‘What’s Happening’ Blog
We have a lot of fun learning here at Liosmór Mochuda National School.
See below to learn more about what we’ve been up to and check back soon to keep up to date!
Gratitude Tree
Published on September 26th 2020 by LMNS
We made a gratitude tree and all the children wrote about all of the things they are grateful for in their lives. Such a lovely, feel-good activity 🙂
Yard Games
Published on September 19th 2020 by LMNS
We were really lucky to get a chance to work with Waterford Sports Partnership this month…they provided us with yard markings for the children to play on. The children have been learning about Hopscotch and how to figure out the puzzles too!
The Lismore Food Company
Published on September 19th 2020 by LMNS
The Lismore Food Company dropped us in some treats this week – Yummy!
Well-Being
Published on September 11th 2020 by LMNS
A big focus here in Liosmór Mochuda N.S. is our school community’s well-being. Thanks to our new teacher, Ms O’Farrell, we have a new well-being table! In Mrs Sheehan’s room “Thankful books” were a great addition and a lovely learning experience. Schools play a vital role in the promotion of positive mental health in children. […]
First Week Back At School
Published on September 05th 2020 by LMNS
“When we started school everything was different. The school was painted, we got iPads, tables were moved and we had new books. Some people drew pictures on the yard with chalk. We started a programme called Spellings for Me. It helps you with your spellings and dictation and it is very handy! We will all […]
Welcome Back!
Published on August 28th 2020 by LMNS
Welcome back! We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday – excited to hear about your adventures over the Summer 🙂 The school has been painted, we have a new library and new iPads too! All students from first class up are starting a new spelling programme for English ‘Spellings for me’- on […]
Jigsaws
Published on June 29th 2020 by LMNS
Jigsaws help develop basic skills such as shape recognition, concentration, goal setting, patience and a sense of achievement. Puzzles help develop hand-eye co-ordination and fine motor skills due to the precise nature of matching each piece exactly. They improve short term memory and are great for developing problem skills. Most importantly, they are fun to […]