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Fifth Class pupils familiarized themselves with the layout of the Bible and sorted the names of the various books into their correct sections.
They carried out an experiment to find out which materials are the best insulators.
They learned a lot about birds of prey, migratory birds, crows and other native wild animals during a recent visit by Tony Keneally to our school, under the Heritage in Schools Scheme.
Fifth Class pupils “posting”their solutions to the Maths Puzzle in the hall during Maths Week.
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