4B Work: Alma
Some work from 4B on the scary short film "Alma."
Some work from 4B on the scary short film "Alma."
Special congratulations to Rordan and Nazar from 6th and Daniel from 5th for winning all six of their matches! Our Chess Tournament In the morning the three chess teams were waiting for the bus to arrive. The chess teams got on the bus and picked up St. Oliver’s students and drove to Ardee. We all went inside and there ...
Congratulations to our swimming champions! On Sunday Cian, Robert and Matthew woke up early to go to the Leinster Minor Schools gala. The first stroke was freestyle. Cian got 42.3 sec, Robert got 48.21 and Mathew got disqualified. Next was breaststroke. Cian got 56.12. Robert got 1 m 2 sec and Matthew got 59.3 and the last stroke ...
On sunday I woke up at 6am to go to the Leinster Minor Schools gala. The first event was freestyle. I got a time of 42.13 and I got 6th out of 30. Then breaststroke was next. I got 46.2 and I came 4th out of 30. After that I had the backstroke. I got 41.1. I won!!!!! 1st ...
Chess Club Yesterday St Olivers’s chess team came to our school so both teams could practice for the tournament. Sadly St Olivers did not have enough players so I played against Liam, Conor and Cian. I did not win but I came close and had such a good time. There was so many chess boards and so many ...
Some work from 4th Class B on monsters.
Thoughts after our internet safety talk "It made me feel scared to think that when you delete a photo it doesn’t really get deleted. It is still there." - Cushla from 3B "I realise now that if somebody texts or messages me and I don’t know them I need to tell my mum or dad." - Robert from 3B ...
Below is some work from 4th Class including some facts about bees, Bradley's Diary and some work in Irish.
Every year our 4th Class pupils participate in the Simon Community's Sleepout to raise money for and awareness about homelessness. Below are some of their reports about the Sleepout on September the 29th, 2023.
On Sunday October 15th, I took part in the Irish Open Karate Championships in Dublin. There were people there from London, Germany, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland. Amy Dennis helped me to train for the competition. The atmosphere was very quiet until I finished my Kata. I wasn’t nervous because I felt like I had done it a million ...