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RTE’s Gerry Murphy Visited Our Sch...
Gerry Murphy, RTE meteorologist, came into our school on the 19th of June 2017 to see the 6th class projects based on the school’s Raspberry Pi Weather station. Ms. Ryan’s class made an information board about the weather station. This had information like the green house effect, clouds, weather balloons and lots more. Some other students from Mr. Maguire’s class were there too. We had lots of questions for Gerry Murphy. We asked him what sort of equations do meteorologists use to predict the weather, what does it take to become a meteorologist, why does...
Fourth Class has Maths Eyes!
Our Maths Eyes Trip On Wednesday 5th of April we went to Sean Walsh Park to do a ‘Maths Eyes’ trail. We worked in pairs. We were given a clipboard, worksheet and a pencil. The worksheet had lots of Maths questions on it. We had to use our ‘Maths Eyes’ to solve the maths problems. It was good fun, some of the questions were easy but some were hard too. Afterwards we got to play in the playground and when we were finished we went to McDonalds. I had a giant chocolate muffin, it was delicious! I really enjoyed my day and I really using my ‘Maths Eyes’. By Jessica...
Posted by Home School on Mar 7, 2017 in Home School, Third Class, Fourth Class, Fifth Class, Sixth Class, School News | 0 comments
Help My Kid Learn – March ’1...
March 2017 Ideas St. Patrick’s Day is on the way – enjoy these themed and other learning activities. Here’s a catchy video called “Driving My Tractor“. Your baby or toddler will be hearing numbers, colours, and lots of new words while enjoying a cuddle on your lap. The legend of St. Patrick tells us that he got rid of all the snakes from Ireland. To celebrate this story, why not make a St. Patrick’s Day snake with your little one. Find out why the game of peek-a-boo is such an enduring favourite...Sacred Heart S.N.S. was founded in 1977. At the moment there are about 260 boys and girls, from third to sixth class. We are situated at the foot of the Dublin Mountains, in Tallaght, about eight miles from Dublin City Centre.
