Motte and Bailey
Ms. Linehan’s Class have been busy creating a Norman Motte and Bailey. They used recycled materials and their art supplies. Most importantly, they collaboratively worked in teams. Beautiful work.
Classes
We are always making things
Playtime is very busy in Senior Infants. While teacher checks homework, phonics and changes reading books we get down to the serious business of making stuff!
Remember Márla!
Aren’t these lovely? Well done guys!
We love Maths
This doesn’t feel like work at all!
Ms Kennedy goes back to college
Ms Kennedy was teaching Senior Infants during September as part of her teaching practice for college. She has gone back to St. Pat’s to finish her studies. We miss her but she is welcome to visit us anytime. Good luck and thanks for the party bags!
September in Sixth!
Hi everyone, sixth class here to tell ye all about our first month in sixth class!
We have had a busy month settling back into school, the summer holidays seem like ages ago!!
Here are a few of the things that we have done during the month;
- Swimming each Wednesday
- Historical walk to the Cork Public Museum in Fitzgeralds Park
- Preparation for our Confirmation has begun
- Cyber-Bullying talk with Mick Finn
- Visiting the school library
- Gaelic Football matches
- The Lord Mayor’s visit
We are looking forward to October already!
Bye for now,
Sixth Class 🙂
Look what we made!
We made some fantastic creations with our box of construction shapes.
Our twins celebrate their 6th birthday
Thanks Mum for sending in all the goodies.
We love the garden
Every day that it is dry we try to get to the garden. It is so interesting. Teacher gives us a job to do like find a spider or an autumn leaf. Then we can go and play for the rest of the time. We have fun with our friends!
The Lollipop Lady
Colette our Lollipop Lady called to Senior Infants. She told us all about Road Safety. We must cross straight across the road in front of her. We must use the green man at the traffic lights to help us cross when she is not there.
Best of all she gave us lollipops going home! Thanks Colette!