Ms. O'Donovan's sixth class was one of three classes which represented the school at the RDS Primary Science Blast last Wednesday. Our Project was one of 95 on display on the day. Our Project was all about "Food Myths". Does an apple a day really keep the doctor away? and Do carrots really improve your eyesight? Our results showed that apples did improve the health of the 13 people in the class who ate them each day for a month, and that 10 of the 12 children who ate carrots
5th and 6th class came together on Tuesday for a very exciting Tráth na gCeist as part of our Seachtain na Gaeilge activities! The ceisteanna were a bit tricky but everyone got involved, tried their best and most importantly had fun! Well done to the winners!
Ms. Murphy's class had a great week talking about their favourite fiction and non-fiction books, writing character profiles and book reviews and recommending their favourite books and authors to their friends. They also buddied up with 1st class for shared reading and had a world book day quiz with 5th class where they won prizes.
Today they got the opportunity to dress up as their favourite character from a book they've read and there were some brilliant costumes in the cla
First Class made their own pancakes today for Pancake Tuesday! First we put all of our ingredients into a bowl. Then we mixed them together to make the batter. Next we poured the batter onto the pan and watched the pancakes cook. Finally we added our toppings and ate them. They were delicious!