Monthly Archives: September 2010

Today Mieka came into our school to teach us how to cycle our bicycles safely.  We really enjoyed it! We learnt 3 easy steps which you should follow before you start cycling.  These are: 1. pedal ready. 2. swing your leg … Continue reading →

We learned a lot about Oisin in Tir na n-Óg and it is very interesting and his father is an Irish hero, you guessed it Fionn mc uall and is said to have lived in Co. Kerry.

By James, 3rd Class Last Wednesday me and Nathan and Billy went to Kildare to play Bush.   Eoin scored the first goal and I scored the second goal.  Billy was a great defender and for the second half I was in … Continue reading →

Next week our friend Mieka will be coming back to our school to check up on our progress for our travel flag. She will also be giving free cycle lessons to all students and parents who wish to participate. We … Continue reading →

At the weekend boys Kealen Farrell and Eoin Waters came second in the IFFA European cup in the final against Holland in Rome,Italy.Yesterday they came home to a warm welcome from people in Edenderry at Town hall. Well done to the boys … Continue reading →

Cork with an All Ireland Final win yesterday against Down. It was a close game because Cork won by one point with a finishing score of 16 points-15 points.I bet Miss McCarthy is proud of her home county. By Niall and David … Continue reading →

Last week we did an experiment to find out how much water you  waste if you leave the tap on while you brush your teeth. Jordan brought in his toothbrush and toothpaste and we set the timer for  2  minute . … Continue reading →

  Yesterday we had a match against Portarlington. We went on a bus. When we got there we got ready. Then we had a team talk. Mr Fitzgerald was the referee. When the match started Portarlington had the lead. But … Continue reading →

Our first W.O.W day was a huge success. It was brilliant to see so many boys walk to school. When we carried out the survey to see how many people walked or cycled to school in half the classes no one CYCLED. This … Continue reading →