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Category: 6th Class

Hugh Lane Art Gallery

Before the Easter break, 6th class paid the Hugh Lane Gallery a visit.
The class took time to examine the artwork and made fantastic sketches of their favourite pieces to discuss. There were lots of interesting conversations about art.

We also studied the beautiful stained glass window artwork to replicate during our own art lesson. The children took inspiration from the work of Harry Clake and added their own ideas to their work.

The children have also been learning about Irish history and the class found lots of paintings depicting famous figures such as Micheal Collins.

It was a fantastic trip with our creative 6th class students!

 

Butterfly Fly Away

Ms. Bermingham’s Junior Infants have been learning all about caterpillars for the past few weeks. We even had some caterpillars join our class! Today, we were finally able to release our butterflies in our wonderful school garden. It was lovely to have 6th class join us as we let our beautiful butterflies go. We told them to say a special hello to Ollie for us.

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Merry Christmas from 6th Class

6th class are getting excited for Christmas!

We hope you all enjoy our poem ‘A Christmas night in Dublin’ and our performance of ‘ I wish it could be Christmas everyday’.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Ms McFadden, Nadine and all the boys and girls in 6th class.

Click here to watch our Christmas performance.

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Busy at Boxing!

Sixth Class had a great time boxing yesterday, we didn’t stop moving for the full 40 minutes! Watch out Mayweather!!

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Ag Obair Go Dian!

Is breá leis na páistí seo a gcuid Gaeilge a fheabhsú ar Duolingo!

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Sixth Class Skeletons!

Happy Halloween from all of us in Sixth Class!!!

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Throwback Thursday

Some of the 6th class were looking at a photo of their class at Halloween 2 years ago. They can’t wait to get dressed up again tomorrow!

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‘Suits’ in Sixth Class

Sixth Class had great fun in P.E. this week playing ‘Suits’. We had to try get as many of our card suit as possible but we could only turn one at a time. We had to run back to our group and arrange our cards in order and get a full suit to win. We were non-stop moving between running for the cards and arranging them in order. It was a race to the finish line for our final three!!

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Creative masks 6th class & Parents

Assembly News – Week Beginning 11/04/16

 

Class Pupil Of The Week Most Improved
Junior Infants Jonathan Layla
Senior Infants Eva Kacper
1st Class Tymon Narcis
2nd Class Ermun Sean
3rd Class Temuulen

Alex

4th Class Katelyn

Kai

5th Class Shannon

Grace

Calvin
6th Class Quessia

Christian

 

Winners of Marbles in the Jar for this week are 4th Class with 15marbles!!

There were 84 students in the school with Full Stamps this week and 27 Senior Students with Full Credits.

Well Done!!

 

 

Assembly News – Week Beginning 04/04/16

Class Pupil Of The Week Most Improved
Junior Infants Evan May
Senior Infants Martin Isabelle
1st Class Ricky

Hugo

2nd Class Leah

Tengis

3rd Class Alicia H Anand
4th Class Calum Abbie
5th Class Alex Lennon

Clinton

6th Class    

Assembly News – Week Beginning 07/03/16

 

Class Pupil Of The Week Most Improved
Junior Infants Sha Sha Mia
Senior Infants Eva Toni B
1st Class Joy

Dora

2nd Class Ben Cooper
3rd Class Makeala Alisha S
4th Class Calum

Abbie

5th Class Shannon Craig
6th Class Codie

Daniel

Winners of Marbles in the Jar for this week are 2nd, 3rd  & 5th  Class with 13marbles!!

There were 87 students in the school with Full Stamps this week and 44 Senior Students with Full Credits. Well Done!!

 

 

Ice Cream Party For Full Attenders!!

Congratulations to all who had full attendance. Keep it up!!

Miss Barron.

 

 

News from 6th Class

6th class have had a busy few weeks….here are some pictures of what we have been up to!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rutland NS GAA!

