We had a brilliant time at Drumpelier Park yesterday. We learned about swans and ducks, we saw cool plants and trees and even heard about a spider that can make a web… UNDERWATER! What a fun day!

We had a great class trip last week. We went to see Trix the T-Rex at the Kelvin Hall. It was BRILLIANT! First, we decided who our partners would be for the day. After that, we buckled up our seatbelts … Continue reading →

As part of our ‘When Gran Was A Girl’ topic, we’ve been investigating aspects of life in the past. Recently, we’ve been looking at how people listened to music. Nowadays, it’s easy to stream music on your phone or tablet. … Continue reading →

We have a very talented class in P.2. Last week, one boy brought in an example of some artwork that he was working on at home. First, he showed off his artwork to our class and told us about the … Continue reading →

We have been working very hard in Primary 7 in preparation for the upcoming Gaelic football tournament. By discussing team tactics and communicating well with each other we are able to connect passes and perform some great defensive tactics. As … Continue reading →

It was a lovely day for the infants last Friday. P.1, P.2 and P.3 all came together to create a healthy eating cafe for all three classes. Let’s talk about the work that P.2 have been doing… First, we decided … Continue reading →

We’ve been busy gardening this week. We planted giant sunflower seeds in our class propagator. This will help our seedlings to grow a bit quicker. We need to water them every day so there’s going to be plenty of work … Continue reading →

We have been learning all about The Egyptians and  the children have worked very hard on their projects.                              We have enjoyed working on our Egyptian Art and created fabulous wall displays.        

We’ve been studying the work of Roy Lichtenstein in class. He was a famous Pop Artist who used bright colours, stripes and dots to create his work.   Inspired by him, we decided to create some Lichtenstein Sunrises. First, we coloured … Continue reading →