We took advantage of the good weather and took our learning outside. We played with sand and water to learn about the concept of capacity. The children were so engrossed in this activity and used lots of maths language whilst chatting with their partners. They talked about containers being full, empty, holding more, holding less. They measured how many spoons would fill a cup
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We have been reading the story “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Carle. We have learned all about the life cycle of the butterfly and have completed lots of activities based on this theme. Today we made Hungry Caterpillar necklaces using painted pasta, beads and card. It was a little tricky but we stuck with it and made some beautiful pieces. We even have
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On Tuesday the 10th of May, some lucky students from 6th Class were brought over to St. James’s CBS Secondary School. They attended a ceremony because they were the lucky recipients of various scholarships to the school. Congratulations to everybody involved!
After enjoying a lovely lunch at the picnic tables in the garden we decided to explore the garden.
When the Gardaí came to visit the boys and girls got a chance to dress up in their uniform. I think you’ll agree that they make the cutest new recruits!
Junior Infants have had some special visitors over the past couple of weeks as part of our topic “People Who Help Us”. On Friday 15th April the Gardaí came to visit us. On Thursday 21st of March Nurse Sharon came into school to tell us all about her job. On Thursday 27th April “Postman Pat” came to visit. Thank you so much to
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Hello everyone! Today we had a picnic in the garden. It was very sunny and we had lots of fun!
We finished our Junior Achievement Programme and were invited to Pioneer Investments, Georges Quay Plaza, to celebrate our Graduation! This programme helped us learn a lot about business. We learned about the different types of business, how they run and how to be successful. When we arrived we got the lift to the 8th floor and looked out over all of Dublin city. We
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