2nd June 2026 - Ms Donovan’s pupils explore mathematical patterns
Ms. Donovan’s class used maths equipment to create their own patterns.
They talked about these ideas and then used pattern and shape to build the tallest free-standing structures.

Ms. Donovan’s class used maths equipment to create their own patterns.
They talked about these ideas and then used pattern and shape to build the tallest free-standing structures.

Just before the midterm, Ms. Donovan’s 4th Class participated in a sustainability workshop where they learnt about ‘Fast Fashion’ - where in the world certain clothes are made and who makes them. They took part in an interesting discussion about buying clothes in the future, made from materials that will last longer. They talked about mending our own clothes without throwing them out after wearing them once or twice and passing them on to younger family members.
They also got to share some of this information with Ms. Kearney’s 3rd class using some information based game activities.

For the past couple of weeks, the fourth classes have been learning all about the Vikings. They have been busy constructing Viking boats and have been working on Viking projects.
Did you know that Viking longships could carry between 50 and 60 warriors?
A Viking cargo ship was called a ‘Knarr’.
Here are some of Ms. Donovan’s fourth class displaying their Viking boats.

In Mrs Howard’s 4th class, we tested if equilateral traiangles tesselate.
We tested that by using lollypop stickas and we found out that they did!
by Aoibh Phelan

Fourth Class got to experiment with and learn about magnets during science week!
Many everyday items, from computers to high-speed trains, use magnets, and even the Earth acts as a large magnet, with a core of iron.
