Just at the end of September, our young farmers went out and harvested apples from the apple tree, and potatoes and lettuce from the garden. We had the best fun harvesting what nature has given to us although the potato crop was only about half of what it usually is (the sun shone so much and the rain did not come!). We sold the produce at our annual ‘Young Farmers Market’ and made enough money to buy the seeds for next years crop. We also had enough left over to invest in a little garden decoration for the back. We have three sheep (statues) living out the back now and everyone loves them.
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6b hit Honeypark
Advantage Point Admin, , BLOGS, 0
15 hot chocolates was the order in Costa when some of the kids from 6b visited. Afterwards they got...
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Aistear in Senior Infants
Sarah J, , BLOGS, CLASSES, School Blog, Senior Infants A, Senior Infants B, 0
Both senior infants classes have been enjoying Aistear since September. We have explored the topics of school, autumn, weather...
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Pat Norris: Rocket Scientist
Neil Adams, , 3rd Class A, 3rd Class B, 4th Class A, 4th Class B, 5th Class A, 5th Class B, 6th Class A, 6th Class B, BLOGS, Community Blog, EVENTS, Featured Event, School Blog, 0
Pat Norris worked on the navigation systems that helped the Apollo space missions land a man on the moon,...
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METNS student wins merit in Texaco Art Competition
Monkstown ETNS, , BLOGS, Community Blog, 0
Lea Moloney’s Jasper the Cat won a Merit in the Texaco Art Competition. See here for her work displayed in...
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Farewell Rosario!
Molly Boydell, , BLOGS, CLASSES, School Blog, 0
Goodbye Rosario - a beautiful photo to say farewell!
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Extracurricular Activities 2017/18 Timetable available
Advantage Point Admin, , BLOGS, Community Blog, 0
See here for draft timetable. See here for enrolment form.
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1000 Bulbs
Monkstown ETNS, , BLOGS, Green School, 0
We have planted up to 1000 bulbs all around the school, all free from Woodies. Thank you Woodies! They...
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Nest Boxes for our Birds
Monkstown ETNS, , BLOGS, Green School, 0
We have put up nest boxes for our birds. We hope that some of the bluetits and robins find...