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November 29, 2023All Classes, Uncategorizedby Orla McCarthy

After School Activities Term 2

An exciting new term of after school activities begins in January for children in 1st to 6th classes. Art and Crafts, Basketball, Board Games, Chess, Drawing, Dance, Drama, Dungeons and Dragons, Gaelic Football, Lego, Multi-Sports, Running, Science, Soccer, Spanish and Yoga! Check your email for …

November 22, 2023All Classes, Fourth Class, Uncategorizedby Orla McCarthy

Fourth Class Trip to the National Museum of Archaeology

Aongus and Katelynn’s classes visited the National History Museum and took a tour of the Stone and Bronze Age exhibitions. They explored the museum’s artefacts and learned about life in Ancient Ireland.

November 9, 2023Uncategorizedby Ballinteer Principal

Science at St Tiernan’s – 4th Class (Aongus’s class)

October 6, 2023All School News, Principal's Message, Uncategorizedby Ballinteer Principal

Principal’s Update – Friday, 6th October 2023

Good afternoon to all members of the Ballinteer ETNS community! It has been another busy week in the school and there is even more to follow next week. New Student Council The pupils of 1st to 6th class recently elected their new Student Council for …

October 4, 2023All School News, Principal's Message, Uncategorizedby Ballinteer Principal

Parent Welcome Mornings: 9th to 12th October 2023

Dear Parents and Guardians, Next week, we will be holding our Parent Welcome Mornings. These are short meetings which offer parents & guardians an opportunity to meet their child’s teacher and for the teachers to provide an overview of the particular class level in question. Topics …

September 28, 2023All School News, Junior Infants, Senior Infants, Uncategorizedby Orla McCarthy

Infant Singing

Every Wednesday Junior and Senior Infants come together in the hall for Infant Singing. Some of our favourite songs include Icky Sticky Bubblegum, Boa Constrictor and the Horrible House!

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