The girls in 3rd class have been chitting potatoes. These are called ‘Sharpe’s Earlies’. They’ll begin to sprout soon and be ready for planting in about 4-6 weeks. What a great addition they’ll make to our garden!
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The girls in 3rd class have been chitting potatoes. These are called ‘Sharpe’s Earlies’. They’ll begin to sprout soon and be ready for planting in about 4-6 weeks. What a great addition they’ll make to our garden!
Read more...Some of our third class girls took it upon themselves to make their own wormery. Well done girls. What a wonderful way to support biodiversity and help create some great compost.
Read more...Thank you to all who joined the ‘Santa Hat Walk’ today. The turnout on the Charlemont walking bus was wonderful as you can see below. We hope we can keep these numbers up in the New Year! Happy Christmas everyone!
Read more...See who joined us on the Marino Walking Bus this morning! Well done to everyone who joined us on our way to school. Happy Halloween!
Read more...WEEE Pledge Initiative 2017 On Wednesday the 6th September, some students from sixth class attended the Rediscovery Centre in Ballymun to meet Minister Denis Naughten, the minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, WEEE Ireland representatives, people from the Laura Lynn Foundation and of course, BOSCO. You may remember that earlier this year we […]
Read more...29th September, 2017 Dear Parents & Guardians, Our walking buses are up and running! The meeting points are: Marino – Junction of Marino Park (Bottom Circle) and Fairview Avenue (departing at 8.40am) Donnycarney – Donnycarney Credit Union on the Malahide Road (departing at 8.40am) Junction of Griffith Avenue & Charlemont (departing at 8.45am) […]
Read more...We had a lovely walk this morning on the Marino walking bus. We leave every morning from the bottom circle at 8.40. We’d love you to join us along the way. If any parents are interested in helping out, please contact Ms. Lambe.
Read more...We had a great turn out for National WOW day 2017 when 205 girls walked to school. The Marino Walking Bus is still going strong. Well done to the parents, leaders and all the participants on the Marino Walking Bus!
Read more...Today we got a visit from Kevin Delahunty from An Taisce. The Green Schools Committee was lucky enough to take part in a biodiversity workshop where we learnt about the importance of native Irish plants, flowers, birds and animals. We watched videos and discussed some of ways in which plants and animals interact with […]
Read more...‘Give Together’ Initiative a Major Boost to New Garden. There was great work carried out on our new school garden over the Easter holidays and it’s really beginning to take shape now. We are delighted with the progress and are really looking forward to seeing things develop bit by bit. On Tuesday we held a […]
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