4th class: Mr. Kavanagh Healthy Eating Podcasts

Mr. Kavanaghs ladies have been learning about healthy lifestyles for the month of November as part of our theme of healthy eating. They investigated popular treats and foods to see just how much sugar was in each and have put together their very own podcasts with some tips and advice on staying healthy!

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Listen below for some advice from 4th!

Guzzler Came to Visit today in SML!

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Today the children from Junior Infants-2nd class had a visit from Guzzler who did a lesson all about energy with them. Being sustainable with how we use energy is more important now than ever. Guzzler gave the children lots of … Continue reading

Science Week 2021

Here at Scoil Mhuire Lourdes we will be celebrating Science Week 2021.

It is a great opportunity for the children to experience Science in a hands-on and fun way. The children will be engaging in Science experiments, tasks, activities and online events in their classes next week from the 8th-12th of November.

On Monday 8th of November Workshops on the topic of Energy will be delivered by an SEAI Facilitator to the children in Junior Infants to 2nd Classes with the Puppet Guzzler as a special guest!! Check in with us at the end of the week to see some photos of the children participating in Science Week.

Enjoy Science Week 2021 everyone!!

Weave Project 2021

The Weave Project is an exciting collaboration between Dublin City University (DCU), IT Carlow, the Professional Development Services for Teachers in Ireland (PDST) and Arizona State University (ASU).
It aims to increase student awareness in the different ways that coding, computational thinking and computer science can be used in our society today. It also encourages the students to develop a critical eye and to question the application of new technologies in our world.
Raising awareness of coding/computational thinking/computer science at a young age is important to help the students develop the type of skills that will be required of them in the 21st century.
Throughout the Weave Project, teachers and students will work together to develop resources and activities that will lead to the development of a computational thinking framework for Irish primary schools.
As the teachers and students will be working with DCU, IT Carlow and the PDST to co-create these resources, it is a great opportunity to develop coding and computational thinking activities in the context of the school community.

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