Hi everyone! Welcome back to school! Follow our blog to see what we are doing in class.
January fun
January in Junior Infants was all about healthy eating and getting fit. We had our very own exercise classes, we wrote fitness plans and we built eqiupment for the gym!
First class scientists in First Class!
The boys and girls in First Class were extremely busy during science week. We made predictions before carrying out and recording some experiments. We mixed colours, created static electricity, dropped mentos into coke and watched an egg soften in vinegar. We even got a taste of what life was like for penguins in the Antartica […]
Le Cheile Walkway buddies – Monica’s 4th Class and Sinéad’s Senior Infants
We are really enjoying our Wednesday afternoons on the walkway together. The children get to share their news each week with their walking buddy, while getting lots of fresh air and exercise. We have proudly completed an impressive 20 laps.
Christmas in Senior infants
It was a busy December in Senior Infants, the children made reindeer food, sorted out toys, wrapped them and packed Santa’s sleigh ready for delivery AND did lots and lots of lovely Art. Now we are learning all about homes and writing about our own homes. Watch this space to see all our hard work!
2018 – Athlete of the Year
A huge congratulations to Oliver Carolan from fifth class who was recently chosen as Boyne Athlete of the Year- 2018 for the third year running! He is a member of Boyne Athletics Club and we are all very proud of his great achievement . We look forward to hearing lots more about him in the […]
Science week in 6th class
Aidan’s 6th class recently investigated and demonstrated various experiments during science week. Fiona’s 5th class attended a demonstration day to see how each one worked.
Christmas Concerts 2018 – Timetable
Christmas Concert Times 2018 Dear Parents and Guardians, We look forward to seeing you at our Christmas concerts, as do the children. We ask that, on the day, you do not leave the hall until the concert is over unless it is absolutely necessary. People leaving the hall during performances is disruptive and demoralising for […]
