We explored mammals this week. We learned to distinguish between mammals and other living things. We also explored the medium of print and look at the amazing mammal prints that we created. We have had great fun and have learned
Just look at how the nests turned out!!! The birds seem happy anyway!
We were so excited to return to the subject of birds this week! We examined some birds' nests and marveled at the feat of engineering that is a bird's nest. We then had a go at creating our own nests-not
We turned our attention to trees this week. We learned about the legendary "Green Man" the mythical guardian of the trees. We were thrilled to create our own "Green Men"-our trees are well protected now!
We have just started a five-week programme with artist Órla Bates under the Heritage in Schools scheme. We will explore living things and biodiversity over the course of the next five weeks. We had great fun today exploring our hedgerows
We were lucky to have renewed both our Green-Schools Flag and our Active Schools Flag last year. Before Easter, Mr Walsh raised our ASF and the cailíní in Rang 6 raised the Green-Schools Flag. A great reward for all
We are very excited to be working on the theme of Biiodiversity for the next two years. In January 2022, we began to map the school grounds so that we could get working on a plan for the coming
Thanks to Creative Schools, we were able to invite two artists to the school recently and all of the children participated in the "Missing" Workshop. We learned about biodiversity and about a number of insects that are in danger, in
Rang 4,5 6 have been learning about different habitats with Ms Shannon in Science. Here they are with the amazing habitats that they created in small groups. Well done everyone!
Wow-just look at our new bicycle shelter which was installed recently. A huge thanks to Green-Schools for the funding and thanks to our Parents Association Secretary, Bridget for coming up with the idea last year. Now we just need lots
