Dear Parents and Guardians/A Thuismitheoirí agus a Chaomhnóirí,
Peace & Justice Day
Tomorrow we will have a Junior and Senior Assembly to share and celebrate some of the work on our value for the month, Peace and Justice. The Wellbeing committee are leading a fundraiser for two charities, Save the Children and Reading with dogs. Please remind children to wear their PJs to school tomorrow and very importantly to bring in €2.
Home-based Summer Provision
This summer our school are running the ‘Summer Programme’ for children with diagnoses of ASD and other complex needs. Unfortunately, there is no more availability on the programme so if your child is eligible for home-based tuition over the summer and you are interested in applying, please let the school know by June 6th at the latest. Once we know, we will complete an application for each individual and you will receive a confirmation email with next steps.
ET Ethical Education Newsletter
Art Day – What your child needs to bring in on ART DAY Friday 7th June
We have a wide array of fabulous stations this year. Your child will need to bring in a *glass Jar* for glass painting, *2 plain white T-Shirts* (one for Tie Dye and one for Screen printing), an item of clothing should they wish to upcycle or a sock to make a puppet!
We look forward to a fantastic Art day! Art Day Committee 2024
Some exciting news…
The RTE ‘news2day’ team will be joining us for Art day this year! This will be a great way to show off our talented pupils, hardworking parents and creative school community.
If your child does not want to be in the recordings please let the school know ASAP so that we can ensure they are not in the view of the cameras on the day.
And more!
The girls camoige team played their semi final yesterday in Na Fianna and were fantastic competitors and worthy winners. We had super support from family and friends and worked so well as a team to secure the victory. We now have the chance to play the finals in Croke Park! This is only the second time we’ve had a full camoige team in the school and a fantastic achievement for the girls. We are all so proud of you and can’t wait for our exciting day out. The date has not been confirmed yet but all support will be welcome on the day.Well done girls! Jill & Niamh
On Tuesday, Niamh and Lisa’s senior infants visited Newgrange farm in Co. Meath. The class learned a lot from farmer Tom and really enjoyed their day. They got to hold little baby chicks, pet some cute kittens and puppies, milk a cow, have a tractor ride to see the tooth fairy’s house, feed the hens and lambs, play in the sand & water and have a game of hide and seek in the hay maze! An action packed fun-filled day out!
Naomi and Kate’s 4th class has a Science Fair on Tuesday. Each student researched, wrote about and presented a science experiment for the class. There was a great array of experiments and scientific learning. It was a very exciting and enjoyable fun day! Naomi & Kate
On Mindful Monday, we also had the pleasure of having a visit from Laura Curry to start off wellbeing week. She showed the class how to do different breathing techniques, focus on positive mantras and how beneficial grounding in nature can be. Naomi & Kate
Ross and David’s 4th class trip to Albert College Park last Tuesday
On Wednesday, 4th class participated in a class science fair, and it was a fantastic day for everyone involved! The students did an outstanding job with their planning, preparation, and presentation of their science experiments, impressing us all. They should be incredibly proud of their efforts! Well done! Ross
Third Class had a great trip to the National History Museum of Archeology last Friday. We saw artefacts dating back to Celtic, Viking and Egyptian times. We also saw the Bog Bodies – fascinating naturally mummified bodies found in bogs, some of which are over 2,000 years old! Kathy
Last week Beccy’s and Sylvia’s 5th classes had a lovely trip to The Customs House, where they learnt a lot about the history of Dublin and the large part the Customs House played in this. Beccy
The children in 6th class had a brilliant time in Emerald Park yesterday for their last school tour in GETNS. They got a chance to try out the new rollercoasters, The Na Fianna Force and The Quest and the reviews have been glowing! Pádraig, Colm & David
ALC blue at Tayto Park on their last school tour at Glasnevin ETNS!
As part of our Wellbeing Week, Lisa’s class made lovely Thank You cards for Thankful Thursday to show gratitude to someone they love!
Patrick from 5th class won a bronze medal at the Irish National judo club championships in Gormanstown on Sunday May 12th.
Congratulations to Tom, Alex and Robin from 4th class, who were on the Glasnevin FC under 11 league cup winning football team played at the AUL on Friday night. They won their match 3-2 in extra time in what was a tense and very exciting game! Harry in 4th class also won his cup final on Sunday for St Kevin’s FC.
Caoimhe from 5th class and Oran from 4th class came 1st in the Cub County challenge in Larch hill last Sunday. Ethan from 5th class and Rian from 3rd class came 3rd. A superb win for both teams!
Upcoming
- Art Day Friday, 7th June 2024 (see below for more information)
Reminder:
- In this sunny weather please remember to apply an SPF when coming to school.
- When dropping or collecting your child early/late to/from school please ensure you close the pedestrian gate securely on your way in and out of the school.
Frása na Seachtaine:
“Cad é seo? Is dronuilleog é. Is triantán é. Is cearnóg é.” –
“What is this? This is a rectangle. This is a triangle. This is a square.”
Róisín Conlon
Príomhoide