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Parenting Workshop

FREE PARENTING WORKSHOP
‐ ALL WELCOME –

‘Children’s Challenging Behaviour Happens
– it’s what we do about it that counts’
by Parent Coach – Val Mullally.

7.45pm ‐ 9 pm Monday 20 September,
Clarion Hotel, Liffey Valley , Dublin .

What works when your child’s tearing the place apart?
Or you’re tearing your hair out?
Join Val for a practical perspective, giving you insights and tools that work, to create more fulfilling and enjoyable family life.

Reserve your place now –
Email: val@koemba.com

Ms Shaw’s class harvesting, cooking and eating potatoes

Last spring Ms Cahill’s class sprouted some potatoes in their class and then they planted them in the garden. They were then left to their own devices and today the same class who now have Ms Shaw as their teacher came to the garden and dug them up. There’s was a very good crop and the children enjoyed digging them up. Then they washed and peeled and we made 4 different potato dishes – mashed potato, mashed potato with scallions, cajun wedges and garlic and rosemary wedges. There was a delicious smell as they were cooking and then every bit was eaten and enjoyed! Well done Ms Shaw’s class.

Work in the garden in September

When we came back to school in September the garden looked like a jungle but last week Ms Harrington’s class did a great job weeding and getting some beds ready for planting daffodils and tulips later on.

Courses

Dear Parents/Guardians/Grandparents,

The following courses will be starting soon:

Computers, Beauty Therapy and Irish for beginners.

Please call into the school to put your name down. Or call us on 4571226.

Thank you!

September Assembly

At assembly today Ms. Donlon announced the new Green Team. Well done to all who interviewed!

Mr. Stuart talked about all the great reading that was done over the summer. We were all very impressed with the amount of books that Aisha in 4th class read – well done!

Ms. Walsh spoke about Frás na Mí – This month it is: “Dia duit!” and the reply is “Dia is Muire duit!”

Mr Ruddy reminded everybody that the theme for Pupil of the Month for September is: Books & copies and making the best effort at Maths.

Ms. Byrne gave out the attendance awards. Many children received certificates for full attendance for the last term last year. 28 children received a trophy for Full Attendance for the whole of last year!

Enjoy the pictures!

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