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European Active Week
Last week was European Active Week. For the last two weeks all children in the school ran laps of the pitch every day. The infant and middle room ran, walked or jogged two laps every day. Children in 5th and 6th class ran for at least ten minutes each day. Last week the weather unfortunately was not on our side so the children didn’t get out on Wednesday or Friday. Instead the children did some Go Noodle activities in their classrooms to ensure that they all got moving.
Over the course of the two weeks all the children together ran a combined total of 1,731 laps of the field. Remember it is so important to get out and active every day!
Lees Road 2017
Well done to all the children who took part in Lees Road athletics in Ennis. They did the school proud and came away with a number of medals. An excellent achievement. Thank you to Mrs Conlon who helped prepare the children, to Ms O’Loughlin and all the parents who helped and gave support on the day.
Back to School 2017
We would like to welcome back the pupils, parents and staff to Scoil Mhuire for our new school year.
Getting the sun to shine with sunflowers.
We had great fun making sunflowers and we even enlisted the help of Ms. Mahon’s class.
Junior Entrepreneur Programme$$$$$
This year the senior room (4th,5th,6th)participated the junior entrepreneur programme(JEP).The dragon’s came who were Mrs mc Mahon,Ted Harrington,Marie Touhy.We presented our ideas and they decided on crazy cookies and we changed the name to crackin cookies.They were jars with dry cookie ingredients and you added the wet ingredients yourself at home . it was our big idea. we raised over €500 and we are putting it towards our school tour.
4th, 5th and 6th Novel Summary
The 4th, 5th and 6th classes read a novel based around 1846 – 1847 in the eyes of a 12 year old girl named Eily. The book was ‘ Under the Hawthorn Tree ‘ by Marita Conlon McKenna.
Eily and her younger siblings, Peggy and Michael, live in a small, thatched cottage until disaster strikes and blight affects their crop. Mother goes in search of their beloved father. They are forced to travel to the workhouse, but they decide to take a detour in search of their grand-aunts of whom they have only heard of in Mother’s tales.
We thoroughly enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone fascinated in the Great famine.
We are now reading ‘ Kensuke’s Kingdom ‘ by Michael Morpurgo and we are looking forward to what exhilarating story Michael Morpurgo has in store for us.
– Aileen McNamara, Ethan Punch and Lia Crilly.
Cumann na mBunscol
The children from 4th, 5th and 6th class participated in the Cumann na mBunscol competition. We would like to say a big thank you to all who trained the teams. The coaches were: Kathleen Madden, Brian Moloney, Regan Conway, Joey McGann and Michael Daly.
The Boys
The boys played Broadford at home which they drew. Their last matches were away against Scarriff and Tulla. They were sadly defeated in both games.
The Girls
The girls played Ruan-Toonagh at home where they were defeated. In their last matches, they won against Barefield and Kilmaley and they proceeded to the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, they faced Ballyea where they were defeated by Ballyea.
We would like to say thanks to the 2 teams for representing Feakle N.S.
Poc Fada Competition 2017
We held trials to see who was going to represent Feakle N.S in the Poc Fada competition.
Edel ,Chloe , Sophie , Eoghan and Patrick were all battling it out to see who would depict Feakle in the Michael Cusack Centre, Carran, The Burren.
Eoghan, Patrick and Sophie went through and came 4th on the day with 23 shots. The distance we had to hit the ball was 1.2 km and the average was 30 shots. There was cones as half markers. Clooney came 1st retaining the title with 21 shots which means we were only 2 shots of drawing first.
Champs
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