2nd and 6th class joined up for some peer reading for world book day. They had a brilliant time and really enjoyed listening to each other reading their favourite books.




























2nd and 6th class joined up for some peer reading for world book day. They had a brilliant time and really enjoyed listening to each other reading their favourite books.




























A taste of the St. Bridget’s Crosses that 6th class made today, a great effort evryone – they are very beautiful.













Huge congratulations to Emily Bolger on winning the National Credit Union 7 years and under, general category award.
Emily entered the competition through the school and won 1st prize in the local competition, her picture was put forward and she has now won the National award. Well done Emily.

6th Class students have made Christmas logs, everyone individual and fab. Well done 6th class a super job.




On Wednesday the 12th March Marshsalstown hosted the Ficheall Chess Tournament which involved 137 children from multiple different schools around Wexford.
Marshalstown were well represented with 17 pupils taking part and they each represented their school exceptionally!
This is a friendly tournament and there was no overall winner announced but everyone had great fun and Marshalstown did very well!!
























The STEAM programme culminated with a session where we designed posters and charts to highlight the topics covered in the previous sessions and all that was explored and learned in those.
The class worked hard to create a wonderful display and its great to see teachers and students stopping on their way by to read the posters.




On Thursday 2nd of March as we celebrated World Book Day. Everyone was encouraged to dress up on the day as a character from a book, and as you can see it resulted in a very peculiar collection of characters in our classroom!
We got stuck into exploring all the books in our class library, and found books in there that we didn’t even know we had. We worked together to create categories for our books, with many debates and lively discussions in the course of completing the job! The ‘Stop, Drop, and Read’ part of the job was fun too and there were people reading all sorts of news books in all sorts of places.
We worked adding some embellishments to our portrait display and created some wonderful interpretations for covers and synopses of our favourite books..
At the end of the day we had a special visit from 2nd Class, but we were so busy sharing books and enjoying read-alouds that we forgot to take many photographs.

























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In the first of the STEAM Workshops the focus was on the planet we live on and the air we breathe. We learned about the Ozone Layer and made simple models to represent that layer of gases that surround Earth. … Continue reading
Sixth class took part in the second STEAM workshop. They were learning about CO2 and where it comes from, the effects it has on our planet and all living things, and how we can help the reduce the levels of CO2. The children completed an experiment making CO2 and capturing it. They enjoyed the results of the balloon filling with CO2.
On Tuesday 7th February we took part in the third of our STEAM workshops. Today we talked about the Effect of Climate Change on Nature.
We talked about what Nature supplies to us as humans, eg food, cleans our air (removes carbon dioxide and produces oxygen), pollinates plants, clean water etc. And we watched some videos that showed how nature and wildlife are being affected by climate change and the ways in which we are impacting on those changes.
We made some models of different habitats that we have here on Earth, and chatted about ways that they are suffering from Climate Change and came up with a list of ways we can change our behaviours to help protect these areas.
Here are some of us working on our habitat models and the models themselves.
We also wrote up summaries of what we learned in the workshop.





















