Happy Christmas from 4th class!
Happy Christmas from 4th class!
Some pictures from yesterday. The boys enjoying their hot chocolates!
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The boys had great fun singing yesterday! They were fantastic! Hope you all enjoy our show and Happy Christmas!
The boys had an enjoyable morning playing a football blitz. They were also treated to a tour of the stadium!
Last week Santa came to visit SSNB. 4th Class all made the nice list!
We learned about optical illusions and optical art. Each boy made their own Optical Sky and added rooftops to make a winter scene. The end results were amazing, well done boys!
The boys finished their fraction unit by making a Fraction Pizzeria. In pairs, they each made a fraction pizza! Great job boys.
The boys had great fun learning about the features of a Limerick and writing one of their own. Take a look :)
Hi all, hope you are as well as can be expected in these difficult times. The class e-mail is:
We have one week left of Irish Dancing with Mr Cogan from Carrigaline. The boys who are very enthusiastic and willing to take part are having great fun, and are learning a lot as well!
Before Easter, we had a visit from a team from UCC Cell Explorers. The boys learned how to extract DNA from a banana!
4th class singing during Lá Glas,
The boys have been working hard on their Christmas clay art over the last two weeks.TThe
On Tuesday October 23rd, our 4th class soccer team went to Midleton AFC for a 4th class blitz. In our first group game we lost 5-1 to Gaelscoil Ballyphehane with Andy Cuthbert scoring a late consolation goal for us. This was followed by another heavy defeat, this time at the hands of Carigtwohill Boys School. The score was 6-2 and our scorers were Samuel Richard and Andrew Hinds.Next up was St John the Baptist school from Midleton. We again lost, this time 4-2. Dominic Juric scored both of our goals.Our final group game was against Dungourney NS. Through some fantastic goalkeeping by Eugene O'Brien, we dug out a great 4-2 win with goals from Andy and an Andrew Hinds hat-trick. This left us in a 'Golden Goal' playoff situation to reach the semi-finals. After 6 tense minutes we finally scored through Andy Cuthbert, booking a place in the semis. The semi-final was against St John the Baptist who had topped the group with 10 points.(We had finished on 3). Despite going 4-1 down in the semi-final, the boys showed great fight and determination to dig out a magnificent 6-4 win. This time it was Jack O'Rourke who scored a hat-trick, as well as Andy, Andrew and Dominik. In the final we played Carrigtwohill where we lost 4-2. Eli Murphy Mckeon was superb in goal and Jack and Andrew scored for us.The boys had a great day and behaved themselves from start to finish.
Squad photo for the 18/19 season.......
Last week, 4th class created a map of Bishopstown. We divided Bishopstown into 16 parts and the boys worked in pairs. The had to work closely with the boys who were drawing the map at each adjoining section. They drew in all of the roads, parks, estates, rivers, buildings, shops, schools, churches etc in the area.
Boy of the Month for September
Last week, 4th class went on a river walk where we walked along the Twopot and Curraheen rivers. We learned about the source of a river, the mouth of a river and we saw a tributary, meander, confluence and waterfall.These rivers eventually flow into the River Lee, the Lee estuary, Cork Harbour and the Celtic Sea.
Last week 4th class had a visit from Lt Cmdr Neil Manning of the Irish Navy. Neil is captain of the L.E.James Joyce and he spoke to the boys about his career in the navy so far, missions he has been on in the Atlantic, the Irish Sea and the very special mission he went on to the Mediterranean in the summer of 2016 when he and his crew rescued over 3,500 people during that summer. He showed us a fantastic slideshow of all the photos and videos he took along the way. The boys had loads of questions for him!!!
With a fantastic score of 92%, we won last week's Golden Boot! Well done boys!
Seán Dooley won the Seanfhocal competition for 4th class with a fantastic entry.
Fourth class sang The Field's of Athenry along with playing Ireland's Call on the whistle.
This week in Visual Arts, each boy made a St Brigid's cross to celebrate her feast day on February. The boys used lollipop sticks, paint, glue and coloured card.
On Thursday the 18th of January, 4th class visited the CIT to watch part of the VEX Robotics competition.We visited stands with robots and other Science projects. The boys really enjoyed the visit.
Trials for the School Soccer team have now concluded and a panel of 16 boys has been picked to train after Christmas. The tournament kicks off in March.
Last Friday, the 17th of November, our boys had a fantastic time in the GAA club where we welcomed the Lifetime Lab and their very tricky puzzles. Some of the teachers struggled a bit, but the boys had no problem solving the puzzles!
On Tuesday, October 24th, Jennifer Hickey from Junior Golf Ireland called to our school for 4 hours. She coached every boy from 4th class to 6th class. We were putting, chipping and even hit a few full golf shots in the halla. The boys thoroughly enjoyed the day.Eat your heart out Rory McIlroy!
This Wednesday, we had a phenomenal 100% record for Walk on Wednesday, the maximum score possible! 8 boys walked, 13 used the Park 'n Stride system, 2 scootered, and 5 carpooled. One boy was absent so we had 28/28, a new school record! Well done everyone!
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Cork City win the league, and one of our pupils played on the pitch at Turner's Cross at half-time, and managed to get on television afterwards!
The boys have been working very hard on creating their own map of Bishopstown, which includes roads, shops, schools, rivers, churches, local businesses and clubs.
Yesterday, on the 11th of September 2017, Mr Carroll and Ms Crowley's 4th classes went on a river walk. We learned about the Source of a river, and we walked along both the Twopot and Curraheen rivers. We saw the Confluence of those two rivers, as well as seeing a Waterfall and a Meander. We got back to school just before the rain came!
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