Author Archives: Miss Woods
Halloween at St. Enda’s Primary School!
Social Distancing
We were delighted to see some of our pupils visit the school this week.
As you can see, they are very good at following Social Distancing guidelines!
Congratulations Isaac
We, at St. Enda’s Primary School, would like to extend a warm and heartfelt congratulations to Isaac, from 2nd Class. Isaac entered a writing competition with a publisher known as Emu Ink, in March. His wonderful poem ‘Waiting’ was published in their Covid-19 edition ‘Home Stories’.
This is the first time that a St. Enda’s pupil has been published in such a long time and, for this reason, we are so incredibly impressed with him!!
We hope that Isaac continues his writing and, indeed, that other children are inspired to write poetry, stories or articles to emulate Isaac, with this fabulous achievement.
Well done, Isaac. We’re so proud of you.
Book Week 2020
World Book Day was Thursday the 5th of March this year, but in St.Enda’s, we decided to turn it into World Book Week. Thanks to Miss Stewart, every class had challenges to complete every day! The older classes really enjoyed reading to the younger classes. We also went on trips to the local library and bookshop to use our World Book Day tokens! It was a great week for everyone involved 🙂
Valentines Day Assembly
There was lots to celebrate on Valentines Day! All the children got an opportunity to perform a song and present their junk art pieces to their families. The pupils of the term were also awarded. Have a look at some pictures from our Valentines Day Assembly.
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Walk on Wednesday
The children from 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th class really enjoyed their Walk on Wednesday. Jacob (Mr. Boland’s dog), has also been joining in on the fun and has proven to be very popular with everyone!
Junk Art Constructions
Every class in St. Enda’s this week have been working extremely hard on their junk art pieces. Have a look at some of their work so far.
Art Week
Senior Infants visited the RHA this week. We stopped in the park on our way to look at some other pieces of art.
4th Class being the ‘I’ in KIND
