We successfully completed Level 3 in the Pride of Place Garden competition this year in conjunction with our Green FLag for Biodiversity.
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Year 19/20
Boys and girls from Ms. O Carroll's, Mr McCormack's and Ms Dolan's class were very busy helping Deirdre O' Carroll plant snowdrops, crocuses,hyacinths and tulips in the garden and in pots.We will look after them and watch them grow over the next few months.
Boys and girls from Ms. O Carroll's, Mr McCormack's and Ms Dolan's class were very busy helping Deirdre O' Carroll plant snowdrops, crocuses,hyacinths and tulips in the garden and in pots.We will look after them and watch them grow over the next few months.
The children from Room 18 and Room 25 worked very hard last week picking the potatoes from our school garden. Deirdre O' Carroll was once again available to lend a very big hand at digging up the potatoes.
To celebrate National Tree Day on the 3rd of October, the girls and boys from Mr. McCormack's class helped plant an Irish Native Spindle in our garden which was given to us free from The Tree Council of Ireland.The children learn about the importance of planting more trees! Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen and help reduce the risk of climate change. They also provide shelter and food for birds, animals and insects.
Many thanks to Deirdre O' Carroll who came along to lend a hand.
Many thanks to Deirdre O' Carroll who came along to lend a hand.
Year 18/19
Ms. Lawless and the children have been busy in our garden over the past few months. The following gallery is what progress that has been made.
Ms. Lawless and the children have been busy in our garden over the past few months. The following gallery is what progress that has been made.
