On Thursday the 10th of October, boys and girls from 5th and 6th class competed in the annual Celbridge Athletic Club Cross Country competition. The girls race was first and they ran very well coming in 2nd place overall as a team. The boys also raced very well in a tough group. Congratulations and well done to everyone who competed today.
By Dylan Thomas and Anabelle Lydon
Today 5th class is having great fun with their sports day. All the 5th classes started with some ice cream and popsicles to get some extra energy for the day, then they all went out side to play many games such as rounders, football shoot outs, basketball, scoops and much more fun! Today is a day for all of 5th class to have fun together.
By Holly R
Ms Gallagher’s 5th class have been learning all about WWI. They individually compiled everything they learned into a project for their homework. Afterwards, they gathered into groups to create some awesome model trenches. They collected possible materials for these trenches and brought them into to school to work on them. We really enjoyed learning all about WW1 and making the model trenches.
On the 28th of May 2024, boys and girls from 4th, 5thand 6th class competed in the Celbridge AC annual athletics competition.
We competed in numerous events, including turbo javelin, shot putt, 60m sprints, 80m sprints, 100m sprints, long jump, 500m, 600m, 800m middle distance and relays.
4th class girls, 5th boys and the 6th class boys all came in 1st in the relay and we won lots of medals in the individual events also. In total, our school won an outstanding 25 medals across the 3 class groups, the highest medal count of all schools competing on the day.
All the students did very well in Celbridge and we really enjoyed the day.
We would like to thank our teachers and coaches Ms. Stapleton, Ms. Shortall and Derek McConnon for all their support.
By Evan Mooney and Jacob McGilloway, 6th Class
On 19th of April 2024, the Student Council, Kevin our Caretaker, Mrs. Kelly and the Senior and Junior infants came to see the Cinéaltas flag being raised in front of our school.
We earned our Cineáltas Flag, which is a symbol of our action plan, to address bullying and promote kindness in our school.
We chose to raise our flag on the last day of Friendship week in our school.
By Millie and Sofia (Student Council PR Team)
Yesterday the annual Easter Bunny Hunt took place . The bunny hunt is organised by the Active School Committee. Each class had to find all the bunnies that were hidden around the school grounds . Each bunny had a letter which the children used to unscramble the word . Once all the letters were unscrambled the Easter words spelt out ‘Cadbury Easter Eggs’ . There were active activities along the way which the children had to complete .Some of the active activities included squats, jumping jacks, jogging on the spot . All the children had great fun!
Happy Easter to Everyone!
By Hannah & Conor (Active School Committee Members)
Boys and girls from 5th and 6th class competed at Rathcoffey GAA for the annual Cumann Na mBunscol cross country competition on the 21st of March.
There were over 300 competitors in the races, and despite tough conditions our teams did great.
Individually Noah O’Brien came in 2nd place and right behind him was Tola Gahan in 4th. The boys team came 2nd overall.
In the girls race Eibhlin Humphreys came 2nd and Leah Angland came 4th, and overall the girls team came in 4th place.
Congratulations to all the 5th and 6th class girls and boys who competed in the 2 races and a big thanks to our coaches Derek McConnon, Ms.Stapleton and Ms.Shortall.
By Leah Angland, Eibhlin Humphreys and Amy Nnabugwu
The 1st ever Sallins GAA Senior Camogie Team was born this year and went on to win the final!!
They very kindly came to visit us and have a chat with the senior children in the school about their journey. These ladies explained how they started playing at a young age when there was no camogie team in Sallins and they had to play hurling with the boys.. when they got a little older they played on the school team and won the Division 2 final.. Around this time Camogie began in the GAA club and these girls spent years battling and fighting for their wins.. and this year they got the biggest win they could fight for..they won the final!
Thank you so much ladies for taking the time to come back to your old primary school and tell your very exciting story to the children and answer all the questions and especially for giving so much time to our school senior camogie team. It was greatly appreciated.
Welcome to our Camogie Blog for the 2023 Senior Season!
