5th Class School Tour

5th class really enjoyed their school tour to UL. They partook in many inflatable obstacle courses.

Summer Stars Reading Adventure

Ms. Tierney’s 5th class are summer ready!

We have collected out Summer Stars reading pack from Oranmore Library and are ready to enjoy a summer of books and graphic novels.

 

Thank you Oranmore Library for all your amazing support this year!

 

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Sports Day 4th-6th Class

What a fantastic Sports Day with our 4th–6th classes — sunshine, great sportsmanship, and lots of smiles! A big thank you to everyone who helped make the day special, and extra sweet thanks to the ice cream van — every pupil enjoyed a cone. Check out the highlights in the video!

Paired Reading

Ms Colleran’s 5th Class enjoy engaging in paired reading literary activities with Mr Ryan’s Junior Infant Class. Senior pupils develop social and emotional skills such as patience and empathy, while Junior pupils build confidence and foster a positive attitude towards reading.

 

Super Human Exhibit at Galway City Museum

Ms. Tierney’s 5th class would like to thank  Sarah Gundy from Cúram at University Galway for an amazing workshop on biomaterials and polymers in the manufacturing of medical devices.

 

 

Seachtain na Gaeilge in Ms. Colleran’s 5th

Ms Colleran’s 5th Class had a fantastic time celebrating Seachtain na Gaeilge. The children enjoyed a range of fun activities through Irish. They engaged in many learning experiences as Gaeilge, such as, singing lively Irish songs, participating in Irish dancing together and showing great creativity during art activities, all inspired by Irish culture. Maith sibh to all the pupils for their enthusiasm and effort throughout the week. Bhí an-spraoi againn le chéile!

 

5th Class Visit Portumna Workhouse

As part of 5th Classes study of The Irish Famine, pupils went on an educational trip to The Portumna Workhouse. Pupils engaged with history firsthand while fostering a connection with the past by exploring this 19th Century institution which acted as a last resort for the poor, sick and destitute during The Great Hunger (An Gorta Mór).

 

The Irish Famine (1845 – 1852)

Our class has been learning about the suffering of the Irish people during the famine. We researched life in the workhouses, coffin ships such as The Dunbrody and Jeanie Johnson.

We also studied the artist Markey Robinson, whose depictions of the famine inspired our art pieces.

 

Lá Pancóga sa Rang a Cúig inniu

Ms. Tierney’s 5th class put their cooking skills to the test today. First we wrote out a procedure for making pancakes.

We mixed flour, eggs, milk with a pinch of salt. We enjoyed tasty pancakes in class.