Kate O’ Reilly contacted Today FM about participating in this worthy cause. Some of the girls in 6th class gathered together to learn a dance to raise money for The Irish Cancer Society. They performed it at 12:30 with the whole school. Students were encouraged to wear yellow and to bring in a donation of €2.
To see us dancing click on the following link Dancer for Cancer
Pupils from thirty-two primary schools across Meath came to St Mary’s today and participated in the annual County Spelling Bee Final! Our very own ‘Spelling Champion’ didn’t have too far to travel, but she brought plenty of support along with her – her family, her classmates in 6th Class and her teacher, Ms Dineen. The tension was high from start to finish. We are all extremely proud of ‘our star’ for reaching the final round and finishing in the runner-up spot! Despite not making it to the Leinster Final, the ‘second best speller in Meath’ told us that she really enjoyed the competition! You only have to look at her beaming smile in the photo below to realise that she meant it!
Local historian and councillor, Mr Noel French, brought the pupils in Room 30 on a short walking tour of Trim this morning. We listened to plenty of historical stories from the believable to the bizarre! It was a great experience.
On Friday March 22nd our school choir, made up of pupils from fifth and sixth classes, brought the house down with their performance. They sang the following four songs:
School Choir – ‘You can Count on Me’
School Choir – ‘Answering Machine’
Ms O’ Connor played the piano and conducted along with Ms McKenna.
They were great too!!
Tháinig na páistí ó sheomra 15 (Rang 2) agus ó sheomra 16 (Rang 3) le chéile chun tionól iontach a dhéanamh dúinn sa halla inniu. Chan siad go leor amhráin trí Ghaeilge i dteannta le gníomhaíochtaí. Ghléas siad suas agus rinne siad dráma. Bhain an lucht féachana taitneamh as an ndráma agus thug siad bualadh bos mór do na páistí. Ag deireadh an tionól chualamar ceol traidisiúnta sa halla agus i bpreab na súl thosaigh roinnt mhaith páistí ag rince. Bhí siad ar fheabhas! D’fhág na páistí, na tuismitheoirí, na múinteoirí agus na cuairteoirí an halla go sona sásta. Tá Seachtain na Gaeilge thart anois, ach beidh sé ar ais an bhliain seo chugainn, le cúnamh Dé!
Bhí Tráth na gCeist againn sa halla tráthnóna inniu (12ú Márta). Ghlac go leor páistí ó rang a trí go rang a sé páirt sa chomórtas. Chaith siad uair amháin ag smaoineamh agus ag caint trí Ghaeilge. Thaitin an gníomhaíocht go mór le gach duine!
Bhí ceol agus craic sa halla ag tús Seachtain na Gaeilge (8ú Márta) nuair a chuir na páistí ó sheomra a deich tionól iontach os ár gcomhair! Bhí an banna ceoil ag seinm freisin. Chan gach éinne Amhrán ha bhFiann ag deireadh an ceiliúradh. Beidh tuilleadh gníomhaíochtaí againn i rith Seachtain na Gaeilge – fanaigí linn!
Many of our pupils dressed up today as a variety of characters to celebrate World Book Day 2019! Check out the photos below!
We held the final of our school’s Spelling Bee yesterday afternoon. Nineteen pupils from 5th and 6th Classes took part. The audience, made up of all the pupils from 2nd to 6th Classes, waited nervously as the spellers approached the microphone one by one. Some words proved to be more challenging than others. Eventually, the winner was crowned. Our ‘Champion Speller’ will now go forward to represent us in the county final. It will take place here at St Mary’s on 3rd April and we all wish her the very best of luck!
This morning the pupils in Room 18 reminded us all about the importance of being alert and staying safe on our roads. They used Hi-Viz jackets, helmets, a bicycle, signs, posters and an action song during their assembly. Clelia Murphy (from “Dancing With The Stars”) came to see the assembly. After the assembly, she showed us some of her stylish shoes from the dance competition and she taught us how to dance the Charleston! In return, we taught her how to do ‘The Floss’!
