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Our new Junior Infants are settling in very well! They are full of energy and excitement and are delighted to join  us here at St.Joseph’s. They have been playing loads, and getting to know each other. We are thrilled to … Continue reading →

Congratulations everyone…we did it!! 🎉 We made it to the end of a very unusual school year…one we’ll never forget! 😅 Here’s a little message from us all…

We are beyond proud of the continuous amazing work our boys are doing at home over the past few months! Below are just a few examples of such work. 🤗

Senior Infants were set a challenge to celebrate World Environment Day on Friday.  They learned about Biodiversity, as this was the theme of this year’s World Environment Day… and had to create something in relation to this,  using recyclable materials. … Continue reading →

Not only are the boys in Senior Infants doing an amazing job of staying on top of their school work at home,  they are also busy designing,  creating,  recreating and using their imaginations for our Friday Challenges!🤗 Last week’s Friday … Continue reading →

Our Senior Infants are great movers! 😊 They are keeping spirits high by singing and dancing along to Elton’s “I’m Still Standing”. They are looking forward to all being together again…but for now, they are staying safe, staying home, and … Continue reading →

We had a very busy two weeks in March before schools closed! We dressed up for World Book Day, and bought new books in the Book Fair. 😁 We explored the themes of Homes and Houses in Aistear. 🏠We continued … Continue reading →

February marked the start of Spring, so we learnt a lot about baby animals,  daffodils,  cherry blossoms, and all things “Spring”. We explored the theme of The Farm in Aistear 😁 We continued with our literacy and numeracy stations. We … Continue reading →

January was a very eventful month in Senior Infants! We were involved in so many sports. We started hurling with Fachtna our GAA coach, and we love it! We also started basketball with Ronan. We are so thankful to Ronan … Continue reading →