Hi, we’re back with part two of the new classroom blog. The windows are in and one door is in. They have put the frame of the roof on. And they have started putting on the tiles for the roof. And they’re louder than our class. WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE BLOG.
By Gearóid and Thomas
On Wednesday, the 23rd of November, Damien Phelan from Irish Water came and talked about water. He explained how the water goes from the rivers to our glasses! He did some experiments that showed 1 of the parts of getting river water filled with mud, rock and sand into perfectly drinkable water. He showed us his PowerPoint Presentation with some videos in there! They take water from lakes, rivers and seas through pipes to get to factories to take out bad stuff like mud, rock and sand.
By Emmet Pey
We had a busy week in school this week as we were getting ready for the Hallowe’en break and the Junior Entrepreneur Programe! Steven Grant also came in this week as part of the J.E.P. We all asked him questions to see how it can help us come up with ideas. The day after, it was Dress Up Day. All the classes came in their stunning costumes and it was time to party! We all were having fun watching movies and playing games. It was great fun for all the classes. We all are looking forward to the mid-term break. Enjoy the mid-term!
By Kian Taylor
We are getting a new classroom. During the last week of September, the builders arrived and started to get ready for the foundation. Two weeks ago, they finished the foundation and put in the pillars. Last week, they poured concrete over the foundation. They recently started to build the wall around the new classroom. We had a look outside and there was a JCB and a cement mixer and a load of blocks and insulation foam. Right now, the workers are putting in the insulation under the floor. The building is looking good so far. There will be an update after or before Christmas.
written by Gearóid Oakley & Thomas Smyth
You will need:
Baking Tin, Greaseproof Paper, Spatula/mixing spoon
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Today, we made this recipe for our Procedural Writing. We followed all the steps and made sure we had good handwriting. As we were writing it in to our hard back copy, our teacher Mrs. Dynan was making the cake at the front of the classroom. We then helped to crush the biscuits and stir the mixture. Around three hours later, we all got to eat it. It was the best chocolate biscuit cake we have ever had.
By Saoirse Keogh & Evanah Smyth
