Wacky Walk 2018

Just a few little snaps from our very successful Wacky walk. Well done to everyone who completed the 5 km circuit, some in fancy dress! Thank you to everybody who supported the event and our wonderful enthusiastic fundraising committee who organised it all.
I hope now that you have all had a taste of the beautiful Cross lake loop, you might be inspired to join the Parkrun which takes place every Saturday morning at 9.30am.

Health and fitness announcement from the North Pole – Fógra sláinte ón bPol Thuaidh

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As part of a new health and fitness programme for the reindeers, Santa has requested that, this year, children would leave out special reindeer food for the reindeers on Christmas Eve. This food is, of course, highly magical but, in this instance, it is also very healthy. It forms part of the new special healthy diet for reindeers in the North Pole who, unfortunately, have not been eating so healthily in recent months. So, management in the North Pole suggest very strongly that everyone should leave out at least one sachet of this special reindeer food to help the reindeer have enough energy for their arduous journey around the whole world.

SN an Inbhir, has been specially chosen as one of the few schools in the country who can supply this food, because of its track record with keeping fit and healthy eating. Because we are currently working so enthusiastically towards our third Active Schools flag, we have been deemed worthy of this great honour!

If you would like to join our campaign to keep the reindeers fit and healthy for their big night, please buy at least one packet. They are for sale in local shops, through the school at only €3 each. Mail orders can be placed by cheque, credit card or chimney post (+P&P) to SN an Inbhir, Barr na Trá, Béal an Athá, Co. Mhaigheo, Ireland or by phone to +353 (0)97 84532.
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Mad Hair

Bhí spraoi ag gach duine inniú nuair a thóg muid páirt i Mad Hair Day.
Every wore their hair in a funny style and donated 50c to help the children in the Philippines who were affected by Typhoon Haiyan. You can get more information about Mad Hair Day and Children Helping Children at
http://www.wmi.ie/assets/83/62283760-DAD6-E504-78CFC93D1B204864_document/madhairdaycoloursmall.pdf

Here is how we looked:

Carols For Crumlin


About 2 weeks ago we did something called “Carols For Crumlin”. Our Ladys Secondary School called a lot of Primary schools togther to sing Christmas carols for a childrens hostpital in Dublin. It is called “Crumlin Childrens Hostpital”.

Andy Moran, the captain of the Mayo football team, was also there. Lots of people got Santa hats signed by him.

We did 3 songs, Jingle Bells, Come Oh Ye Faithful and O Holy Night. We raised €3,106.11!!! Lots of people showed up. I am very proud.
By Amy


Our Lady’s Secondary school choir and all the national schools in Erris did Carols for Crumlin. We had two practices in the school and in the Broadhaven Bay Hotel.

In the first practice we sang the songs we sang ‘O-Holy Night’, ‘O-come all ye faithful’, and ‘Jingle bells’. In the second practice we got into our spots so we would know where we were on the night.

Then it was the day we did the choir. First we sang ‘Jingle Bells’ and went back into the Disco. We had Crisps, Sweets and a Drink and waited for out time to sing. We also got a picture with with Andy Moran, He is a football player for Mayo and we got santa hats and he signed them as well.

We waited for our turn and went onto the stage. We sang ‘O holy night’ and ‘Come all ye faithful’. They raised €3,106.11. I really had a good time doing it.

By Alison.

Carols for Crumlin from SN an Inbhir on Vimeo.

On the 6/12/12 children from different schools joined a choir.Our Ladys Secoundary school choir.

It was called Carols For Crumlin. Crumlin is a Hospital for very sick children, its a very big hospital in Dublin

On the night we did our very first song it was Jingle Bells after that we came down and waited for a while.

Then we went back up to sing our last two songs ‘ Oh come all ye faithful’ and ‘Holy night’ everyone clapped and cheered for us. when we came down everyone met Andy Moran and his sister.Andy Moran is a gaelic footballer he is the captain for the Mayo team.He is very good.
We all got our Santa hats signed.

The teachers were very nice and at the end of the night they raised €3,106 euro that was very good.

I enjoyed the night and hopefully can do it again
By Leanne

Fr.Mike’s Bike Hike

Fr Micheal and his camera man Dean came to visit us today. He wanted to do a video of us because he is cycling from Inver to Dublin. He is raising money for all the sick people and children in India. He spoke a little bit about St Patrick. He had a funny wig on him and everybody was laughing about it. Shannon , Róisín and Hannah are cousins with Fr Micheal. They had a picture with him. Everybody had a photo taken with him. We all had fun. We hope he gets on well.
By Sophie

Barbara finishing the marathon!

On Sunday Barbara Deane ran a marathon that was 26.2 miles long! She ran in aid of Inver N.S!  She finished it in 4 hours 49 minutes! Our school is very happy.  We are very proud of her! She came down to our school on Monday to show us her medal and her t-shirt. On her medal it said’Kildare Marathon”! On her t- shirt it said ”Barbara” and and on the back it said ”In Aid Of Inver N.S” !

By Amy and Seamus!

Barbara finishes Marathon

On Monday Barbara came to visit us. She showed us her medal and her t shirt. She got a medal because she completed the marathon. Hundereds of people entered the marathon. Barbara gave us some sweets. Five of the people stopped but two collapsed. It was very hot. She had to run up hills. She said it was very hard. When she was nearly at the finish line she grabbed Lucy and Eve and ran over to the finish line with them. We are very proud of Barbara!
Shauna & Sophie