Mixed Media Haunted House
Things got spooky in 6th class this week as they got stuck into a wide range of materials to create their own haunted houses.
Mind you step around out class this Halloween!!
Big thank you to Ciara of the Art House who guided the class and helped them create their chilling masterpieces!
Fossa NS Historical Society
Na buachaillí agus caillíní as rang 6 explored the rich heritage and history in our local area. They worked together to research, create and present visual and informative projects on the local historical landmarks.
Obair iontach gach duine!
An Fómhar
6th class experimented with texture, colour tones and blending to create wonderful Autumn scenes.
Ag Déanamh Im
6th class went back to the old ways and made butter from scratch to investigate how matter can change state. The result was rather tasty and enjoyed on some brown soda bread!
Recount Writing
“180”
All fun and games in 6th class during Maths Week ’24 as we play marble darts.
The class used this fun activity to test what they have learned about averages. Each player had 8 attempts and then had to calculate the total score and average score for themselves and the group.
rbt
A Memorable Day
Rang 6 being put through their paces
Rang 6 being put through their paces, testing the strength, mobility and form with some very enjoyable routines and equipment.
Could we unearth the next Rhys McClenaghan or Simone Bikes?
Cumann na mBunscol Round 3
SN An Fhosaidh 0-13
Lissivigeen NS 4-11
Our boys played their final group today and came up against and very strong, well organized and tough Lissivigeen team. While we were second best today, the boys fought and worked hard right to the end, scoring 4 unanswered points.
Maith sibh buachaillí
“Cumann na mBunscol Round 1, 19th Sept”
SN An Fhosaidh 3-09 Firies NS 1-05
Our boys got their CNMB campaign off to the perfect start in a sun drenched Fossa GAA club today.
We defeated a tough and dogged Firies team with a positive, spirited and energetic display of football. The boys were solid all over the páirc from Noah O Sullivan sa cúl right up the pitch. The work rate, team work, skill and desire from each boy wearing the red and black was a joy to see.
While it’s great to start off the group with a win, more challenges lie ahead so it’s back to the training field next Tuesday to build on the positive start.
Mar a deir an seanfhocal….”Tús maith, leath na h-oibre”
Maith sibh buachaillí!!
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