A Busy Start to Rang a Ceathair

Rang a Ceathair have been very busy since coming back to school. We have been learning all about The Race to Space, The Solar System and Tereshkova, the first woman in space.

We have been reading lots of different books in class and made some monster bookmarks to help us remember what page we are on! Take a Look;





This week we have been learning all about the Irish Rugby Teams national anthem and with the World Cup just around the corner, we have been busy brushing up on learning the words so we can sing along on Sunday morning! Here is Rang a Ceathair standing shoulder to shoulder...




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