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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Seachtain na Gaeilge, 1916 Dráma, Tráth na gCeist
March proved to be an extremely busy month in the school. 5th class had the opportunity to read an Irish novel. The story of Lisín and how she would rather be a pirate than a princess became enjoyable reading for … Continue reading
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1916 Projects
The children in 5th class created some wonderful projects for the 1916 commemorations. This varied between videos, GPO model and display projects on the main developments of the Easter Rising … Continue reading
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Invitation to Proclamation Day Drama
We would love to see you all at St Mary’s dramatisation of the 1916-2016 Easter Rising. It will begin at 1pm on Tuesday the 15th of March. All are welcome and admission is free.
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We have an incubator in the classroom for the last few weeks. The farmer gave us some eggs and we carefully put them into the incubator to keep them warm. We are waiting patiently in Room 9 for our eggs … Continue reading
March 11, 2016
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Celebrating World Book Day
1st class are celebrating World Book Day with a trip to Trim Library! We love reading in 1st class. Wishing everyone a great day – happy reading!!
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All About 1916!
Seomra 31 have been busy learning all about the 1916 Easter Rising. We have been examining newspapers from the time and we also read the novel “The Guns of Easter” by Gerard Whelan, which was an interesting and exciting read! It … Continue reading
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