On Friday 29th April, 4th Class joined 5th and 6th Class for a special “Switch On STEM”, STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Maths) event with university TU Dublin Biology students. The children had a wonderful time!
Afterwards, they were given a special tour of the college- a talk with a lecturer in Product Design outside the Product Design room, a visit to the TV studio room, concert hall and roof garden.
A huge thanks to Ian Roller of DIT for the invite and organising the visit.
Junior and Senior Infants were delighted to be able to join up with our buddies in 5th and 6th class to go on a spring walk to the park.
It was fantastic to team up in our challenge to search for signs of spring. The children found some spring blossoms, budding branches, beautiful daffodils and even a little ladybird!
All classes are looking forward to our next outing with buddies from other classes in the school.
5th and 6th class have been working hard the past few weeks to surprise you all with Christmas Treat! 4 more days until all can be revealed!
There was huge excitment today as the children took to the stage to record their parts for the Christmas show. Check out the photos below!
We are very excited and proud of our current and past pupils who took part in the “Little Houses” project in the National Museum of Ireland.
‘Little Houses’ is an exhibition of artworks created during the Covid 19 pandemic, in a collaborative partnership between the Stoneybatter Youth Service and the National Museum of Ireland.
Check out the project’s website, where you can explore the houses and watch a video interviewing some of the participants. The exhibition is now open in the National Museum in Collins Barracks. It’s well worth a visit!
