The story of St. Patrick as told by the children of Rutland Street National School in the 1960’s. It never fails to give us a laugh!
Author: mrcherry (Page 1 of 2)
The children of 6th Class made their Confirmation on the 12th June. We were honoured to be joined by the Archbishop Diarmuid Martin on the day. The sun was shining and the children all looked beautiful. The next morning we went to ‘The Pantry’ for breakfast and got our photographs taken in the school.
Now that we have graduated we are looking forward to our summer holidays and making the big move to secondary school in September. Thank you to everyone in Rutland NS for all of your help and support over the years. We are very sad to leave but excited about the future!
Best Wishes,
6th Class
Well done to all of the children in sixth class who held their Service of Light and Enrolement Ceremony today. Everybody took part in their readings and prayers really well. It was great to have our parents, guardians and sponsors involved as well. Now we really can’t wait for our Confirmation day! Big thanks to Father Tim for all of his help today 🙂
Hello from 6th Class,
We’ve been working our socks off up on the top corridor for the last few weeks. Mr. Cherry is over the moon with the effort we have been putting into our work.  We’ve an exciting year ahead with lots of exciting trips and we’ve plenty of work to do in preparation for our Confirmation in June. It’s a really exciting time for us at the moment as we are all trying to decide which secondary school we will go to next year. Take a look at the pictures we’ve put up to see what work we’ve been doing since September !
Mr. Cherry’s class have been very busy and active over the last few weeks. We really enjoyed the school Sports Day and had lots of fun. We recently went on a mini-beast hunt in Mountjoy Square Park and found lots of different creatures living there. We also visited the playground beside the park as part of Active Schools Week.
We have finished all of our tests now and we tried really hard. Next week we are going on our school tour to Fort Lucan, it’s going to be so much fun!
The children from 4th and 5th class braved the wintry conditions yesterday and reached the semi-finals of the Lord Mayor’s Cup. Unfortunately they were beaten by St. Laurence O’ Tooles and just missed out on the bronze medal. The boys and girls did the school proud and performed brilliantly in all five events – soccer, penalties, running, basketball and wall-climbing.
We certainly have some fantastic athletes in our school and there’s no doubt we’ll be in the hunt for the medals again next year. The future of sport in Rutland NS is looking extremely bright. Well done to everyone involved!
We’ve had such a busy couple of months here in 4th class. As well as working really hard in class, Â we have been playing a lot of chess with 5th class and we are improving every week. We visited a local bank in October, where we told them all about products that we had designed ourselves. We also met the Lord Mayor of Dublin in the Smock Alley Theatre. He is a really nice man! We even had a visit from a maths magician, who showed us some great tricks. Just before Halloween we made some delicious chocolate apples. We had great fun dressing up for the Halloween party and we played some really fun games!
Hello everyone! Take a look at the lovely clay heads that we made recently. Do you like them?
We have been very good children this year and we are all set for Christmas now. We had great fun doing our Christmas rap at the school concert last week, we hope that you all enjoyed it. We wish you all a very happy Christmas!!