Spooky 6th class
Ruth’s 6th class had some amazing Hallowe’en costumes this year. From graves to headless and upside-down men, and from Joker to Boris Johnson, there was boundless creativity on show. I […]
Read More Spooky 6th classOctober in Room 2
We started the month learning all about autumn. We brought in some conkers, acorns and beautiful autumn leaves to create a woodland in our small world area. Romey helped us […]
Read More October in Room 2An Autumnal Walk for Junior Infants
The three junior infants classes went on an autumnal walk in Grangegorman. They even got to go to the playground afterwards!
Read More An Autumnal Walk for Junior Infants2nd class trip to the Botanic Gardens
MATHS WEEK 2019
MURDEROUS MATHS On Monday, Ruth’s 6th class went to the Helix to a Murderous Maths show with Kjartan Poskitt, the author of the mathematical equivalent of the Horrible Histories. Kjartan […]
Read More MATHS WEEK 2019A busy week for 6th class
Maths quests, a trip to the Helix and a tour of the Sculpture in Context exhibition in the Botanic Gardens were some of the highlights of this week in Ruth’s […]
Read More A busy week for 6th class6th Class Artwork
Have a look at the beautiful artwork already done by Ruth’s 6th class this year. What a talented bunch!
Read More 6th Class ArtworkAutumn Leaves
A few samples of leaf prints from Padraig’s 2nd Class.
Read More Autumn LeavesFriendship Week
We spent the last week in D7ET exploring all things friendship. Classes buddied up with each other for reading and PE, created collaborative artwork and came together for assemblies to […]
Read More Friendship Week“What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” — Jane Goodall
Alan Turing, Ada Lovelace, Joseph Stalin, Frederick Douglas, Hedy Lamarr, Malala Yousafzai, Charles Darwin and Dr. James Barry- The guestlist for some bizarre dinner party involving a time machine? No! […]
Read More “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” — Jane Goodall