Wahoo!! Rutland NS played superbly today and won  (by a not-so-tight margin!!!) against Dublin 7 Educate Together school. We were so happy to win as the last few games didn’t go our way. Hard luck to the other team. It was nice to see the sportsmanship at the end when the two teams shook hands and wished each other well. Here are some photos of the action…….

 

6th Class Confirmation

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

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Intercultural Day visit, 3rd Class

6th Class Service of Light

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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 🙂

Engineers week

Volunteers from ESB take part in the inaugural ‘ESB Engineering Squad’. The initiative, which is part of Engineers Week 2014, aims to promote engineering as a career choice by showcasing personal experiences of engineering and highlighting the critical role of engineering in society to school children across Ireland. Niall from ESB kindly came in to talk with us as part of engineers week. He shared interesting facts about his job and we were very jealous to hear that he gets to travel a lot with his job- to Africa and the Middle East! It was a very informative talk. Well done to everyone who asked questions and listened so well.

5th/6th class boxing!

 

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Today was our first day in training for our Bronze Medal in boxing. It was an intense hour of training! Well done to everyone in 5th and 6th class who were absolutely terrific. Katie Taylor watch out!

Dance Stars!

6th class worked so hard over the past two weeks in preparation for the recent Christmas Concert. Francesca was really impressed with the talent on display and said that we were one of the best classes that she has ever worked with! Here is a picture of us all during rehersals.

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Probably the Best Class in the World…

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 !CIMG0665 CIMG0667 CIMG0668 CIMG0669 CIMG0671

Sixth class graduation…

There was a lovely send off for the pupils of sixth class today as we held our final assembly . All students received their graduation certs . A special well done to Ross, Ali and Cassidy in particular, for most improved, best behaviour and best worker respectively but to all the children, conngratulations on completing your primary education and we wish you well in your new schools. Saad and Joslyn were absent from the photo.

Men at work…

Ross and Kome were hard at work weeding and cleaning the school garden in preparation for next year. Here they are taking a break whilst resting on their brushes like a good workman should !

Green schools

The school is working on getting a second green flag for energy. We are trying to switch off lights and school appliances when they are not needed.
Children recently undertook an appliance audit in the school. Every class is making an effort to completely turn off computers, printers and lights every afternoon at home time. We are keeping up the good work with recycling and reducing litter and waste.

Sixth class project…

Sixth class are working on a project called “It’s your move” to help them prepare for secondary school. We also went to Glendalough recently on a pilgrim’s walk as part of our Confirmation preparations. We look forward to our Confirmation ceremony in two weeks time.

Confirmation Enrolement Ceremony

Well done to all the sixth class who held their enrolement ceremony as part of their Confirmation preparations recently. Fr. Tim and Sister Maria came along. Everybody took part in their readings, prayers and presentation of the gifts really well.

Confirmation and Enrolement Ceremony.

There are great preparations underway in sixth class for the Confirmation. We have been reading lots of stories, learning about the fruits and gifts of the spirit and writing prayers ahead of our enrolement ceremony . This ceremony will take place in the classroom next Thursday, 21st March 1.30pm. All parents and sponsors are welcome. Talk to your children about the great work they have been doing as they prepare for this important sacrament.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boxing…

Fifth and sixth classes have been enjoying

boxing lessons over the past two weeks . Five

children will be selected to go to the national

stadium after the mid term.  We have learned

lots !

Aspiring drummers…

The boys and girls of sixth got the chance to enjoy themselves during the recent drumming workshop . As well as having lots of fun they learned some new skills . Kome and Ali were excellent at keeping the rhythm !

Happy Christmas from sixth class.

Firstly, well done to sixth class on their outstanding dance  “Gangnam Style” performed at the school play. You were outstanding…. it was also  performed with gusto for the children in Greystones yesterday.

On behalf of everybody in sixth class, have a brilliant Christmas and good wishes for 2013.

 

Collection for St.Vincent de Paul

The school made  a great effort in the collection of food and other items for the St. Vincent De Paul. Well done to everybody. The sixth class boys and girls dropped the goods over on Friday . The food will go to deserving families this Christmas.

