6th class have begun a series of sessions with artist and puppeteer Des Dillon.
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Fitzgibbon Cup Visits Herbertstown NS
Herbertstown NS pupils get a chance to view one of the most famous trophies in the GAA.
Our first full after school training session in the ‘post-pod’ stage of the pandemic was a memorable one thanks to the visit of past pupil Conor O’Grady.
Conor is the first past pupil of the school to win a Fitzgibbon Cup medal. He was part of the victorious University of Limerick panel who defeated NUIG in the final last month. The famous cup was a big hit with the pupils and, who knows, some one of the pupils who was present at training could return with it again in the future.
*Joe Condon from Herbertstown was a Fitzgibbon Cup winner with Maynooth in the 1973. Joe attended national school in Lough Gur.
February in the Infant Room
Aistear: At the Clothes Shop!
Art
Learning how to do simple drawings
Recent Art from 1st/2nd Class
First & Second class have been busy creating some lovely artwork in the last few weeks.
January – Infant Room
Blubber Experiment
January Art
Drawing
Picker Pals
First & Second Class have being following the Picker Pals programme this year and great work has been done both at home and around the school.
Thank you to everyone who has helped the pupils when they brought home the Picker Pals pack. The children look forward to seeing who will come out of the draw each week and are having a lot of fun with the Picker Pals themed activities, especially singing the Picker Pals song.
New iPads
Two new iPads are now at the disposal of our pupils and are already being used.
The iPads were purchased using the proceeds from the sale of Christmas Cards and Christmas Annuals.
Thank you to all parents for your support.
Who Can Make the Longest Streamer?
6th class were challenged to make the longest streamer possible using paper.
Some amazing lengths were reached and after some careful measuring the winning streamer’s creator was awarded his prize.
Ned Daly Shield 2021
Kerry clinch Ned Daly Shield honours for 2021 with a narrow win over Mayo.
In a superb game of football, played between teams from fifth class, the Mr Franklin coached Kerry side got the telling scores in the final moments to win the Ned Daly Shield.
Congratulations to both teams on great performances and a big thank you to Dylan O’Connor who referred the game.
