Our GreenSchools Committee have been busy planting. We planted sunflowers, lettuce, beetroot and pumpkins. Some seeds were planted outdoors and others were put in pots on the windowsills to be planted later.
The first annual St. Brigid’s Cup was won by the Junior side 2-1 in a competitive fixture. Both teams enjoyed great support from the side-lines.
Our sixth classes were one of only thirty groups nationwide picked to take part in a new camogie training programme. On Thursday they went down to Erin’s Isle to show off their skills.
Bhi criac agus spraoi againn le haghaidh seachatain na Gaeilge. 
Bhi na paiste ag canadh agus ag rince.
Our school community was very excited about Engineering Week.
We held a competition to see who could build the best tower. The tower had to be at least 50cm tall and able to withstand a strong wind. Extra marks were given for imaginative structures and use of recycled materials.
You can see some of our winners below. The standard was amazing and we want to commend our students and thank parents for their support!
We are working on the Marine Environment Green Flag. As part of this 6th Class took part in a waterways competition. They designed 3D models of how the water around our shores should be used and protected.
We were delighted to receive our 6th Green Flag. This was in recognition of our work on the theme of Energy and Global Citizenship. We were awarded our flag in an online ceremony. 
6th Class were learning about the Marine Environment and wrote some poetry.
A beady eyed fish, A seahorse made the water go swish, A plastic water bottle, An earring has sunk to the bottom, A shark with a plan, There is a sunken fan, A clam with a pearl, That man who is littering is named Earl, A lovely red ribbon, The dolphins belly jiggled, An old whale, All part of a fishes tale. By Brooke Boyd What’s in the Ocean? A bottle, a squid An a couple of quid, An eagles feather, And a fish hook tether, An aluminium dish, And a school of fish, A plastic bottle wrapper, And a stingray zapper, And a bunch of dolphins. By Megan Mc What’s in the Sea? What could there be? A multicoloured fish, A leftover dish, A deck of cards, And some candy bars. A clam with a bead, A shark with a really sharp nose, And a starfish doing a pose. By Daisy Buckley
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We really enjoyed celebrating World Book Day 2022! We decorated doors, dressed up as characters from books, designed Book covers, wrote Book reports and had a zoom meeting with a famous author. We hope everyone enjoyed celebrating their love of books!
We were very lucky to have a visit from storyteller Neil De Burca. He amazed us with his stories of the Northern lights, Estonia and local Irish tales. You can watch more of his stories at https://storyteller.ie/blog/category/videos/