For our first match our girls played against Naas GaeilScoil . We had home advantage on our brand new Sallin’s GAA Astroturf . We won 6 goals 3 points to 2 goals 0 points!!!
Our 2nd match was part of a blitz day at Naas GAA we played Scoil Bhride first. It was a tough match but our girls came out victorious. Our 3rd match was also part of the blitz we played against Mercy Convent. With one minute left we scored a goal that won us the match 🙂
We were now into the semi finals, after winning all 3 games in Division 1!
The semi final was against Maynooth GaelScoil. It was an exciting match but our girls had a great win, the final score was 3 goals and 6 points to 1 point.
The day of the final came and ended up being postponed due to bad weather! It was rescheduled for the 8th of November.
Before the final we all had to be judged in the mini scientist competition that morning. We then met at the small hall. A big thanks to the junior and senior infants who waved us off with flags and songs!. We got on the bus with our spirits high. We arrived Moorefield GAA and took some photos. Then we had a team talk in the changing rooms. We got onto the pitch and started to warm up. Then it was time for the match to start. The starting fifteen went onto the pitch to meet Clane. There was great excitement coming from the subs and supporters . We put up a great fight but in the first half but Clane scored the first point, it was 1 point 0 goals to Clane at the end of the first half. The players came off for a drink and had another team talk.
We trooped back onto the pitch for the 2nd half. It was a tight match but then Clane got a sneaky goal 🙁 Our girls put their hands on their head in despair but in the last few minutes we came back and got 2 points. Sadly it wasn’t enough to win us the final. Some subs came on towards the end everyone did so well but the final whistle was blown. We clapped and shed some tears as we we saw Clane lift the trophy. We packed up all our stuff and hopped on the bus, only to find out it was broken down. We had to sit and wait for a replacement bus to take us back to Sallins!!
Although we lost the final we had a great season. A big thanks to our coaches Ms Lancaster, Ms Breen and Mr Burke, who had us out training every Tuesday for the past year in every weather! Thanks to our captain Leah Angland and our vice captain Ciara Daag.
Until next year…………
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On Thursday the 19th of October 2023 the 6th classes went to the Bog of Allen Nature Centre in Lullymore.
As part of the trip we learned about:
We experienced pond dipping which was a lot of fun. We discovered lots of invertebrates such as water beetles, pond snails, newts, greater water boatmen, water crickets and dragonfly nymphs.
We learned about the archaeology of peatlands and made our very own bog in a bottle to demonstrate the formation of bogs in Ireland.
We went for a walk to the bog which we learned was a raised bog. We learned about all the different types of species of plants and moss.
It was a great day and we had lots of fun.
By Alex Crumlish Caron and Evan Mooney, 6th Class.
We went to Celbridge Athletics Club on Thursday the 12th of October for our first cross country competition of the new school year.
There were two races for pupils in 5th and 6th class with the boys and girls races both totalling 1500 metres.
Leah Angland and Eibhlín Humphreys came in 1st and 2nd individually helping the girls team come first overall.
Noah O’Brien came 3rd individually and the boys team came second overall.
We were delighted with our results and had a great day!
Thank you to our coaches Derek Mc Connon, Ms. Stapleton and Ms. Shortall for all their help and guidance.
By Ross Flanagan and Noah Kinahan, 6th Class.
On Friday the 2nd of June, the student council held a bake sale in the school. Everyone from junior infants to sixth class were invited to bake some tasty treats for the school to enjoy. The older classes from second class up to sixth class went to the PE hall to buy some goodies to bring home. The small hall was used by junior infants to first class to get their cakes.
There were all sorts of food at the bake sale ranging from cookies to brownies and even rocky road! Overall, we raised exactly €2300 for goalposts and other yard and sensory room equipment. Many thanks to all the students who bought the baked goods, and to all the members of the student council, and teachers who organised a very successful day.
And a special thanks to Dylan Thomas, a fourth class pupil who donated €1 to make the total an even €2300!
