WELCOME TO FIFTH CLASS 2022 - 2023!
Fáilte go dtí Rang a Cúig! Check back regularly to see what our creative and talented class gets up to throughout the year!
much and had so much fun during this term.
In September the whole school started the Spellings For Me Programme. We
are really enjoying this new, interactive programme.
We started training for the Sciath na Scol, unfortunately things didn’t go our
way, but we will try again next year!
We also learned the song ‘Fáilte Isteach’ during the month of September- the
best song ever!
In October we started Spanish Lessons with Paulina O’ Leary. These lessons are
going really well.
Jennifer Cooney visited us for a workshop on National Tree Day which we
thoroughly enjoyed. We learned how to measure a tree and calculate how old it
is.
We were also very busy during this month practising our hymns for the Mission’s
Mass with Fr. Lawrance and Fr. Derek.
Maths week was a great success, we did problem solving activities in class each
day.
The Zones of Regulation was also a big highlight for us. We are thoroughly
enjoying this programme- it helps us to identify our feelings and categorise
them into 4 different zones- the blue zone, green zone, red zone and yellow
zone.
We had a Soil Testing Workshop with Jessica Mason where we learned about all
the different types of soil and we tested the soil in our school garden.
November was a very enjoyable month here at Aghabullogue N.S. During Science
Week we learned about the many different types of bridges and we also worked
in groups while doing various science experiments.
We were very lucky to have Garda Orla Doyle from Macroom Garda Station visit
us at the end of the month for an Internet Safety and Road Safety talk. We
found this talk very educational and informative.
December has been an exhilarating month with the countdown to Christmas well
underway. Our Carol Service was a great success. We sang Carol of the Bells,
Joy to the World, Oíche Chiúin, Long Time Ago and Feliz Navidad. We are
currently busy practising the tin whistle for a recording of Silent Night and The
First Noel.
Term 1 has flown by and we can’t wait for Term 2!




Seachtain Na hEolaíochta 2021 👩🔬
Fifth Class enjoyed a fantastic few days celebrating Science Week this month! We explored the amazing effects of water on gummy bears, engineered astonishing structures to withstand earthquakes and even created magnificent bubbles! Well done to all the children for participating so wonderfully. There are certainly some budding scientists, engineers and mathematicians in this class who can change the world – watch this space! 👨🚀

6th Class Maths and Science
Maths and Science 6th Class , explored the properties of 3d shapes by building a number of shapes and catalogued the number of surfaces , edges and vertices on each of them. While doing this, they took note of the properties of certain types of shapes, particularly...

Tráth na gCeist
As part of our Seachtain na Gaeilge , pupils from Juniors to Sixth class took part in our Tráth na gCeist 2022 in the Aghabullogue Community Hall. It was a very close competition with our winners winning by just one point. We were also treated to a wonderful song...

Volleyball in Killarney
Sixth class entered three teams in the regional volleyball competition in Killarney. We were very grateful to Sgt. Mick Kelleher of Macroom Garda Station who brought us to St Brigid's Secondary School in Killarney town where the competition took place. We had two...

6th Class Christmas Show

Christmas art from 3rd and 4th class

Juniors & Seniors Green Recyclable Christmas Tree
Thanks to everyone who brought in toilet-roll holders to help us make our recyclable Christmas Tree this year!

Cross-country
Girls from 3rd and 4th class competing in the cross-country running in Ummera, Macroom.

Parents’ Association 50/50 Draw
Click to watch today's 50/50 draw, organised by our Parents' Association

Biodiversity Trail in Aghabullogue NS
We went on a trip with Jessica Mason from The Heritage Council. We put our boots on and headed out. We started at the hedgerow. There was a lot of whitethorn and occasional ivy. We learn that there are male ivy and female ivy. As we went down we saw a bit more...
Science in 1st and 2nd
The importance of Hand washing and the yickie yucky results in bread form.