National Bike Week starts on May 13th and runs to May 21st. We encourage as many girls as possible to cycle to school next week. There will be a prize for the class that makes the most effort to cycle. Please remember to cycle safety and always wear a helmet and hi-vis!
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The Second Class Green Schools Committee members invited their own class and Senior Infants on a litter picking expedition to the River Slaney and school garden this week. The girls were very busy and filled two rubbish bags! This trip … Continue reading
Senior Infants visited the bird table this week with our GS subcommittee on Biodiversity. This week we decided to use suet balls to help our school garden birds through the recent cold snap. The girls are really enjoying learning about native Irish birds and how to increase the variety of birds in our school garden.
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Members of the Green Schools Committee helped Senior Infants to make bird feeders for our school garden today. This will encourage birds into our school and provide them with a source of food during this cold weather!
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The members of the Green Schools Committee met this week to carry out some planting activities. We planted a holly sapling in our school garden which the girls have christened John! We hope that our holly sapling grows big and strong … Continue reading
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Lots of girls made a great effort this morning by walking to school. It was lovely to see the pictures that were sent in of the girls and hopefully the weather will stay fine that we can walk more often … Continue reading
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Lets get active this week and leave the cars at home by walking to school on Wednesday. We would love to see your pictures of you walking to school on info@smltullow.ie. Let’s get active and help our environment!
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Dale Threadwell came to the school today to deliver a biodiversity workshop and the girls loved it. They got to look at different bugs and learn about different habitats.
Thank you to everyone who brought in stickers for the Applegreen Biodive Competition. We didn’t win the big prize but we were lucky enough to win a full day biodiversity workshop which will be delivered in the new school year.
