Below you can see Ross and Olaf, both showing off their different talents. Ross completed a keepie up challenge! 100 keepie ups! Yes you heard right, 100!! Well done Ross, we are very proud of you! 

We also have pictures of the talented Olaf. Olaf made sushi from scratch, how tasty does it look! well done for helping out at home. 

If you have any pictures of activities/art work you have been doing at home and you would like to share them with the class, please email me! Well done to the boys below! 

We have come to the end of another week and have entered the first month of Summer. I hope you have all been enjoying the weather and staying safe! I so wish we were all back in the classroom but at least through our blog we can stay in touch and see each other's work! Thank you so much for sending your work this week, excellent effort was made all round as usual!  Wishing you all the best, from a very proud Ms Moore! 

Pupils in the Irises this week/last week have been working so hard at home. They created their own unique projects on a topic of choice from the 1960's. The had already studied 1960's in history but what a lovely way to finish off the topic! Our projects ranged from sports stars, wars, presidents, music and much much more! Well done to everyone who put in so much effort. I am so proud of our class. Keep up the good work! You can check out each others work below! 

We learned that milk is mainly made of water and the other big ingredient is usually fat (not all milk has the same amount of fat). The dish soap bonded with the fat in the milk. This bond is so strong that the water and food colouring are pushed out. The swirling effect is everything else moving around to make room for the dish soap and fat bond. Check out our pictures!

Today we mixed corn starch and water to test its viscosity. We learned that the mixture is liquid when no force is applied, but it fell like a solid material when force is applied! We had lots of fun!

Today we took part in a STEM challenge. We used our engineering skills to make catapults! Check out some of our work below!

​Junior Hurler of the Year 2018

Congratulations to Ana Maria and the Carlow team who won the Junior Football League.. Hard luck to Gavin, Xavier and Offaly who lost in the final!