I mí Marta, ghlac Rang V páirt i gcomórtas ealaíne Lá le Pádraig a bhí ar siúl ag Jitterbeans.
Chuir na páistí go léir an-chuid oibre isteach sa tionscnamh agus bhí an t-ádh leo seacláid te an duine a bhuachan ó Jitterbeans. Shiúlamar go léir isteach ar an Aoine.
Bhaineamar go léir sult as an lá agus an tseacláid te.
Ár mbuíochas go dtí Jitterbeans an duais iontach seo a bhronnadh orainn.
Fad is a bhíomar sa bhaile mór ar an Aoine thugamar cuairt ar na sean-fhoirgnimh a bhí in úsáid ag Scoil Gharbháin sula mbogamar go dtí Clais na Lachan.
Thugamar cuairt ar an bhfoirgneamh a bhí againn ar Shráid Emmett sna 1980idí.
Thugamar cuairt freisin ar an bhfoirgneamh atá ag Denise Radley faoi láthair. Bhí Scoil Gharbháin lonnaithe anseo i 1992/93. Deirtear freisin gur fhan Oliver Cromwell san fhoirgneamh seo i 1649.
Ar an slí thar nais ar scoil, bhuaileamar isteach ar Choláiste Áibhistín, bhí seomraí againn ar chúl na scoile go luath sna 1990idí.
Fifth class took part in an art competition ran by Jitterbeans in March. The boys and girls in fifth class put a lot of work into their projects and each child was lucky enough to win a hot chocolate each. We walked to town last Friday to collect the hot chocolates.
We express our gratitude to Jitterbeans for this wonderful prize.
While we were in town, we visited the buildings once used by Scoil Gharbháin prior to us settling in Duckspool.
We visited the building on Emmett Street that was first used by Scoil Gharbháin in the 1980s.
We also visited the building being used by Denise Radley at the moment. Scoil Gharbháin was situated here in 1992/93. Oliver Cromwell reportedly stayed in this same building in 1649.
On our way back to school, we called into St. Augustine’s College. Scoil Gharbháin was based here for a period in the early 1990s.