Busy First Month Back!

The pupils in the Sunshine Class have had a very successful first month back. We try to get outside every day for break times and outdoor learning. Chasing games, football and blowing bubbles are the pupil’s favourite activities at the moment. In class the children  drew half self portraits as part of art class. They have been getting creative with their new kinetic sand. They’ve enjoyed activities on the ipads such as phonics island and doctor:dentist app. There was great excitement in class on Friday when children were able to dress in green for our postponed Green Day. They enjoyed the Céilí outside in the afternoon too. Keep up the great work everyone!

Art Week by the Sunshine Class

Congratulations to Yasmin who won the art competition during Art Week! Thank you to Mrs. Condron, Ms. Hanlon and Ms. Fitzpatrick for organising the lovely art activities last week. Well done to all the talented artists in the Sunshine Class. I have thoroughly enjoyed your creations during the year. From construction to clay and printing to painting you have all been amazing. Have a look at the beautiful collages of work below. You are all fantastic!!

Sports Week with the Sunshine Class

Well done to the pupils from the Sunshine Class who were all very active last week during Sports Week! As you can see from the photos the children were busy swimming, walking, cycling, jumping on a trampoline, riding on a flicker and even riding on a pony! They enjoyed delicious picnics after their activities! I’m very proud of you all!!

Pancake Tuesday

The pupils in the Sunshine Room were busy making pancakes today to celebrate Pancake Tuesday. They helped crack the eggs, pour the milk and sieve the flour. They made the tastiest batter in Stoneybatter! When the pancakes were cooked they had a choice between butter, sugar, lemon juice and chocolate spread to make them even tastier. Great job guys! Continue reading →

Sunshine Room Art

The pupils in the Sunshine Room have been busy creating spring art this week. They used bubble wrap to help make lambs frolicking in the fields. After that they used prints of forks and corks to make colourful tulips.