It’s day 3 of Wellbeing Week and because the theme is “Give”, we had a bake sale at lunchtime. No money was involved though; our currency is kindness! We gave out cakes and treats in exchange for positive messages written on paper love hearts!
It’s day 3 of Wellbeing Week and because the theme is “Give”, we had a bake sale at lunchtime. No money was involved though; our currency is kindness! We gave out cakes and treats in exchange for positive messages written on paper love hearts!
Maryfield’s top runners were out bright and early this morning for the Maryfield Mile, part of our Wellbeing Week programme.
Our whole school did a Drop Everything and Move activity as part of Be Active Tuesday, an integral part of Wellbeing Week.
A Just Dance event was also part of the fun and games for Be Active Tuesday.
A lot of fun was had by everyone!
We were visited today by a representative of Jigsaw, the youth mental health organisation. Emeir talked to our pupils about Jigsaw and mental health in general. The girls then listed what they’re grateful for on our gratitude noticeboard.
Students learn by doing hands-on activities. Worth 20% of LC geography exam.
Tree planting by green schools committee during tree week in March.
First year winners of green schools committee photo competition ‘wildlife in our school’.
Our girls were consistent throughout the tournament, reaching the semi-final.
The Japanese embassy organised the film screen of “Suzume” in the Lighthouse cinema and invited a teacher and 3 students who study Japanese for the event.
Two of the transition year students reached the final of the relove fashion competition on Thursday in Ballymum.
Here are some pictures of the two students Sarah Elders and Isabelle Graham with their outfit that they made from recycled jeans.
The final had 22 finalist out of 200 entries from all schools all over Ireland.