We are incredibly grateful for her kindness, generosity, thoughtfulness and support.
She has always been so proud of the children in OLOL and told them so often.
Today the children had a special thanksgiving assembly for Ms. Hanly.
They sang songs, read poems and presented her with cards and a lovely memory book.
Just like our 6th class yesterday, what might seem like the end of something, is actually the start of something new.
We wish Ms. Hanly the very best of luck for the next chapter.
Go n-éiri an bóthar leat.
We watched a slideshow of pictures which shows just how far they have come since junior infants. We wish them all the very best for the next chapter.
Ms. O’ Donnell’s class went to Corcagh park in Clondlkin on their school trip. Roz, Lyndsey and Ms. O’ Donnell brough us on the bus and Garda Paul drove.
When we arrived, we walked through the park to the amazing playground. My favorite things were the big slides, the zip line and I also enjoyed the sand and the swings.
Next, we had lunch. We were all starving and it was delicious. We then went for a walk around the park. We were all tired so we stopped and had a few treats. My favorite was the mini donuts.
After the little rest, we returned to the playground and had another half an hour of play.
Finally, we went back to the car park to find the guard and the bus and we returned to school. We all had a great day and we agreed that we loved Corcagh park.
By Huner Ellis
The children even got to see their film in the cinema.
We were very lucky that Mr Moriarty entered a competition to win a gymnastics teacher to come into our school for a day recently.
Our children thoroughly enjoyed the activities as you can see from the photos below
We enjoyed a trip to our local park, a visit to the local shops to buy groceries to make a treat of jelly and ice cream and lots of other learning outdoors.
