4th class had a great day yesterday in Carlow College learning how to weave willow and lots about the Middle Ages and Vikings. Thank you to the Heritage Council of Ireland for inviting us.
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Medieval Drama!
The children wrote, directed and starred in their own medieval plays today during history class. The black plague took anyone who wasn’t already victim to medieval style punishment! 🎭🏰🗡️🐀
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We learned all about the importance of dandelions for our pollinators this week. We also made dandelion honey. If you like marmalade you’ll love this recipe. We used Dee Sewell’s recipe from Greenside Up
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Aw, delighted you found it and hope everyone enjoyed it ☺️
We had a fantastic day in Carlow College with Heritage for Schools and the Heritage council. We learned about swallows, explored medieval artefacts and learned about bees.
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Eimear and Caroline s class had a brilliant time at the Heritage Day in St. Patricks College. The sun may not have been shinning, but it is always warm enough for icecream.
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We are going to take part in No Mow May. We will leave our wildflowers to grow to help the pollinators. Biodiversity in Schools
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Great news !
Eimear and Caroline s class had a fun day at The Lidl Farm today. They learned loads and especially enjoyed the train ride through the distribution centre.
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MAY MID-TERM CAMP
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Gary, Laura and Eoin are running a camp for children from Junior Infants to 6th Class during the May mid-term break.
The camp will run from Tueday the 7th to Friday the 10th of May.
Children at the camp will receive a snack and hot lunch each day.
To sign your child/children up, please fill in the form below:
forms.gle/fYuQWWbs73VW5uFGA
If you've any queries, please email carlowcamps@gmail.com
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We were very lucky to have Zach from 4th class visit us today. He told us all about his project about Greek Mythology.
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I'm so v proud of u zach well done . I really enjoyed learning about the Greek gods and goddess too !
Here is the link to the first episode of RTÉjr, Let’s Find Out, featuring children from our school. Our students are in the second half of the show.
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Third Class students went on a nature walk today to celebrate World Earth Day. They used charts to identify local flora and fauna and learned about the wonderful dandelion flower from Susanne. 🌏
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MAY MID-TERM CAMP
Gary, Laura and Eoin are running a camp for children from Junior Infants to 6th Class during the May mid-term break.
The camp will run from Tueday the 7th to Friday the 10th of May.
Children at the camp will receive a snack and hot lunch eash day.
To sign your child/children up, please fill in the form below:
forms.gle/fYuQWWbs73VW5uFGA
If you've any queries, please email carlowcamps@gmail.com
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In September, Let's Find Out came to our school and filmed lots of content for their science show. Children from our school feature in a couple of the episodes across the series.
Finally we can announce that the new season of our RTEjr show Let's Find Out: Protecting Planet Earth! will start broadcasting weekdays on RTEjr on Monday from May 13th. Plus all episodes will be available to stream on RTE Player, also from May 13th.
But before that, to mark World Earth Day, two episodes will be released on RTEjr's You Tube channel this Monday April 22nd!
The episodes are:
For The Birds featuring children from Carlow Educate Together and the search for baby Barn Owls thanks to Bird Watch Ireland.
and
Plastic featuring children from CBS Tralee.
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Parent Info meeting about review of Behaviour Policy today.
Just a reminder that today's meeting for parents will take place in the hall at 9:30am. On online version will take place this evening at 7pm. A link will be sent by email today to all parents.
Looking forward to seeing you today.
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Garden Club is not on this Wednesday the 17th of April. We will be back on the 24th. Thanks 😊
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Caroline and Eimear’s class collected old tins and decorated them and turned them into Bee and Insect Hotels. Welcome everyone to the the newest bed in town "The Busy Bee’s Hotel" 2nd class are delighted with their work. #beechampions Biodiversity in Schools
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MAY MID-TERM CAMP
Gary, Laura and Eoin are running a camp for children from Junior Infants to 6th Class during the May mid-term break.
The camp will run from Tueday the 7th to Friday the 10th of May.
Children at the camp will receive a snack and hot lunch eash day.
To sign your child/children up, please fill in the form below:
forms.gle/fYuQWWbs73VW5uFGA
If you've any queries, please email carlowcamps@gmail.com
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Behaviour Policy review
On Thursday the 18th of April at 9:30am we will hold a meeting for parents and guardians about our Behaviour Policy. We are in the process of reviewing the policy at the moment and are eager to include parent contributions to this process. We welcome all to come, have a cup of tea, and have a discussion on where we are right now in terms of behaviour and what we want for our school in terms of policy. An online meeting will be held that evening at 7pm for those who can't make the morning session. This is the same day as our Bookfair, so hopefully the time will suit you. Looking forward to seeing you then.
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Eimear and Carolines class had a lovely time in the Visual today. They learned lots about the process of creating sculptures. The drew with charcoal and then made some abstract sculptures of their own. They really enjoyed it.
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Eimear and Carolines class did some research into their favourite animal and created flip books to show what they learned. They did amazing work and we all learned loads today. Well done everyone...
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