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We have been taking part in the 100 Year History Project this year. It is a project involving 12 schools, 6 from Northern Ireland and 6 from the Republic Of Ireland. The idea is that we share stories with a … Continue reading →

Ms. Stone’s Class, ready to go home for the Easter Holidays, with Easter eggs in hand!!  

We held our flag-raising ceremony today. Well done to all the pupils from all the classes who entertained and informed us. Below are a picture and  videos , plus the new proclamation which our pupils wrote, and read out this … Continue reading →

The senior class read books to the junior class on world book day. Everyone enjoyed reading very much.

On Monday we had the friends programme we had to draw a person and Ms. Stone gave us a feeling to draw. We couldn’t use words to describe how our person was feeling. Like if it was excited we would … Continue reading →

The senior class made 1916 pictures after reading the book” The Guns Of Easter”. They all had great ideas on what 1916 was like.

Our pupils got together to read the Proclamation of 1916 to learn what sort of country the signatories wanted Ireland to be. The pupils then discussed how they would like Ireland to become a better country in the next 100 … Continue reading →

This year we started a new programme called Friends For Life. It’s about learning about friends and family and being able to deal with different emotions

  Bishop Freeman of the Diocese of the Ossery came to the three schools in the parish. When he came to our school, we had a small service to talk about Catholic Schools Week and how we can proclaim God’s … Continue reading →

Bishop Freeman, as part of Catholic Schools week, will visit the three schools in the Parish on Tuesday, 2nd February.  In Lisnafunchin we will hold a short ceremony based on the theme ‘Challenged to Proclaim God’s Mercy.