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25/10/2012 12:40
by Junior Webmasters Ciara Phelan and Jessica Hannigan.
Aidan Thompson gave very informative talks to 5th and 6th Classes on the dangers of Fireworks and bonfires. He showed the classes three videos highlighting the dangers associated with fireworks and bonfires. He gave advice on...
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24/10/2012 22:33
by Junior Webmasters Hannah & Christopher.
Here at Scoil Mhuire this year we did the Christmas Shoebox appeal. It is a very worthy cause and makes you think about how lucky you are.
We put in a selection of small gifts from the options below:
TO WRITE - Items for school – like...
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24/10/2012 22:02
Infants having fun during their P.E. lesson.
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24/10/2012 21:32
Thanks to the Balor Theatre and An Grianán Theatre for inviting 2nd and 3rd classes to 'A Bag of Queens-Little John Nee'. The children thoroughly enjoyed the show. Follow up workops will begin in November for two lucky classes.
A Bag of Queens is part of a series of shows featuring the...
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24/10/2012 12:38
Thanks to three Local firemen Joseph Alexander, John Griffin and Michael Patton who spoke to 3rd and 4th classes on the importance of smoke alarms in the home aswell as having an escape plan.
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24/10/2012 08:50
by Junior webmaster Jamie Lucas, his sister Katie and their parents Brenda and Gordon Lucas.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of 'National Game Playing Week' here in Ireland. The event which is supported by Hasbro Ireland runs from the 26th of October to the 4th of November 2012,...
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23/10/2012 15:27
by Junior Webmasters Christopher and Hannah.
With thanks to everyone who supported our clothes Recycling day. In total we collected 629kgs, this meant we received €315. Well done to Ms Gallinagh and our wonderful Green Team.
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19/10/2012 08:58
We are busy organising shoeboxes filled with small gifts to send to HOPE. They in turn will pass it onto a child who has been forgotten – victims of war, disease or poverty. Children living on the edge, in some of the poorest countries in the world.
Please send your filled...
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12/10/2012 21:33
Cathal Cannon, Ms. Gallagher's 1st Class, was 1 of 240 lucky boys and girls whose dream of playing on the hallowed turf of Croke Park came through on Wednesday 10th October.
82,000 children took part in the Kellogg’s Cul Camps during the summer and 240 of them were randomly selected...
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09/10/2012 22:37
with Paul McNulty. A group of 2nd class children attended a Puppet Show organised as part of this year’s Wainfest, County Donegal’s largest arts and books festival for children & young people. Which is in its sixteenth year.
Wainfest is a highly successful Children’s Book Festival; a...
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