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 We had great fun marbling in art in 3rd class. We got shaving foam and paint and mixed them together to create a magical effect. Each group picked their own colours and once everyone had a chance to print the page onto the mixture, everyone's finished product was completely different! When everyone in our group had finished, then the fun happened!!! Squishing and squashing the crazy coloured foam!!! It was so cool! When the paint dried, we cut out lovely sea creaures which are on display outside our room. We were learning all about The Wooden Horse of Troy in history, so we decided to create our own wooden horse as part of our art projects. We were so creative with our constructions and we put a lot of work into them. Look at all of the recyclable materials we used! It was great fun working in our groups. Finally, all of our hard work, the horses were ready for Troy! We had a great day in Clare yesterday for our school tour. We visited Bunratty Castle, The Planet in Ennis for bowling and Craggaunowen. We learned a lot and had fun in the playground at Bunratty and at bowling. Last Friday both all of the children from 3rd class went to Eilemental for a fantastic day out. We had such a great day! We played laser tag, disk golf and we did orienteering. It was challenging but we all had a brilliant school tour! Our two third classes went on school tour to Eilemental adventure centre last week. We had a very busy time but it was great fun  We had a fantastic day with our Grandparents and special loved ones on Friday last, where the children performed lovely medleys in the foyer (thanks also to our wonderful school band for warming up the crowd!). We then proceeded to have prayers, poems, stories of olden days and great fun in our classrooms, followed by a well-deserved cuppa and treat provided by our fantastic Parents' Association. It was a day that will provide many fond memories for all! We renewed our 7th Green Flag. The theme was 'Global Citizenship/Energy. Well done to all the committee involved. An Taisce, together with our Green Schools Committee, organised for our pupils to have a bike maintenance workshop. Scott did a great job fixing minor problems with our bikes like our brakes, wheels.and saddles.. We had great fun doing pottery with Tamaru and Aditi Joshi in Mr Mc Donagh's fourth class :)Â13/6/2016 6th Class Garda Cycle in conjunction with 'Bike Week' and 'Making Communities Safer Week' 201610/6/2016 Our 6th classes recently enjoyed a fantastic day out on a Garda Cycle. They cycled, accompanied by our local community Gardaí, all around Galway city. We began by cycling to Dangan and got to see a Garda van, the ARU vehicle and an ambulance. We looked at all the equipment and got to sit into the back of the van and play the sirens! After we cycled through NUIG and canals to visit Mill Street Garda station. One member of our class was nominated to be the Garda and another was nominated to be the prisoner. We re-enacted an arrest and got to see a holding cell at the station. Later we walked to the Courthouse and viewed one of the court rooms. We saw where the judge, solicitors, assistant judge and press sit. We eventually cycled home after a fantastic day! We are very grateful to the local Gardaí for organising such an enjoyable day out! Friday the 3rd of June, was our Annual Multicultural Day. There were over 25 different countries represented and we feel very proud to have celebrated this special day and the diversity in our school. It was a fantastic day full of splendor and colour - there was a big variety of food and cooking, national dress, music, projects, photos, artwork and lots more. The stands were very impressive and everyone really enjoyed the festivities. We would like to thank all of the parents and children who made such a huge effort to make this day so special and wonderful. Go raibh míle maith agaibh! Ms Fleming's Class (2nd) and Ms. Hynes's class (6th) decided to make the most of the beautiful sunshine and take their 'Buddy Reading' class outside. It was very relaxing and enjoyable! Congratulations to the Bushypark Boys Gaelic Football 7's squad who recently took part in the 7-a-side finals in Annaghdown. With over 20 schools having qualified for the finals and some very stiff opposition, the boys played brilliantly and came 3rd overall! Well done lads, we are all very proud of your achievement.  Back Row - Left to Right: Mr Cunningham, Dillon Kitt, Sean Orajuba, Alex Naughton, Darragh O'Malley, Conor Cooke Winters, Conor Moran, James McDonnell, Mr McDonagh.
Front Row - Left to Right: Harry Walsh, Maitiú O'Toole, Dara Regan, Caomhán Mannion, Sean Heaney, Odhrán Taylor, Cathal Monaghan |
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