Martin Stack from the local Moyvane Senior Football team did some football skills with the children!
Active school week – Tuesday
Juniors/Seniors go on a treasure hunt with the help of Brian Kiely
Active School Week
We had a beautiful sunny morning to start our ‘Active School Week’. We took a brisk walk through our new school walk-way. We stopped off at the playground for a short while. Then back to school where some children went for a swimming lesson and others were coached in the skill of hurling. Huge thanks to Ian Mc Carthy for coming in and doing a number of drills with the hurleys, sliotars and tyres.
Damhsa ar Deardaoin
Istigh sa Zú
We like to dance!
Exercising …….
Children exercising with some cool dance moves!
The Daily Mile
Tour of Europe Challenge
ASF – Running
Learning to run properly!
Badminton Coaching
Brian Kiely – a member of Moyvane Badminton Club coaching children!
GAA Coaching
Football Coaching with John Barry facilitated by John Dillon every second Thursday.
Active School Flag
Our Santa Sprint
Active in school
As part of ASF (Active School Flag) Programme every Wednesday and Friday Junior/Senior Infants have a yoga class. They practise different yoga poses from Downward Dog to Butterfly to Cobra! At the end of the class there is meditation to ‘escape to complete relaxation’ before returning to the busy classroom.
Daily Mile
This morning we had our launch of the 2018/2019 Daily Mile! We were delighted with the support from all our parents. Everyone young and ‘old’ were walking…..running…..enjoying themselves. We were thrilled to see 3 members of the Kerry Crusaders (Listowel Running Club) joining us – Rochelle O’Riordan, Don Hannon and Tommy Commane. Tommy’s ‘pep talk’ definitely gave everyone a new lease of life. We are looking forward to seeing new faces from our Community to walk or run each day. Well done to Cara Stack who won the voucher from JK Sports, Listowel. Ruby Farrell and Lauren O’Connor won a water bottle each. Míle Buíochas to all who participated. Remember we are fitter today than we were yesterday.
Tús maith leath na hOibre!