A total number of thirty-eight boys and girls from Scoil Mhuire N.S. participated in the FAI Primary 5-a-side Competition on Friday March 24th 2017. The event took place on the all-weather pitches in Sean Coill, Parteen. It was a little chilly but there was beautiful sunshine throughout and it was dry too. Students from fourth, fifth and sixth classes participated. There were three boys’ teams and two girls’ teams. The children represented the school really well and played fairly and sportingly in each match. The children enjoyed the day very much.
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Seachtain na Gaeilge 2017
Bhí na páistí ag canadh, ag damhsa agus ag spraoi!
Tag Rugby Blitz
Well done to all the boys and girls from 5th and 6th who took part in the Tag Rugby blitz today in Dooradoyle. Thanks to Éilis Crampton and Kay Healy for taking them.
World Book Day 2017
On Thursday 2nd March the school celebrated World Book Day and on Friday 3rd March many children came to school as their favourite book character. All classes got time to do Paired Reading, where a child from an older class gets an opportunity to read with a child from a younger class, which was enjoyed by all.
The school also celebrated 30 years of Where’s Wally!
Pancake Tuesday 2017
Many thanks to the Parent’s Council who cooked Pancakes for all the children and teachers in the school on Shrove (Pancake) Tuesday 28th February.
P.E. Video Friday 10th February
P.E. in Glenstal for Junior Classes
Thanks to Tony Breen and his Transition Year Students for doing P.E. with Junior Infants, Senior Infants, First Class and Second Class on Thursday 2nd February.
The children had a great time.
Thanks also to Greg Ashe for providing a goody bag for each child to take home.
Christmas 2016 Recorder Recital by pupils from Third to Sixth Class
The Landlord’s Cat!
Congratulations to the boys and girls of Junior and Senior Infants for their wonderful performance of the Landlord’s Cat.
‘The Landlord’s Cat’ tells the story of the Nativity through the eyes of a cat! The landlord’s cat is so fed up with the hectic atmosphere in Bethlehem, and being ignored by his owner, that he is on the verge of leaving town. However, with the arrival of Mary and Joseph in the stable, as well as wise men and shepherds, the cat (being a wily and intuitive creature), senses that something very special is about to happen. Naturally he is determined to find out just what it is.
A big thank you to their teachers Ms. Griffin and Mr. Ó’hAnluain and all those who helped to make the performance a great success.
It’s a Baby!
Well done to the boys and girls of First and Second Class for their wonderful performance of It’s a Baby.
A Nativity with a difference, tells the traditional story from the perspective of a weary innkeeper. Thanks to all parents for their help and support throughout. Well done to their teachers Mrs. Harnett and Mr. McCarthy. Thanks also to Phyl Hegarty, Kay Healy and Siobhán Smith.