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Lé Éílis!!
Ag léamh le chéile
Is maith linn nuair atá gach duine ag léamh le chéile:
An amazing historical find….in our own classroom!
A few the days ago, the 5th of February 2015, our class discovered something very cool.
Kian and Seamus were looking for the lead for our keyboard on the shelves where we keep some of our art supplies but while they were looking they found a small blue book. They decided to take it up to our teacher so she, and the rest of us could have a look at it.
When we opened it we saw a faded stamp and a label that both said “U.S.S Scorpion, U.S Navy, Ship’s Library”.
We then were very curious to find out more about this so we searched “U.S.S Scorpion” on some of our iPads. We then discovered that the U.S.S Scorpion was a nuclear submarine and in 1968 it mysteriously sank, with the ninety-nine on board all being killed. No one really knows what happened to it but in the 1980′s it was discovered off an island called Azores, (a little off the coast of Portugal), and was split in two.
The book was called “Essay’s: First Series” and was written by an essayist called Ralph Waldo Emerson in 1841. We still don’t know where the book came from or why it was in our school but right now we are keeping it in a safe place so it doesn’t get torn since it is very delicate. It was even an old book when our school was being built in 1885!
We were very surprised to find this book very randomly in our classroom and who knows, maybe soon we’ll find an explanation for it being there….?
From Amy’s Blog
Lá Fhéile Bhríde
Rinne muid crosa Bhríde agus bhain muid an taitneamh as!
Pictiuir ó deireadh an gheimhridh
Word Search Rang a 5 agus 6
Credit Union Quiz
We had great fun at the Credit Union Quiz on Sunday. It was the first for our junior team to enter and they did very well. Our senior team, having led the scores all the way, were pipped at the post in the final round by Eachléim. We are very proud of both teams!
Word Search Rang 3 agus 4
Naomh Bríd – St.Brigid
Rugadh Naomh Bríd i gConate Lú i 450 AD. Cailín deas cineála ab ea í agus theastaigh uaithí scéal na Críostaíochta a insint do gach duine. Thóg sí go leor clochar in Éirinn. Bhí clochar speisialta aici i gCill Dara in aice le crann dara. Bhain sí úsáid as crosóg Bhríde chun taispeaint do na daoine conas ar chéasadh Íosa Críost. Glaotar ‘Mhuire na nGael’ uirthi.
Ceiliúrann muid Lá le’ Bríde ar an gcéad la de mhí Feabhra gach bliaiin.
Tuilleadh eolais ar www.askaboutireland.ie
Catholic Schools Week on Tellagami
Amy uses Tellagami to explain what Catholic Schools week is about:
Tellagami and the Green Team
Kian has been working with Tellagami to explain how our Green Schools team was selected:
Active Team
n our school we have have an active team. An active team is basically pupils of our school that form a team to encourage everyone to be active.
How they get on the team, you’er thinking? Well everyone that wants to be on the active team makes a small presentation on why they would be the perfect person to be on it.
I had some tough competition this year because everyone in our school is so talented!!! When everyone had their presentations presented, we all had to vote. The best thing is that you can vote for yourself!!! I guess you’re thinking if everyone could vote for themselves, it would all be a draw. Actually people that did not want to be on it would vote for somebody else 😃.
This year the people that got the most votes were Orla, Ailish, Liam, Eve, Hannah, Siobhan and myself. I was delighted that I would be part of the team. We’re now in the process of making lots of different games for our new playground and are keeping up with trying to make our school even more active!!
The End
From Sophie’s Blog
If you want to be on our Active Team you have to………….. Prove to everyone that you are active and have lots of great ideas!
We all make a presentation about ‘How to be active’, ‘How I am active’ and also ‘How to be healthy’!! You must show that you are committed and a good person to have on the team!
I told everyone what extra curricular I did outside school, and that I’m a fit and healthy girl!! Everyone gave really good presentations this year! Once everyone was done and had presented their presentations, we voted! This year Orla, Siobhán , Eve, Hannah, Sophie, Liam & I, got on the active team, because we proved that we are active and the right people to have on the team!!!!
What we do: – We have a meeting every so often to see if everything at break is ok, and if we need to change any games we’ll try to. – Clear the yard after break. – We make up games for the printed playground And that’s how you get on the Inver “ACTIVE TEAM!”
We decided to be an Active schools this year. Every one who wanted to be on the active schools team did a slide show on their iPads to show why they should be on active team. When they finished we put it on the big board.
We each voted. We got a piece of paper and wrote who did the best slideshow.
Now the people who got on the active schools team organise a fair way to play at break and set up active activities.
From Abby’s Blog
Mo leabhar bia
Rinne muid ár leabhair bia an seachtain seo. Scríobh muid síos an saghas bia is maith/ní maith linn.
Well done Eve and Lucy
A big well done to Eve who took part in an 800m race and also to Lucy who took part in a 400m race in Dublin at the weekend. Both girls were two of the youngest in their age categories