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Cara Credit Union Prize

A big congratulations to the Senior Infants class of Blennerville National School, who received a nice delivery of treats and sweets as the winners of the Tralee Cara Credit Union Facebook Halloween competition.
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I'm sure they were enjoyed immensely.
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Thanks to everyone who put in a nomination for their schools, especially to parent Melanie Clancy who entered our school!

Science Week 9-13 November

As it is science week, classes are doing various Science lessons.

Mrs Edel O’Sullivan’s Junior Infants are working on their theme of “Houses” for this Science Week. Here are some photos from today, where children constructed houses using sticks and very sticky jelly tots! It was wonderful fun. See more photos below.

Ms Olivia O’Shea’s 4th class looked at pulse. They learned how to check their pulse and counted how many beats per minute while they were resting at their desks. They went down for PE and exercised without stopping for 5 minutes-running, jumping, fast feet, jumping jacks, squat jumps and burpees. After 5 minutes they checked their pulse again and recorded their results. They then rested again and checked their pulse to see how long it would take their heart rate/pulse to return to it's normal rate. They learned how important it is to look after our hearts bu exercising daily and my eating healthy foods. We learned also that when we are scared or nervous our heart rate is also affected. See photos under the Junior Infant photos below.

 

 

Election USA

Ms Debbie Moriarty’s 6th class were following the US Presidential Election closely uring October November and did an art lesson based on the White House. Many debates were had on the topic in class.

 

Trees by 4th Class

Tree silhouette art inspired by the poem trees by Joyce Kilmer which 4th class learned during November 2020 in Ms Olivia O’Shea’s class. See these beautiful ictures below painted with watercolours.

Food Dudes News

We got a letter from the Food Dudes at the start of November 2020. You can read it for yourself and see it on the Children's Noticeboard inside the main school door. They gave us a lovely certificate for our bigg effort last year and promised that we will get the rest of this Food Dudes programme when it is safe to do so. Keep eating plenty of fruit and veg everyone!