Learning about Forests. By Y.E.
Today I learned that the Beech Tree is not native to Ireland.
Between 1600-1800 lots of people were cutting down trees and by 1900 only 1% of Ireland...
Réamhfháisnéas na haimsire – The Weather Forecast
In Third Class this week we began studying the Weather. Here are some extracts from weather reports from written by children in Third:
‘There are going to be waves in the sea, don’t even...
Our Kindness Flower. Rang a Trí
In our earlier post on the work we completed on Global Goals we explained how we were going to commit to engaging in acts of kindness in school. Through these acts of kindness we were hoping...
Recycling Talk in Third and Fourth Class
Yesterday Third and Fourth Class had a talk on the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling by Sinead from Clean Ireland.
This was a great talk and the children showed how knowledgeable...
Operation Garden Transformation
Last year the Green School Committee worked hard drawing up plans to increase levels of Biodiversity on our school grounds.
We wrote a proposal as to how we might achieve our aim and sent it to...
Active Week in Third Class
We recently had an active week in LSP. We really enjoyed it in Third Class.
On Monday we did a double zumba class in the yard with Gerri and all the senior classes.
On Tuesday we did...
Yummy! Little Green Goblins!
A recipe! Experts on climate change have identified the livestock sector as among the most significant contributors to the most serious environmental problems and have recommended that if those of...