Active School Week: Monday 22nd - Friday 26th May
Being ACTIVE is so important for everyone.
The boys in our school are great at being active! They have participated in so many fun sports and activities this year - have a look at the Sport - Active School Flag section of our website for all the photos!
Monday 22nd - Friday 26th is Active School Week.
As part of our Active School Week parents and guardians are invited to see the pupils performing various activities
next Tuesday - Friday from 12.00pm - 12.30pm.
The agenda is as follows:
Day 2 Tuesday 23rd May
Each class/boy will be given the opportunity to show their talent in front of the school
Day 3 Wednesday 24th May
Basketball game 5th&6th, 3rd&4th, 1st & 2nd, JI & SN, ASD
Day 4 Thursday 25th May
Trophy & Medal display, the boys will be asked to bring in their medals & trophies they have won
Day 5 Friday 26th May
Each class will perform their GoNoodle dance
We can't wait to see you all!
2017/18 school calendar now live. Check under calendar tab above. Scroll down to find 2017/18.
Autism Awareness Week took place on the 24th to the 28th of April in Morning Star N.S.
The school will be held a number of events for pupils, parents and staff to raise awareness. It was a great success. Thank you to everyone who got involved!
During Autism Week the students learned a lot about Autism - Lámh signs, they watched a video showing our similarities and differences, they attended an ASD themed Assembly,they listened to Mrs.Fitzgerald speaking about what the children with ASD do everyday and they integrated into the ASD classes. The boys formed new relationships and learned more about their similarities.
John Arundel (Mr.Reid 3rd Class) wrote the following piece on what he learned during Autism Week.
"Autism is a very common condition. A lot of people do not fully understand what it means to have Autism.
There are loads of different types of Autism from Mild to Moderate. It is important for people with autism to have lots of coping strategies. We must be patient with them.
They behave differently to us but they are the same as us. They could lash out or have a tantrum but this is how they cope in stressful situations. They can be sensitive to light, sound, smell or touch. They might even find eye to eye contact difficult." - John Arundel April 2017
John Arundel (Mr.Reid 3rd Class) wrote the following piece on what he learned during Autism Week.
"Autism is a very common condition. A lot of people do not fully understand what it means to have Autism.
There are loads of different types of Autism from Mild to Moderate. It is important for people with autism to have lots of coping strategies. We must be patient with them.
They behave differently to us but they are the same as us. They could lash out or have a tantrum but this is how they cope in stressful situations. They can be sensitive to light, sound, smell or touch. They might even find eye to eye contact difficult." - John Arundel April 2017
Please note: The waiting list for our Autism Unit is now closed.
We are now on Facebook!
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Well done to 3rd and 4th class on completing their pen pal project with Woodstock Elementary School, Connecticut, USA.
They exchanged letters, photos and videos with the 4th Grade class.
They exchanged letters, photos and videos with the 4th Grade class.
A big thank you to Tony O' Donovan and all at Musgraves for their wonderful 1000 Euro donation to Morning Star Autism Unit. Pictured on the right is Tony presenting the cheque to Morning Star ASD Co-ordinator Carol Holland. Tony's outstanding efforts will enable us to buy new equipment for the children. Tony was presented with a special piece of art created by the children of Morning Star ASD Unit as a thank you from us all. Thanks Tony!
Class of 1964
Class of 2015.
6th. class, 2015-16
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