carried out an interview with past pupil and former Lord Mayor, Toddy O’Sullivan, to find out what school was like in the past. This is the second big win for Greenmount in this competition in recent years. 