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St. Brigid's GNS was established by the Holy Faith Sisters in 1928 to cater for the educational needs of the children of Killester parish and the surrounding area. The school supports the principles of
"inclusiveness, equality of access and participation in the school and respect for
diversity of values, beliefs, traditions, languages and ways of life in society"
We are committed to nurturing the Catholic faith through religious education, preparation for the sacraments and through the ethos of the school. The ethos is demonstrated through respect shown for each person in the school - pupils, members of staff, parents and visitors. We value our relationship with parents and the community and we are committed to working in partnership with all involved in the education process so as the best interests of each child are catered for.
"inclusiveness, equality of access and participation in the school and respect for
diversity of values, beliefs, traditions, languages and ways of life in society"
We are committed to nurturing the Catholic faith through religious education, preparation for the sacraments and through the ethos of the school. The ethos is demonstrated through respect shown for each person in the school - pupils, members of staff, parents and visitors. We value our relationship with parents and the community and we are committed to working in partnership with all involved in the education process so as the best interests of each child are catered for.
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Active Week
Active Week
Soccer
Soccer
SEAI Workshops
SEAI Workshops
Clay Pottery
Clay Pottery
Mother's Day Flower Arranging
Mother's Day Flower Arranging
Viking Projects
Viking Projects
The girls began their week dancing their hearts out during Wake Up Shake Up in the big yard and the fun continued all the way to Friday!
We enjoyed loads of activities including Tag Rugby, Cricket, Badminton (thanks Ms Reilly!), Playground games with Grandparents, a Skipathon, Yoga Óga and Irish dancing. The students and teachers worked very hard at staying active all week and the weather thankfully stayed on our side!
Thank you to everyone involved!
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Girls from 3rd-6th classes played in the Spar 5's Soccer tournament on Friday April 5th. We played 9 matches, against schools from all over Dublin, and won 6 of them. We were knocked out of the semi finals by a super talented team from Tallaght. Huge thanks to our coach Noel Corr and to Ms Flynn for managing on the day.
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The girls in Senior Infants, 2nd Class and 4th Class got the opportunity to take part in an SEAI workshop where they explored the topic of energy and sustainability in a fun and engaging way.
Senior Infants got to meet GUZZLER the puppet who loves to waste energy. Through a series of games and activities they learned where our energy comes from. They also learned about the importance of saving energy and how we can make simple changes to help save our environment.
2nd and 4th classes learned about energy and how we can conserve energy in an interactive way.The girls got to carry out a variety of experiments and played the energy game where they were quizzed on what they learned . During the workshop they talked about:
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The principals of energy
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The current global problems and what we can do to help
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The science of energy and climate change.
It was great fun !!
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Third classes were very lucky to have a visit by local potter; Elaine Fallon from Brookwood Pottery. It was a unique opportunity for the children to learn about the process of making pottery. They asked the artist lots of questions and some children said they'd like to be a potter in the future! Elaine brought in some of her beautiful pieces which the children got to hold and admire.
Subsequently the children made their own clay pots and Elaine gave the children useful practical advise for moulding the pots successfully during her visit. The children marked Celtic designs on their pots as we were learning about the Celts in history. Finally they painted them in the colours of their choice. The children did a great job.
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Girls in sixth class enjoyed flower arranging for Mothers Day. Huge thank you to Catherine and Mary for organising.
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Ms Delany's 4th Class did fantastic work on their Viking Projects!
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