 

Sixth class bowling

We had an excellent outing with the NYP on

Tuesday . A trip to the bowling alley in

Coolock was followed by Burger King . We have

some excellent bowlers in sixth class and it

was very competitive ! Ross and Joslyn scored highest .

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Hello from sixth class

Sixth class have settled back into school really well . We have started our Confirmation preparations already .  The NYP are coming into us every Tuesday and we will have a trip at the end of the sessions . We are also starting meditation soon .

Well done to James McAuley and Bradley Fagan who did the school proud in the ring at the national boxing stadium today! Here are some pictures from the event & the boys with special guest Olympic boxing champion Michael Carruth!!

Enrolment Ceremony 6th class

Father Tim and all of the parents joined 6th class for their enrolment ceremony in preparation for their Confirmation.

Taking Sides

5th and 6th classes have been reading the book ‘Taking Sides’ by Brian Gallagher. It is set in Dublin during the civil war of 1921/1922. We went to a Live History show in Larkin College where we saw (and tried out!) guns and uniforms that the soldiers and people used to have back in those days. It was very interesting.[imagebrowser id=4]

Junior Infants & 6th Class: World Book Day!!

We had loads of fun with Ms. Heverin’s 6th Class on World Book Day. The 6th Class pupils chose books to read to us in small groups. Then they helped us to create images of different parts of the story. Great fun was had by all!

Anti-Bullying week.

This week is anti-bullying week and 6th class have done lots of work related to this. We hope that everyone can be friendly to each other and make the extra effort especially this week.

Remember: The only way to have a friend is to be one.

Here are some posters we created:

HAPPY SAINT BRIGID’S DAY!!

6th class Saint Brigid’s crosses

Numeri Italiani!!

Sixth class are working very hard learning Italian with lots of help from Ms. O’Connor. Here is some art work of the numbers from 1-20!

Paper Maché

Sixth Class working hard making paper maché African masks! It was messy but lots of fun!! Thanks a million to Emma who led us in making them.

Trip to the Hugh Lane Gallery!

Sixth class visited the Hugh Lane Gallery and while there in pairs answered a quiz about all the paintings. We had to find paintings belonging to certain artists. We saw Francis Bacon’s art studio which was very interesting!! We had a great trip. Thanks so much to Emma who organised the activity and came with us!

Scholarship Day at Larkin Community College

6th class had a very busy day in Larkin College today. They were auditioning for the Arts and Soccer scholarships. They had to sing, dance, draw and also do some creative writing and play soccer! We are all very tired after the day but hopefully all the hard work will be worth it.

A big thank you to Emma who helped us so much with everything.

Update from 6th Class…

Hi everyone! We just wanted to let you all know that we haven’t disappeared! We are really busy in 6th Class preparing for our Confirmation which will take place on the 9th of June. We were presented recently with our certificates for completing the NYP/Talbot Centre Drug and Alcohol Awareness programme – check out our photo below…

 We have also been working on poetry. Here is an emotion poem written by Migle:

Angry is Monday mornings,

Angry is winter time when it’s cold,

Angry is school,

Angry is homework,

Angry is cleaning your room, 

Angry is hitting,

Angry is leaving Lithuania. 

 

And an acrostic poem by Lee:

GHOST

Gruesome they are,

Horrifying also,

Oh my God they’re scary,

Standing very tall,

Thoughts of them going around in my head

And a thoughtful poem by Amy:

The Rainbow

And straight away I saw rain,

I looked up in to the sky and saw a rainbow shoot by,

It looked so magical,

Unexpectedly I found myself perched on a rainbow,

The clouds began to drift,

I jumped onto a cloud and floated away,

When I will return I cannot say.

‘Across the Divide’ History Trail!

Our 6th Class joined up with 6th Class in Central Model School, Marlborough St. yesterday to take part in a history trail based on our book ‘Across the Divide’! We all met in Rutland Hall where we were put in to pairs. We were given the activity booklet and clip boards, and we then took to the streets! It was strange at first meeting and working with new people, but we got used to it and had a great time!

