Everyone in St. Mary's SNS is wearing blue today in support of the Blessington Senior ladies, who are in the County final this weekend. Good luck to all involved. We'll all be cheering for you! Some art work on display…
3rd Class Our Grandparents This term Ms Gallagher’s class have been working a lot on history. We have been interviewing our grandparents to find out about life when they were our age. We asked them questions about their school days…
3rd Class Poulaphuca Reservoir Ms Gilligan’s class have been learning about Poulaphuca reservoir. Afterwards our teacher asked us to do projects on this. We were given the option to work in pairs or on our own. Some of us made…
Science Blast 2020- 4th & 5th class Ms McGrath’s 5th class and Ms Morris’s 4th class went to Science Blast in the RDS on the 3rd of March 2020. 5th class chose a question about humour ‘Why do we laugh…
My project on elephants by Amy Stynes Elephants are the world’s largest land animal. Male elephants can reach 3m tall and weigh between 4,000-7,500kg. Asian elephants are slightly smaller, reaching 2.7m tall and weighing 3,000-6,000kg. Elephants spend 12 to 18…
6th class gather to say farewell Ms Lucas' 6th class gathered for a final meeting and their 'graduation'. It was lovely to see them all together for one last time before they officially finish Primary school, and a beautiful place…
Aidan & Donagh going for a social distancing cycle during Active week at home! Good job boys! Some photos from our Virtual Sports Week Leah Roche's Active week in pictures Leah went out exploring Out for a long walk Hiking…
Our new school website goes live today. Our new online home is designed to provide a virtual window into school life at St. Mary's, providing visitors with a snapshot of what we do and why we do it, through text,…
As you are aware the Taoiseach announced last Friday that all schools will remain closed until at least September. While understanding 100% the reasons for the continuing closure of all schools it was a great disappointment to hear that we…
It is particularly sad and unfortunate for our four Sixth Classes who will have missed out on so many of the usual highlights during their final year in Primary School. We will be hoping to mark the occasion of their…