Following up on the investment in Maths equipment, 6th class boys are helping out by assembling some handy shelves and storage spaces.
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Third class built their own rockets last week for Space Week. Check out http://www.spaceweek.ie for more information. Well done 3rd class.
Following up on the investment in Maths equipment, 6th class boys are helping out by assembling some handy shelves and storage spaces.
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This week Mr. Kelly and second class investigated how to make fizzy rockets. We gathered up a variety of empty water bottles, vitamin C tablets and Alka Seltzar tablets. We measured out 1m segments so that we could measure where … Continue reading
Mr. O’ Donovan brought in all the parts of an old lawnmower today and we discussed each of them He taught us about each part and what it was for. We were allowed touch the different parts and he answered … Continue reading
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We were cautious of poor road conditions so we decided to leave a bit later than scheduled. We arrived in Mary Immaculate College at 11:00am. We set up at table fifteen and in no time we had everything up. Our … Continue reading
In December the 6th class boys did an experiment to see how water would travel up a celery stem. We needed: a celery stick a glass water blue food colouring We poured water into a glass, added the colouring … Continue reading
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Fourth class presented some of their science investigations during Science Week to parent during the OPEN NIGHT for the prospective parents. They also visited second and third classes during school time. Well done boys ye were superb! All About Magnetism … Continue reading
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Fourth Class were extremely busy for science week. Here is a summary of some of the activities they were involved in. (i) Boys with their “Boole2School” certificates. On the 2nd November, UCC organised a national day of logic, encouraging all … Continue reading