Grandparents Day 2026

Grandparents Day 2026

The children celebrated Grandparents Day by performing Mary Had a Little Lamb on the tin whistle as part of our school concert. Afterwards, we welcomed the grandparents into our classroom where they shared stories with the children about what school was like when they were young.

The First Class performance has also been uploaded to Seesaw so that grandparents who were unable to attend on the day can still enjoy watching it.

Aboriginal Art 2026

Australia

Aboriginal dot painting and its importance in storytelling and connection to the land. They looked at examples of patterns, symbols, and colours used in this unique art style and discussed some of the animals found in Australia. Using what they learned, the children then created their own artwork of Australian animals using dot patterns inspired by Aboriginal art, creating vibrant pictures.

January 2026

Schools in the past 

In January we learned about Schools in the past and the difference between schools then and now. 

We tried an art lesson from the old schools days using charcoal to create winter scenes.

We also had a great time in PE looking at different ways to balance on different body parts and travelling across the mats.

Saint Brigid 2026

Saint Brigid's Cross

Our school community recently celebrated the feast of Saint Brigid, honouring her values of faith, kindness, and generosity.
We were delighted to mark the occasion with a special focus on her lasting legacy.
A sincere thank you to the Jordan Family for their generous donation.
The beautifully hand-crafted wooden cross is a meaningful and lasting gift to our school.
It will be treasured by our community for many years to come.