We walked down to O connell street and compared and contrasted the street and different buildings and monuments to as it was in 1913. We saw that the Imperial hotel is now Clerys department store! The Spire is now taking the place of Nelson’s Pillar! O Connell Street used to be called Sackville Street! But the GPO is the exact same! A lot of the class agreed that the older buildings in the city are the nicest!

We then walked up Sackville place, around by Liberty hall – which is completely different now! And ended our trail in Marlborough St School Hall for a drink and snack! We were blessed to have the sun with us, which made our walk even more fun! Here are photos of our super boys and girls being very busy!

Le Fritelle! Pancakes!

 

We made our pancakes today during our Italian lesson. Here is a list of the ingredients we used:

il latte – milk

le uova – eggs

la farina – flour

il limone – lemon

lo zucchero – sugar

la nutella – Nutella

Sona stati buonissimi!! They were delicious!!

Check out our photos!

 

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Sixth class LOVE reading!

Hi all!

Lots to report from sixth class this week so far. This week is a busy week for us bookworms. We are aiming to get all our sponsorship forms back to raise money for our library so we are reading for 30 minutes every day. Here is a photo of us reading…

Later on in the week we are going to Easons to choose our free book for World Book Day which will be difficult because there is a great selection this year!

Tomorrow we will miss the launch of One Book One Community Programme which we are taking part in so we will go to the closing of the project at the end of March instead. The novel we will be studying for this project, Across the Divide, is ready for us in our classroom to begin reading.

We are hoping to do some paired reading with 2nd Class this week too to mark World Book Day.

And finally, another bit of news, we are starting our Drug Awareness Programme on Thursday with The Talbot Centre and N.Y.P. 1. which we actually cannot wait for!

Watch this space for more sixth class news and views….

Buddy Visit Day in 6th Class

 

We first met our buddies this week on Monday in our school library. We were a bit shy at first but then we got to know everyone through a game of personal bingo. We split up then and met two people each who will be our buddy for the next few months.

On Thursday the buddy group from Larkin came back to our school. We had our classroom ready for activities with clay. It was super fun and we got to know our buddies a bit better – what was really great was the fact that they could help us with the clay art.

We cant wait for week 3 of the programme when we will get to particapate in an activity that our buddies are planning for us. It will be nice to see some familiar faces when we start in Larkin in September!

6th Class News!

We have had a really busy week this week in school, we’re ready to relax over the weekend!

We made tiramisu in Italian on Tuesday and tasted it on Thursday. It was delicious, in fact we all want the recipe now to try it at home becasue it was so easy to do!

Wednesday was busy too – our Junior Achievement programme started. It was really interesting to learn all about our skeleton and bones. We participated in some great activities in Larkin on Wednesday afternoon and we are looking forward to trying some different activities next week.

We are loading our profiles on to ThinkQuest this morning to begin our ‘Transition to Secondary School’ project.

You can understand why we now need a rest…

6th Class Artwork

 

 

Here is a sample of some of the artwork that we completed in our 1st term in school. We painted self portraits which we enjoyed doing. The second set of paintings were completed for arts scholarship purposes. It is Japanese Hiroshige artwork.  

Italiano!

Here are some pictures of 6th class learning Italian this week in school with our Italian teacher Ms. O’ Connor. We have learned so much since we began it last year and we are improving every week.

Felice Anno Nuovo!

Happy New Year everyone!

Sixth Class are back at work with a very important term ahead of us. Clay animation, Italian lessons and a Thinkquest Project will all take place between now and Easter. Not to mention our preparation for our Confirmation on June 9th. Keep an eye on our posts for updates on all of these activities!

Christmas Hamper Collection

As part of sixth class Christmas activities we began a collection of grocery items from every class in our school. Everyone was extremely generous and we managed to pack nearly 40 bags of food items. The Saint Vincent de Paul were really grateful and we hope to make this an annual activity. Well done everyone!

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