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Monthly Archives: December 2014
Connecting with Haast School in New Zealand
We have been doing a communications and art project with Haast School in New Zealand for the last few months (see more here). Kate Buckley, the artist, will be exhibiting our art work alongside the art work of the students in Haast from 13 December.
We made a special ‘Hello from Inver’ video for the people in Haast. Here it is:
Mata – Am
Tá na páistí ag foghlaim an topaic ‘Am’ trí cluichí éagsúla, mar shampla ‘Cén t-am é a Mhac Tíre?’, ‘It’s Time For Fun’ agus ‘Don’t be tardy for the party’. Imríonn siad na cluichí I ngrúpaí agus déanann mé fhéin agus Múinteoir Lorraine “team teaching” leo.
Letters between Millie and Bertie from ‘The Butterfly Lion’ by Michael Morpurgo
No.22, Lakeside Avenue,
England.
Dear Millie,
Guess what? I joined the army! I was just sick of my old school, and plus I’m old enough now! We have to wake up at 6:30 every morning, well we don’t have to but the general makes us! He’s a but of a moody pants if you ask me! I sent an application form to them last week, and on Thursday I received a letter from “The Royal Navy” saying they have accepted me! It’s a big commitment but I’m willing to take it on! We train from 9am to 7pm Monday to Friday!!! I really do work hard! You’ll be surprised at the size of my muscles now! Haha only joking! The uniform is an ugly dark green and I’ve got lots of different badges on it.
You might be a bit worried because your father died in the army, but I promise I will come back to you as often as possible! I’ll sent you postcards every week!
My roommate is one of my old friends from school, Jake, you remember him, right? We get along great! We play charades on a weekend, or sometimes chess! There isn’t many things to do, when your not training! We’re only allowed our cell-phones on Sundays, and that is only for one hour, and you are only allowed to make one call!!! Most Sundays I have to ring my Aunty and Uncle to tell them how it’s going, but I’ll ring you one of the days!
Anyway how are things going with you?? How’s Nolips and Nanny Mason?? Hope all’s good there!
Yours truly,
Bertie
By Ailish
Dear Millie,
I have decided that I am going to join the army because it would be a better life than what I have now at school here. I know your father died in the army but I swear I will make you and your father happy. By the way how are you and is your school good or bad?
Can’t wait to hear from you soon,
Your Bertie
To my dearest Millie,
I am at the war now. I have made some friends. Sadly, some nice people died and I am quite scared.
I have seen a poster that has a Le prince Blanc (The white prince ) on it… my white lion!
I am overjoyed with happiness!!
I can’t go and I’m not sure if I should or not?
I cannot write any more..
Im sorry.
I’ll try to visit any chance I get.
I will I promise,
Lots Of My Love! Bertie…..
By Siobhan
Little Red Riding Hood
The children enjoyed working in pairs to create storyboards based on the story of Little Red Riding Hood. They sequenced the story in order and illustrated six scenes with text. A fantastic effort for their first time.
An Gleoiseach Sléibhe/ The Twite
Our Quadrat and Plot Diary 28 November 2014
(See previous observations on our Gleoiseach Sléibhe page)
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Online Publishing from YUDU
Active Schools’ Elections
We have all been fighting for a place on our Active Schools’ Team for the last week. The election took place in the senior room on Friday and everyone is anxiously awaiting the results.
All contenders had to give a presentation to the class on why they felt they should be selected for the team. Many people used Keynote for their presentations and everyone used the persuasive writing skills we learned from Múinteoir Imelda.
The competition was very close and everyone is waiting with baited breath.
These are some of the presentations:
