The boys in 2nd Class were delighted to celebrate Ellie’s 1st birthday on the 27th June. Ellie was the most wonderful teacher for the Roots of Empathy programme and it was a lovely way to finish off the year.
Paddy, Ms. Brennan and Mr. Kinsella would like to thank Ellie’s Mam Catherine for bringing in party bags and a cake for the boys. Happy birthday Ellie!
We have many treasured memories from this school year, and today’s school tour will stand out as one of the best. We went to Fort Lucan in Dublin and we had a fantastic time, with all the students behaving brilliantly. Many thanks to Karen for all of her time spent in planning the tour. Many of the boys are already thinking of their next trip out to Lucan!
Here is a short slideshow of images from our day out! If you can’t see it, please click here.
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It’s hard to believe that we are already well underway with our plans for the next school year, just as we are saying farewell to the great memories of 2012-2013. Below are the booklists for the year ahead, if you have any questions or queries please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Find the 2nd Class booklist for 2013-2014 here
Find the 3rd Class booklist for 2013-2014 here
Find the 4th Class booklist for 2013-2014 here
Find Ms Hyland’s Class booklist for 2013-2014 here
On Tuesday, we had our annual student-teacher soccer match between 6th class and the staff.
After weeks of anticipation and plenty of ‘friendly banter’ between both sides, we were all really looking forward to tipoff. Karl Brauner kindly agreed to referee the game (brave man!) and we were delighted that so many of our families and members of the community came to support the players (although it has to be said that the students were the more popular team!) (more…)
I would like to say a huge thank you for the tremendous show of support that we had at our end of year celebration. It was great to see so many of you there. The atmosphere in the school was fantastic and the main stars of the show sang their hearts out. It was lovely to see the boys take such pride in their work in the classrooms. Thanks also to the Parents’ Committee for providing refreshments. A great night was had by all and I know the teachers all felt so proud of their boys.
Have a look at some of the many photos and short animoto video of the night (if you can’t see the slideshow you can find it here) and see who you can spot. We hope you liked our Jungle Book theme and had a great night singing the classics!
Warm regards,
Emer (Principal)
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If you can’t see the slideshow, you can find it here – Graduation 2013
Last night, the school hosted a very special event – sixth class graduation.
This year, the theme was the film ‘Up’. There was a Wilderness Explorer troop display with the badges we could give the boys for their efforts during the year. There was an adventure book in the library with photos from their time in the school. Adam, Jake and Chris made a model of the school and there were plenty of balloons. Thanks to Susan from Hollyoaks Montessori who provided cake pop balloons as part of the refreshments! Thanks also to the wonderful Parents Association, who provided refreshments for the whole group. (more…)
Today saw the last Singing Club of 2012-13. The children celebrated with a party and they shared great memories of the past few months. Next year, they are looking forward to once again taking part in the Hallelujah Choir in Citywest in December. Thanks to all of the boys for taking part and huge thanks to Paddy and Ms. Sexton for all their hard work in leading the club. The boys say that Ms. Sexton is the next Simon Cowell in the making!
Ms. Hyland’s class went for a well deserved day out to Shanganagh last week in the sunshine, to reward the boys for all their hard work throughout the year.
It has been an emotional week, saying good bye to our much loved sixth class, we wish them all the best for the future.
Ms.Hyland & Ms. Flanagan
To celebrate Mr. Curran’s contribution to St. Peter’s life, the Film Club made this movie. We decided to celebrate the great stories (true or not!) of Mr. Curran’s life. We hope you enjoy the show! Let us know what you think in the comments section!
Bike Day was a great success this year. It was our fourth annual day where we all bring in our bikes and helmets and promote safe cycling. Before we started, we tested all of our bikes for good, safe brakes and excellent tyre pressure.
There were two events, a two-lap time trial of the yard and a slow cycling obstacle course. Luke Kelly (6th) was a stand-out performer in the time-trial, with a time of 1 minute, 17 seconds and Jamie Doonan (5th) was the best competitor in the obstacle course.
Congratulations to all of the students for their excellent participation and many thanks to Paddy for planning the day out for us.
In related news, today TJ Nolan in Second Class won a €200 voucher for Everest Cycles after we had a raffle to reward our students for all of their fundraising for the Sponsored Walk. Well done to TJ, he will no doubt be showing off his new wheels to us soon!
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s Junior Infants, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s Senior Infants, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s 1st class, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s 2nd class, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s 3rd class, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s 4th class, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s 5th class, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by this year’s 6th class, click here.
If you’d like to read about the work by Ms Kane’s class, click here.
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We were the Scoilnet Star Site for December 2013!
