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Infants School Trip
Junior and Senior Infants had an enjoyable day out today at the Copper Coast Mini Farm. They got to see different animals big and small, had fun in the playground and indoor sandpit and drove their mini tractors!
Infants – Seed Sowing
Over the next couple of days infants will be bringing home a cup planted with seeds as part of the GIY and Innocent drinks Big Grow campaign – www.innocentbiggrow.com
Peas, tomatoes and cress seeds will be planted. Here are some tips for how to look after the plants at home over the coming months.
Induction
Parents are invited to an informative ‘Induction Meeting’ for parents only, in Ballyneale National School next Thursday the 14th June at 2.15pm. This informal gathering will give you the opportunity to meet with other parents of new Junior Infant pupils enrolling for the 2018/2019 school year. Whilst discussing the daily routine of the school, we will endeavour to address all queries or concerns that you may have.
The following publication from the INTO is a useful resource for the parents of new entrants to primary school.
County Museum
1st and 2nd class enjoyed a trip to Clonmel today as the Tipperary county museum in connection with the Clonmel Show showcased farming life and crafts.
They saw sheep being sheared, new calves, ponies, a blacksmith making horseshoes, a bee hive and alpacas. They also saw a demonstration of weaving straw and rushes into St. Bridget’s crosses and the spinning of wool.
They had a great day.
School Trip
1st and 2nd class enjoying their school trip on a beautiful day at the Kingfisher, Waterford.
School Tour
1st and 2nd class will be going to the Kingfisher club in Waterford on 23rd May for their school tour. The children will be involved in a range of activities such as Ipad orienteering, go-carting, human-cable football, unihoc and zorb balling!
Inventions
Third and Fourth Class were asked to invent or create something new at home and bring it into school. They came up some very clever projects. Well done to all and thank you to those who helped out at home.
