We had fun working with clay. We spent some time rolling and twisting and experimenting with it first. Then we shaped a pizza. Finally we put the toppings on the pizza.🍕 Now we are waiting for them to dry.

Congratulations to the Parents Association and all who participated in the St Patrick's Day parade in Aclare. The display won second place and received a lovely trophy 🏆

The weather was miserable but it didn't stop us having an enjoyable day with Karen. Watch here: https://www.canva.com/design/DAHC5TL0Hf0/aRxbTLCcHZtrlBxO6TgIKg/watch?utm_content=DAHC5TL0Hf0&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hc7acbbc4ce

Wishing all our fabulous Mammies a very Happy Mother's Day. We hope you love the clay creations your children will be presenting you all with this morning. Have a lovely day

Happy St. Patrick's weekend from Junior & Senior Infants.

The Parents' Association have arranged an entry in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Aclare this year with the theme of "The World Cup". Please ensure that parents/guardians remain at the parade with their children for the duration of the parade.

The Parents' Association have arranged for a Re-return bin to be placed in the spare classroom. Children are encouraged to bring in any eligible plastic bottles or aluminium cans for return. The money raised will go towards the Parents' Association. Thank you all for your support.

Thank you to Shauna and our student council who organised incredible edible packs to come to our school in collaboration with Agriware . In February we will be learning all about sowing and growing vegetables. Students will learn the process of how plants grow to produce our fruit and vegetables They will be encouraged to take responsibility for the crops they sew, caring for them, and ensuring they have all that they need to grow In addition, they will learn to identify the

Bhí gach duine gléasta go deas inniú. Maith sibh!

Bhí sports agus scléip againn i gCluain a' Chúil! Féach orainn: https://www.canva.com/design/DAHCU10c0Mc/O58FO3wt-rXNQ7RDkg5rBw/watch?utm_content=DAHCU10c0Mc&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h831dfabe87

Some photos from a super fun week! ☘️

The food pyramid helps us with our food choices. We should eat lots from the base of the pyramid and less from each section as the pyramid gets narrower. This will helps us stay healthy.

Mark from Fresh Today and Elisha who is a nutritionist visited our school. They took feedback from the classes about food we like, changes we'd like and new items they will have. There will soon be partitions in the boxes to keep some foods separate and also changes to the pizzas. They reminded the children that meal options can be changed weekly and they are also trialling a monthly option that has included pesto pasta and chicken casserole.

Thank you to Shauna and our student council that organised incredible edible packs to come to our school in collaboration with Agriware. In February we will be learning all bout sowing and growing vegetables. Students will learn the process of how plants grow to produce our fruit and vegetables They will be encouraged to take responsibility for the crops they sew, caring for them, and ensuring they have all that they need to grow In addition, they will learn to identify the p

We were learning about volcanoes in Geography. Today we did an experiment to see how volcanoes erupt. It was fun to watch the eruption!

Due to transport issues our Book Fair containers will not arrive until next week. Books will be on sale from Thursday March 19th until Monday March 23rd.

We had a busy morning making and doing in the Infant classroom working with clay, pipe cleaners and beads. Our end product will be revealed next weekend. Watch this space!!

We really enjoyed the assembly today. It was very interesting hearing about the recent trip this class took. https://www.canva.com/design/DAHBG9jEc1o/5Qzn4bui4EcDtRcTwY7YYw/watch?utm_content=DAHBG9jEc1o&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hef1ee0168b

First and second class went for a walk around Tubbercurry. We went to St. Bridget’s hall and the recycling centre.

First and second class were so fortunate to be invited to Tubbercurry community library. We met Liz Weir, an author and storyteller from Northern Ireland. We sang songs and listened to her stories. Thank you to Tubbercurry library for inviting us for this special visit.

A lovely morning in the Infant classroom sharing our favourite books and making book marks.

Our final RSE lesson was on problem-solving. It is important to pick a good time to talk about a problem. It's also important to stay calm when talking about a problem. Then we tried a very difficult Missing Piece task!

Well done to the boys who represented our school today. They played Carns, Moylough and Bunninadden - all very close games!