On the 25th R10 were luckily invited to a talk about being safe on the internet. Boomerang Youth Club explained that you should never do Youtube challenges or cyberbully. They showed us what happened when challenges go wrong.
Acrostic Poetry
G2 have been busy writing Halloween acrostic poems. They were written very well. Well done G2! 
Newtown Blues, Louth SFC Champions 2017
Last Friday, 20th October, we were lucky enough to meet Andy McDonnell, captain of the Newtown Blues, winners of the Joe Ward Cup 2017. The boys had plenty of questions for Andy about GAA, his training and dedication to the his chosen sport. Hopefullly this will inspire our boys and we will see them return in years to come to share their stories of success.
Our day in the cookery room
Last Thursday we made pizza in the cookery room. Then we ate the pizza. It was yummy!
By Brian G2.
Fourth Class Trip to the Droichead Arts Centre
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Newtown Blues Captain Visit
On Friday 20th October, Newtown Blues captain Andy came in to our school with the Joseph Ward Cup that they won in their finals against Dundalk Gaels. Maybe someday we’ll be lucky enough to win this trophy with our clubs.
R6 Skeletons
R6 is almost finished with their skeletons. They look pretty good.
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Art Workshop
On Friday the 20th R10 had an art workshop. It was lots of fun. 2 people from Droichead Arts Centre in Drogheda visited us to help us. We did a cool type of art. We had to draw a head then pass it over to the left of us. The next person drew the torso, the third person drew the legs and then finally the feet. At the end you had a full body. We then coloured them. They looked really cool.
R10’s English Groups
Every Tuesday and Friday we do English reading groups. Mr Mulroy’s group are reading Prejudice On The Goldfields. Ms McNeill’s group are reading On the Ball. Ms Bradley’s group are readind The Smith Family Diaries. Ms Glacken’s group are reading Graffiti.
