‘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!
Senior Room
Published on January 31st 2017 by LMNS
The Senior Room has been doing work on 3D shapes in Maths, here are some we made. In Science we have been looking at light, magnification and magnets. Here is a picture of us using a micro-scope and making a magnet. Henry brought in stick-insects. These are our class pets! Henry tells us […]
Ewe won’t believe who dropped in
Published on January 31st 2017 by LMNS
Jo, Ben’s Mum, brought 2 lambs into school for us to see. We were delighted to be allowed to hold and rub them. They were very cute. Thank you Jo. Ben Daunt’s mom Jo brought two pet lambs to school. We lifted up the lambs and we rubbed them. They felt woolly and soft. They […]
Red Kettle – Drama
Published on January 30th 2017 by LMNS
The Red Kettle Theater Group joined us once again this year for an interactive drama. The Red Kettle team lead the children through a drama. This year’s once was about Normal Norman who was weirdly normal. All of the children go involved either playing a character or joining in with the audience participation. We […]
Doodle for Google
Published on January 30th 2017 by LMNS
We were delighted when we received the news that Alison Tanner, from 3rd class, had become a semi-finalist in the Doodle for Google Art Competition. Her picture was based around the title ‘If I could create anything ti would be…’ Alison is one of 75 all-Ireland semi-finalists in her age group. Well done Alison.
Show and Tell
Published on January 23rd 2017 by LMNS
Show and Tell Every year in Mrs. Sheehan’s room, we bring in our favourite toy and show it to our friends and tell them all about it. Zarra forgot her toy; she was going to bring in a remote control car that she got from Santa. Luke brought in a Nerf Gun; it shoots […]
Heritage in Schools
Published on January 23rd 2017 by LMNS
Heritage in Schools: We recently had the privilege of having Jo Moran visit the school as part of the Heritage in Schools Initiative. Jo is an archaeologist. She told the children about digs that she had recently been part of. The children in the Senior Room were all excited to hear about a bronze piece […]