third class trip to charleville woods
minister launches Summer sTars Reading Programme
offaly mini basketball competition 2016
sports Day friday june 3rd 2016
SummerTime around school
Reminder that the School Book Rental Scheme for next year is now due. Please ensure the full amount of €50 or a deposit of €10 is paid to your son's class teacher or the office.
Ms. Higgins' class enjoying some active learning
Communion Class 2016. Well done to the boys and of course their class teacher Ms. Lennon on preparing them for their big day.
tHE HURLING TEAM IN ACTION AGAINST pORTARLINGTON
tHIRD cLASS maths4fun
4th Class Maths In Action
5th Class Woodwork
tHE rAISING OF THE iRISH NATIONAL FLAG FOR THE 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE 1916 rISING.
Seachtain na Gaeilge 2016
Happy Mother's Day. Hope you enjoy the biscuit cake we made for you
eLECTRICITY
6th Class Wednesday Running Club with Ms Gaffey and Sir McCann.
Look at our projects on European countries
The 2016 North Offaly Astro GAA Football Tournament Winners
School Hurling training continues every Thursday from 3-4pm in the school yard (runners only). All 3rd -6th class boys are welcome to come along and try it out. Sir McCann will provide hurls and helmets to anyone that needs them. Our first match will be away to Edenderry on Tuesday 8th March.
Cumann na mBunscol Skills Days
The skills competitions will be held on Tuesday 1st March (Hurling & Camogie) and Wednesday 2nd March (Boys' and Girls' Football). Cumann na mBunscol use these skills competitions to select Offaly's representatives to play at half-time of the All-Ireland semi-finals and final in Croke Park later in the year.
Faithful Fields Jersey Day on Friday 11th March
The Faithful Fields is a group of set up to raise funds for the development of the Offaly GAA Training Centre at Kilcormac. This training centre will be of great benefit to Offaly Cumann na mBunscol and to the young GAA players of Offaly in the future. Faithful Fields, supported by Offaly Cumann na mBunscol, are organising a Jersey Day for Friday 11th March. The purpose is to raise funds for the project but also to raise awareness throughout the county that this huge project is underway. They are hoping to get every primary school pupil in Offaly wearing a GAA jersey to school that day. The cost will be €2 per child or €4 per family. They will organise promotional posters and leaflets for the schools, advertising of the day in local media and on social media and collection of any funds raised. For more information about Faithful Fields and for a virtual tour of the new training centre you can visit www.faithfulfields.com.
Cumann na mBunscol Skills Days
The skills competitions will be held on Tuesday 1st March (Hurling & Camogie) and Wednesday 2nd March (Boys' and Girls' Football). Cumann na mBunscol use these skills competitions to select Offaly's representatives to play at half-time of the All-Ireland semi-finals and final in Croke Park later in the year.
Faithful Fields Jersey Day on Friday 11th March
The Faithful Fields is a group of set up to raise funds for the development of the Offaly GAA Training Centre at Kilcormac. This training centre will be of great benefit to Offaly Cumann na mBunscol and to the young GAA players of Offaly in the future. Faithful Fields, supported by Offaly Cumann na mBunscol, are organising a Jersey Day for Friday 11th March. The purpose is to raise funds for the project but also to raise awareness throughout the county that this huge project is underway. They are hoping to get every primary school pupil in Offaly wearing a GAA jersey to school that day. The cost will be €2 per child or €4 per family. They will organise promotional posters and leaflets for the schools, advertising of the day in local media and on social media and collection of any funds raised. For more information about Faithful Fields and for a virtual tour of the new training centre you can visit www.faithfulfields.com.
The superb 2016 Senior Indoor Hurling Team with their trophy
The 2016 Junior Credit Union Quiz Team
5th Class Art
Pancake Tuesday Fun
Third Class Pottery
Christmas SHOW 2015
6th Class and their beautiful Christmas stockings
THE scoil bhride christmas show IS COMING SOON.
THURSDAY 17TH AT 1:30PM FOR 2ND AND 3RD CLASS FAMILIES.
FRIDAY 18TH AT 1:30PM FOR 4TH,5TH AND 6TH CLASS FAMILIES.
Thanks Ms. Gaffey, Sam and all the parents for your help with the 4th class glass artwork designs
3rd Class Christmas Forests
5th CLASS WORKING HARD
2nd class delivering their letters to Santa
Frosty the Snowman....
Timpeall an scoil
Other Education Winter Wonderland
Scratch is a programming language and an online community where children can program and share interactive media such as stories, games, and animation with people from all over the world. As 3rd class create with Scratch, they learn to think creatively, work collaboratively, and reason systematically. Scratch is designed and maintained by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab.
6th class Science Fair at Tullamore College
Walking on Air
4th class artwork and "Bake off"
4th class October fun
Halloween Fancy Dress Party
4th class halloween fun
Don't forget our spooktacular frightening Fancy Dress/no uniform Friday on friday October 23rd. SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE BEST DRESSED. €2 per child. all funds raised will go towards the school.thanks parents for your continued support.
Timpeall an Scoil
The Irish national flag was delivered to school as part of an initiative to mark the centenary of the 1916 Rising. The ceremony saw members of the Defence Forces raise the flag and read the Proclamation to pupils and teachers. They also gave background information on the symbolism of the Tricolour and the etiquette attached to its display and storage.
Robert Deegan read a passage from the proclamation while Dermot Deegan was on flag duty.
The members of the Army took a Q & A session at the end with some very interesting questions from the lads. Our favourite was "Did you come in a jet?"
Robert Deegan read a passage from the proclamation while Dermot Deegan was on flag duty.
The members of the Army took a Q & A session at the end with some very interesting questions from the lads. Our favourite was "Did you come in a jet?"
Well done to all the boys that represented Scoil Bhríde in the County Cross Country Competition. Everyone ran very well but a special mention must go to Simon McDonagh who placed 1st in the 3rd class category and David Walsh who placed in the top 10 in the 5th class category. No mean feat by any standard considering over 60 boys participated in each race. We are all very proud of the lads.
