Junior Infants have been learning all about how important it is to keep the environment clean and tidy.
We know that we should put rubbish in the bin and not throw litter on the ground.
We know that we should recycle paper in the recycling bin.
We know that we can help to keep our area tidy by picking up litter when we see it.
We went with 6th class on a litter clean up walk around the school. We wore our safety jackets and we were on the lookout for litter. The 6th class girls had gloves on to keep their hands clean and safe, and we carried the litter bags to collect any litter we found.
It was a great walk, and we were delighted that we could not find too much litter as our school is kept very clean by our caretaker James.
Friday, 21 June 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
Junior Infants Writing Workshop for Parents
Last week we had out last Junior Infant Workshop for Parents.
This workshop was all about writing with your children. We focused on two aspects of writing: writing for expression and handwriting.
As with all our workshops we started with a presentation from the class teacher and Mary Collins. This focused on the importance of writing and gave some strategies for developing the children's writing skills at home.
We then invited the children back in and all the parents did some writing activities with their children.
It was an excellent workshop and once again the attendance and the participation of parents was wonderful. As it was our last workshop, we would like to thank the parents for their great contributions during the year, and their willingness to participate.
As we hope to continue the workshops we welcome any feedback from the parents who participated and would love to hear any ideas you might have to improve the programme next year.
Have a look at some of the photos we took during our workshops:
This workshop was all about writing with your children. We focused on two aspects of writing: writing for expression and handwriting.
As with all our workshops we started with a presentation from the class teacher and Mary Collins. This focused on the importance of writing and gave some strategies for developing the children's writing skills at home.
We then invited the children back in and all the parents did some writing activities with their children.
It was an excellent workshop and once again the attendance and the participation of parents was wonderful. As it was our last workshop, we would like to thank the parents for their great contributions during the year, and their willingness to participate.
As we hope to continue the workshops we welcome any feedback from the parents who participated and would love to hear any ideas you might have to improve the programme next year.
Have a look at some of the photos we took during our workshops:
Sports Day 2013
What a fantastic day we had on Sports Day this year. It was a beautiful sunny day and the whole
school went over to the Bray Emmets GAA club . There was a wonderful timetable of events organised for the Junior classes and the Senior Classes.
We had sack races, water races, a funny hat relay, a fantastic obstacle course and we played bean-bag golf.
Thanks a million to Mary Collins and Ms Byrnes for organising the day, and to all the teachers and parents who helped us with all our activities. We had a brilliant time.
Here are some of our photos from the day.
school went over to the Bray Emmets GAA club . There was a wonderful timetable of events organised for the Junior classes and the Senior Classes.
We had sack races, water races, a funny hat relay, a fantastic obstacle course and we played bean-bag golf.
Thanks a million to Mary Collins and Ms Byrnes for organising the day, and to all the teachers and parents who helped us with all our activities. We had a brilliant time.
Here are some of our photos from the day.
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