Author Archives: Togher BNS

3rd class boys performed some science experiments to test the buoyancy of objects.

The PA held a very successful cake sale this morning in the school.  The boys from 3rd to 6th class brought in the most delicious cakes and cookies.  The 6th class boys sold them to all of the classes.  Any … Continue reading →

The pupils of 5th and 6th class started back hurling training after school on Tuesday afternoon.  They will be playing their first match at the end of March.

On Saturday, November 26th last, one of our students swam in the Munster Schools Gala in The University of Limerick. We asked him to share the experience with us: With a time of 44.44 seconds in 50m Backcrawl, I qualified … Continue reading →

The PA will host a cake sale in St. Joseph’s NS on Friday the 17th of February.  The boys from 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th are asked to make the cakes.  Each class will be given the opportunity to purchase … Continue reading →

Thank you to all the parents of the PA who organised the quiz in Sundays Well Tennis Club on Friday the 10th of February. A big thank you to all the parents who supported the quiz. It was a very … Continue reading →

Each month two students are chosen for admirable characteristics they have displayed as they go about the daily activities in the school.  This month the two boys chosen have proven themselves to be responsible, diligent and hard working.  They have … Continue reading →

We are very proud of a boy in 4th class who made a presentation in front of his class today.  He first heard of the band Bastille when he was in the car with his mom and he was listening … Continue reading →

The 6th class boys had their first training session in the pitches of PBC with the transition year students as their coaches.  Although it was cold and mucky, they thoroughly enjoyed it and are looking forward to the Thursday morning … Continue reading →

It was the 3rd week of Physical Literacy for the 5th and 6th classes.  The boys engaged in different physical activities that required both physical and thinking skills.  Kevin Murray put the boys to work, giving them different activities to … Continue reading →