St. Peter's Primary Bray Blog

Having learned about the Titanic last week, the children in first class decided to undertake the challenge of designing their own boats.  First we brainstormed the properties of boats and we decided that they need to float, carry people and have some way of moving.  Then we discussed what types of materials would be good to use when building boats.  We concluded that materials such as paper and cardboard would be no good as they would get soggy.  Instead we would need to use waterproof materials such as plastic and strong materials such as metal. The first step we took was to see what objects... 

Well done to all of the boys and girls in #6thClass who performed and sang beautifully at our lovely Ceremony of Light tonight! — St. Peter's Primary (@StPetersBray) April 14, 2016 Very proud of all of you! #6thClass #Confirmation https://t.co/4SlmrhkTjX — St. Peter's Primary (@StPetersBray) April 14, 2016 Thanks to Ms. Olsen for her amazing help on our artwork. #6thClass #Confirmation #ServiceofLight pic.twitter.com/PWI0XiRZHH — St. Peter's Primary (@StPetersBray) April 14, 2016 Some beautiful readings/prayers were read. We're ready for our Confirmation... 

The green table tied with the red table for table of the week! They kept their table clean and tidy and were kind to others. They are a great team! Great work!   Excellent word work! The red table tied with the green table for table of the week! This boy has been doing great work on his words.                 These boys and girls got a prize and certificates for their lovely  handwriting.  

Bhí Tráth na gCeist ag Rang a Trí, Rang a Ceathair, Rang a Cúig agus Rang a Sé, le déanaí. Bhí go leor ceisteanna bunaithe ar scannáin, cláir teilifíse agus ceol. Bhuaigh Abbie, Maddy, Alana M agus Ryan agus fuair siad uibheacha Cásca. Bhuaigh Leanne, Calvin, Brooke agus Brigid duais mar bhí a lán spiorad foirne acu. D’eagraigh Ms Farren an Tráth na gCeist agus bhaineamar an-taitneamh as. Go raibh maith agat, Ms Farren!    

Well, here it is! The latest from Tommy Lang’s stop motion production company. He has put his Simpsons lego to good use! You’ll find more of Tommy’s videos on the blog by clicking here, here, here and here. This was all produced by Tommy at home over the Easter holidays. We love it! Well done Tommy! ‘A Day With The Simpsons’ from St Peter’s, Bray on Vimeo.