On the 19th of March 2nd Class planted some Spring flowers - dwarf daisies & petunias. We talked about all the things a seed needs to grow. The children took them home over the Easter holidays to watch them go from a tiny need into a flower. Here are some of them planting their seeds [...]
We are celebrating Marine Week this week. Today we learned all about sharks and we even learned how to draw one!
This week, Green-Schools Ireland is launching the first ever Marine Week. It will be the Green- Schools first ever week long celebration of the sea. Each day, new activities will be uploaded to the Green-Schools Marine Week web page. There will be interactive talks, art, well being activities, educational videos and science experiments on a [...]
Our Rang V pupils had a most enjoyable lesson today, when they learned all about our Earth's renewable and non-renewable resources. During this lesson, their teacher, Mr. Thynne showed them what compost is and how it is created. Our pupils learned all about the positive, environmental and commercial benefits of compost. Finally, they had great [...]
These are photographs of just some of the wonderful pupils, parents and staff members who walked, cycled or scooted to school this morning. Well done everybody!
Today marked the beginning of National Scoot to School Week 2021. Our bicycle racks were full today. We were thrilled to see such a fantastic response from the pupils and parents of Barefield N.S. Well done to everybody who has gotten involved so far!
Girls from Senior Infants A enjoying Lá Glas!
Next week is National Scoot to School Week (March 22nd-26th). We are asking you to scoot, walk or cycle to school next week, where possible. By participating in National Scoot to School Week, you will be showing your support for a greener, healthier environment. You will also be getting active, fit and healthy in the [...]
Bhíomar ag céiliúradh Lá Fhéile Pádraig i Rang a III agus IV ar an Mháirt. Bhíomar ag caitheamh éádaí glasa agus ag éisteacht le ceol. Rinneamar éaláin freisin. Bhaineamar an-taitneacmh as an lá!
