Huge Congratulations to 5th Class with their award winning, First place project on the history of Cork Educate Together National School. Cork Heritage Site. Please see the Project below : Story of Cork Educate Together School, Story of Cork Educate Together School Grattan Street
Shay was born on 13th June 2023. Katie H. collected him from My Canine Companion on 24th August and he has been living with her since then. He has been working hard at his puppy training since then with some of his siblings- Séanie, Stanley, Simon, Sloane and Sadie. He attends school each day and is getting to know all of his lovely friends at CETNS. He has had an eventful month:
Shay is making great progress and is looking forward to spending some time in the classrooms and on the yard when he is ready. If you meet Jonathan or Katie H. with Shay around the school the best thing you can do to help is ignore him- I know that’s very difficult because he is very cute- but he will make faster progress in his training if we all do this!
Happiness is not about feeling great all the time. It’s not always about new toys or sweet treats. It’s more about appreciating the positive and healthy things that make you feel good. This can look like lots of things – feeling safe, to relaxing, enjoying something you are good at, spending time with friends and family, looking after your body, and being kind to yourself.
So what makes you feel happy?
5th Class have been working hard researching and designing their project for the Cork Heritage Project. The theme this year is “ The Value of the Past” so they decided to do it on the history of the Cork Jazz Festival. They made a model of The Metropole Hotel and really enjoyed the entire process.
The Metropole The history of the Cork Jazz Festival
Two fathers and 2 sons spent the day fishing, but only caught 3 fish. This was enough for each of them to have one fish. How is this possible?
Answers can be submitted in the box outside Sandra’s office.
3 lucky pupils whose answers will be randomly selected at the Friday Assembly will get to choose a lucky for their class!
The answer to last week’s Dingbat is: Hot Wheels!
This week’s lucky winners of the Homework Pass.
Dingbats are visual word puzzles from which a well-known phrase or saying can be identified.
Answers can be submitted in the box outside Sandra’s office.
No Homework Pass to 3 lucky pupils whose answers will be randomly selected at the Friday Assembly.