Well done to TY student Molly Prior whose project “A statistical analysis on the effect of Rural Decline on People’s Well-being was highly commended at the recent BT Young Scientist Exhibition at the RDS in Dublin. Molly hard work over…
Students in Ms Colum’s Science Class carved pumpkins last week and noticed a couple of days later that furry white and black growths had begun growing inside the pumpkins. As, scientists, the first year students looked a bit closer at…
For Climate Action Day, students enjoyed playing a climate change card game, where they had to match climate change terminology with the correct sentence. This helped students to develop their literacy skills and made them aware of the part we…
Leaving students were recently hosted by Dublin Zoo to carry out their Ecology Field study in the Phoenix Park.
For National tree day, TY students planted an oak tree on the school grounds with Kay Maguire and Eamon Smith from Ballinamore Tidy Towns.
Ms Colum’s Ty and First year students planted wildflower seeds to help encourage bees and other pollinators around our school. Encouraging bees helps biodiversity in our locality and is also part of the National Pollinator plan
A message from the Social Justice Club: This morning we stood in solidarity with hundreds of thousands of other students across the globe on our #climatestrike to protest climate inaction. We study science in school, we understand the data and we trust…
Kay Maguire from Ballinamore Tidy Towns brought students around the surrounds of Ballinamore and showed where pollinator plants had been grown to encourage Bees and provide food for Bees. A wild flower area had also been created at Pairc Fea…
Ms. Colum’s third year science group harvesting Onions, Parsley, Oregano, Nasturtiums and Rosemary from the school garden. The produce was brought to Ms. Cooney’s Home Economics class where it will be used by students in classes.
Students from Miss Colum’s 2A Science class using trundle wheels to measure the length, width and area.
