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Website Wednesday 24th April
[nggallery id=109]Kyle D: At 7:45 on Tuesday,we made our First Confession. See all our photos above of the ones we put on the sheep.
Dylan: We drew houses. I drew a castle.
John: We are learning about spiders,worms,snails,ladybirds and earwigs.
Lee: We are learning the word for swimming pool ”linn snámha” and we must remember it till Thursday. We also made ‘I’m sorry ‘ pictures for our First Confession.
Kyle: We did P.E and we played Lees new game from Tom and Jerry – Tom and Butch. It is my new favourite game!
Sport Day 2013
A date for your diaries: Our annual day of sport will take place in Irishtown stadium on Friday, June 14th from 10am to 12pm. Come along and join in the fun!
Website Wednesday
Oisín: We did bar graphs. We did our favourite schoool books and our favourite animals.
Kyle S: We made our sheep for our Penance on Tuesday week.
Luke C: we got our picture taken today for our sheep.
John: We made monkeys because we are learning about homes and the jungle is the wild animals home.
Witamy Dar Młodziezy / Welcome Dar Mlodziezy
The famous Polish sail Training Vessel “Dar Mlodziezy” or “Gift of Youth” in English arrived in Dublin Port today and will stay until Saturday.
This beautiful Fully Rigged ship is over 108 metres length and is operated as a Sail Training Academy by Gydnia Maritime University in Poland.
She will be docked on Sir John Rogersons Quay, providing a great opportunity to get a close up look at one of Europe’s finest vessels. Mr. Booth took his class down to the East Link Bridge to watch the ship arrive. Here are some pictures he took.
Poszliśmy zobaczyć statek Dar Mlodziezy ktory bedzie w Dublinie do Soboty.
NCI Careers Project
The boys from Mr. Booth’s class received certificates and warm praise for their excellent projects on careers. The boys worked in groups and researched four different careers. They interviewed an actor, a computer game designer, a carpenter and an actor as part of their projects. They also made posters and presented their work to a panel of judges in the NCI where they answered questions about their projects. Well done boys!
Easter games and Easter Winners!
[nggallery id=108]First and Second class played some Easter games – winning prizes left right and centre! Here are the pictures from the day.
20th March Website Wednesday
Scott: We did graphs in Maths – our categories were our favourite colours and our favourite food and our favourite animals.
Adam: Today I made my Easter chick and I painted my 2 hands orange for the chicks wings. Scott did it with me. I had a cough but now I’m a bit bettter.
Kian: There was a parade on Monday and I did some karate in the parade.
John : Today we are going out to PE to play cat and mouse and other games.
Soccer 2013
The soccer season is now underway. We have been training since Autumn and we have a squad of 20 players made up from 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th classes. Unfortunately it is only possible to choose 11 players and 4/5 substitutes for each game so there are a few unlucky players left off the panel at times. We will try to rotate the subs as much as possible so that all 20 players get to wear the school jersey at some stage this season. The school will also try to organise a friendly match or two before the end of the school year. The team has 3 league games this season. We are in FAIS Division 5C. The other teams are Rathfarnham ET, Chapelizod and Monkstown ET.
Results to date:
Game 1. Home V Rathfarnaham:
We enjoyed a comfortable victory in our first competitive match of the year. Ceilim (3), Scott, Dylan and Jake were on target in a 6-0 win.
Game 2. Away to Chapelizod.
We were made to work much harder for victory in our second game. It was a very good team performance in windy conditions in the Phoenix Park. We were 1-0 up at half-time thanks to Scott’s goal and after weathering a storm early in the second half we pulled away from the opposition before the end thanks to further goals from Igor and Ceilim (2).
Game 3: Home v Monkstown ETNS.
On a windy afternoon in Ringsend St. Patrick’s emerged victorious on a scoreline of 5 goals to 1. Ceilim put us ahead midway through the first half but Monkstown soon equalised. Scott scored to nudge us ahead before the break and a further 3 goals from Ceilim in the second half saw us home safely. It was a good team performance. Craig had an outstanding match in goal for us and Ceilim was on fire in front of goal. All 6 substitutes came on and it was great to see these young players playing so confidently. Well done boys.
We are now through to the knockout stages. It has yet to be decided if that will be a quarter-final or semi-final.
Squad: Craig, Dean, Cian, Ceilim (C), Scott, Joshua, Igor, Tymek, Dylan, Stephen, Cian T, Rhys, Jake, Jack, Evan C, Aaron, Lance, Paul, Darragh, Evan K.
13th March Website Wednesday
Luke P: We are making Leprechauns for Paddys Day.
Lee: We painted pictures using symmetry .We painted on one side and it appears on the other side.
Adam: We painted pasta in green, white and orange for St. Patricks Day.
John: On Friday we made Mothers Day cards and baskets. The baskets had sweets in them, I put some more sweets in my Mams.
Nikita: We are going swimming tomorrow. I like swimming.
Luke C: We made our world out of a paper plate with pictures of boats and pigs.
