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‘Lego hour’ kicked off this evening after school under the guidance of Robert O’ Callaghan. Children from 1st and 2nd class were invited to take part in ‘Lego hour’ which runs for the next few weeks. In the session the children got to make different lego sets with their friends and also enjoyed making their own creations. Robert’s two sons, Oisín and Rían, were also on hand to give help whenever it was needed. This was a great experience for lego lovers and many thanks to Robert for giving of his time.
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