Third class are enjoying growing carrots, peas and much more with the help of Ms. Gorman. The polytunnel gives them a great start and keeps them warm on these frosty mornings!
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We're all back and refreshed after our Easter break! It's great to hear the sounds of children playing in the yard and having fun in their classrooms. We are looking forward to an action packed, safe and productive last term. Check in for updates and photos of important events!
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The pandemic has seen a record number of people turn to growing their own food and discovering the joy and pride that brings. The process of seeing a seed turn into a seedling and eventually food you can eat is full of magic and no shortage of optimism. Grow it Forward is all about sharing that feeling as far and wide as possible at a time when we need it most. That’s why we’re inviting people to get free seeds and do good deeds. – Michael Kelly, Founder of GIY While our school is unfortunately closed once more we are continuing with teaching and learning via the SeeSaw platform. All classes will receive lessons and work for the coming weeks from their teachers. We can't wait to see everyone again soon. In the meantime, stay home & stay safe.
From everyone in St. Joseph’s we wish all on the Mayo team the very best of luck in this year’s bid for Sam! Go n-éirí libh uilig!
6th class enjoyed a fantastic Zoom Webinar called "Off the Ball" with Jacqui Hurley and Paul O'Flynn as part of Wonderfest.
Both are RTE sports reporters who have recently wrote the books "Girls Play Too" and Go, Johnny, Go!" We learned loads! |
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