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P1 had an excellent day learning all about the inner workings of a dairy farm, the journey of milk from the farm to the shop and even had a go at milking a cow.
The children got to feed and pet lots of different animals and had a fantastic time in the play facilities.
The staff at Streamvale remarked on how well behaved the P1s were and that they were a credit to our school!
This week P2 were reading the story, 'How to Catch a Leprechaun' for St Patrick's Day. In small groups, the children planned and designed their own trap. Today they had lots of fun building them. It took a lot of teamwork, creativity and compromise to get to the final product!
P2 are leaving the traps out in the classroom overnight and hoping that they might be lucky enough to catch a leprechaun tomorrow!
Happy St Patrick's Day from P2!
P1 - Orlaith.
Orlaith’s kind and caring nature makes her a very popular member of our school. She works hard in every subject across the curriculum and she takes great pride in her work. She is always polite and courteous: her manners are impeccable.
Orlaith has shown fantastic perseverance and a great attitude to challenges. She has made outstanding progress in P1. She is such an asset to the class and it is a real pleasure to be involved in her learning journey.
Well done!
The school were delighted to welcome back past pupil Paul Cunningham today as he visited the P6/P7 class as a business visitor as part of their JEP venture.
Paul is a renowned culinarian and current owner of Scoper’s here in the village. He gave a brilliant overview of his development in the culinary world and how he progressed to becoming a nationally recognised chef with some notable TV appearances to his name.
The class got to engage with Paul and ask numerous questions about his life experiences in the business world. A great forum for all involved!
Well done to our school choir who sang so beautifully at Mass this morning. It was thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed by all in attendance.
Huge gratitude is also relayed to POSH for their organisation and running of the coffee morning in the parish centre afterwards. This turned out to be a great success with a large crowd present.
A superb total of £650 was raised for school funds and we thank everyone for coming out and supporting Sacred Heart P.S!
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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