On Tuesday the 4th of October we celebrated and raised our sixth green flag. The sixth green flag is awarded for Global Citizenship, litter and waste. Well done to all the boys and girls.

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During the past fortnight, 5th and 6th class were learning about the work of environmentalists and how they are helping to make the world a better place.

This week we all wrote a poem about the environment with a focus on trying to do our best for the fragile world we live in.

We hope you enjoy them!

Click here to get to our Spellings for Me web link.

Thanks to Brian, Shane and Michaela for our first GAA training session this year.

As part of our Blue Star Programme, we took part in some special events today, organised by European Movement Ireland to mark Europe Day on 9th May. We completed our last Kahoot quiz on Institutions of the EU, then watched a live event with Minister Thomas Byrne and An Taoiseach Michéal Martin, brought home some EU resources and finally had an “air handshake” for Europe.

We were amazed by the fantastic ideas our pupils came up with on how to reuse a milk carton. So many different designs and lots of work went into each creation. Hope all who took part enjoyed their treat.

We celebrated St Patrick’s Day with our Lá Glas today. We had some poems, live traditional music and Irish dancing outside in the sun and finished our St Patrick’s Day artwork in class.

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Everyone was looking very festive today in their Christmas jumpers. We raised over €500 for The Jack & Jill Foundation and this donation was made in memory of Cian McNamara. Thanks for all your generous donations for this worthy cause.

5th and 6th class are selling their Christmas Enterprise from this Monday, 30th November. Their enterprise consists of two products- Christmas slate tree decorations and Christmas slate tea coasters. 

The Christmas slate tree decorations are sold in a pack of 1 at €3.00 each and the Christmas slate tea coasters are sold in a pack of 4 at €5.00 each. 

If you would like to purchase these products, please send money to school with your child(ren). Due to Covid-19 regulations, we kindly ask that parents do not enter the school to purchase the products. The products are also on sale in Moloney’s shop and Smyth’s Hardware from Monday, 30th November for the community to buy them also.

Please see attached a poster outlining the above details with photos attached. 

During Ireland’s first lockdown between March and May of this year, students from across Clare were asked to submit pieces of art work under the theme “My Life at Home”. Tom, Lily and Eve Moloney were among some of the students in Feakle who submitted pieces of art work. In October, art work from students across the county hung proudly in Glór’s art gallery, including the work from Tom, Lily and Eve. Well done to the Moloneys! You can see their art work below:

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