Yesterday there was huge excitement in St Mary’s as we received our GAA 5 Star Centre Flag. This recognises our commitment to our national games in classes and in school. For more information you can visit https://learning.gaa.ie/5Star
Pupils from St. Mary’s have been handing over shoe boxes full of toys and gifts as part of Operation Christmas Child over the last few weeks. Shoe boxes have been piling high thanks to the effort of generous school children in St Mary’s, who have been working hard to ensure that less fortunate children have a present to open this Christmas. Many thanks to all
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Dear parents, The children may dress up for Halloween on Thursday. A suggested donation of €2 is encouraged as part of Trick or Treat for Temple Street hospital. The Parents Association will be running a Halloween Disco also on Thursday, from 6.30pm to 8pm in school hall. Dj is Dj Tj. No mobile phones are allowed, and it is for children from 3rd to 6th
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There will be a used clothes collection in the school in December. However, bags may be dropped in school from Monday October 15th on. The money raised will be spent directly on the children of the school.
M&M theatre company came to our school today and put on a production of “The Railway Children” for 4th to 6th class. It was a wonderful production and the children were immersed in the play from start to finish. Published in 1906, this play was based on Edith Nesbit’s best-loved classic novel The Railway Children.This thrilling story follows the lives of Roberta, Peter and Phyllis, whose lives are turned upside
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(written by Richard Forristal and Roman Connolly) The hurling league final commenced at 9:45am with a thrilling start from Ciarán Coone’s team getting lots of great chances, some ending up as goals. Óisín’s team get the first goal with the ball hit down to the forwards but the goalkeeper, Colin O’ Neill, controlling the ball on his hurl and Roman Connolly coming in and whalloping
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Ms Tyrrell’s and Ms Murphy’s 3rd classes had a great school trip surfing in Trámore. The staff at Oceanics Surf Club could not have been more helpful. Our instructors showed us how to surf on dry land before we hit the sea. Some of us even managed to ‘catch some waves!’ Not only did we learn the basics of surfing but we had bundles of
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(Written by Saidbh O’ Carroll and Áine Bambrick) Last Thursday, 3rd class were invited to the hall to the 6th class Cake Sale. The pupils were selling lots of sweet treats, smoothies, old toys, games and books. A lot of our class had their faces painted too! After a while, we went outside to find go-karting, archery, an obstacle course, hook a duck, ball
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2nd Class – Ms. Moore 2nd Class Mr. Reade 3rd Class Ms. Stapleton 4th Class -Ms Tyrrell 4th Class -Ms. Hogan 5th Class Ms. Egan 5th Class Ms. Shauna Stapleton First Class – Ms. Power First Class – Ms. O’Shea Junior Infants 1 – Ms. Behan Junior Infants 2 -Ms. A. Stapleton Rm5 Senior Inf Ms. Lanigan Senior Inf – Ms. Kelly Third Class
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