By Lottie McLaughlin and James O’Brien, 4th class
Last Tuesday, 23rd May, children from 4th, 5th and 6th class had a great day of athletics in Celebridge.
Well done to all who took part and competed on the day. The great spirit and encouragement from the group made for a thoroughly enjoyable day. Sallins NS took home an incredible 35 medals.
A big thanks to all the coaches and all the parents who supported on the day. A huge congrats to all the boys and girls who went and represented their school so well.
On Monday 27th of February we attended the ESB Science Blast. We arrived in school early and got a bus to the RDS. the We got our stands ready very quickly then we took turns on telling people passing by about our projects. Then we went exploring the hall. There were multiple shows going on. You could also test out VR headsets and take part in cool science experiments. We got great feedback and a cool trophy from our judge. All of the judges were very impressed with our stands, projects, presentation skills, understanding and maturity. Over all we had a great time! 😁😁😁
Authors: Albert😁 and Klara
A Winning Return to Hurling Competitions – Bealtaine-Meitheamh 2022
BLITZ:
It was great to have Gaelic Games back again in the spring of 2022. Our School hurling team was made up of players from 5th and 6th classes. After several training sessions the boys were very excited to get to play in the Cumann na mBunscol Blitz in Eadestown GAA on 13th May.
The boys played three games, winning all three, showing great skill and determination throughout. Every player got plenty of game time throughout the blitz. Their performances on the day put the team through to the final on 2nd June.
FINAL: CLUICHE CEANNAIS:
St. Laurence’s NS, Sallins and Scoil Uí Riada, Kilcock played out an exciting and skilful game of hurling in the Division 2 Boys Final on Thursday 2nd June.
Although playing against the breeze, Scoil Uí Riada set the pace from the start. Their backs were first to every ball, quickly setting up attacks. Strong defending by Seán McDonagh and the Sallins full back line kept Scoil Uí Riada at bay, but they were getting closer and closer to getting the first score of the game. Their efforts were rewarded with a well taken goal, a great finish from a tight angle to left of the Sallins goal.
Scoil Uí Riada continued to push forward with Sallins finding it difficult to keep the sliotar in their opponents half of the field, their goalkeeper, Conor Fagan making some important blocks to prevent another goal.
Sallins finally began to find their feet and points from Paddy Cooke and Cillian McCarthy got them back into the game. A lovely point by Harry Brennan from way out on the ring wing levelled the scores; 1-0 to 0-3.
Sallins began to win more ball in their half forward line and on the stroke of half time, Paddy Cooke found the net, quickly getting the sliotar into his hand and striking, after great defensive blocks by the Scoil Uí Riada defenders.
Sallins led by a goal at half time.
The second half proved to be a tense affair. Sallins started well and scored their fourth point of the game early in the half through Eoin Nugent. Sallins created several good chances but that fourth point was to be their last score of the game, with Scoil Uí Riada’s centre back and wing back and defending superbly.
A great contest continued throughout the half as Scoil Uí Riada’s midfield pair pushed them forward. The Kilcock side scored another two points and laid siege to the Sallins goal for the final minutes of the game. Sallins managed to keep clearing their lines when it mattered with Ross Chapman and Angad Bawa winning several vital balls.
Both teams gave everything and showed wonderful skill and determination throughout.
Final Score:
St. Laurence’s NS, Sallins. 2-4
Scoil Uí Riada, Kilcock. 1-2
Well done to all of the players, they have done their school proud!
A big Thank You to parent, Gavin Cooke who helped coach the team throughout the term, and to all of the parents for their support.
Good luck to the 6th class boys and to Harry Brennan in 5th who have moved onto their new schools.
Keep hurling lads!
The full Hurling panel at the Blitz i mí na Bealtaine 2022.
Coach Gavin Cooke and team Captain Paddy Cooke.
Réiteoir Eamon Kelly presents the trophy to Paddy Cooke, captaen na foirne Scoil Naomh Lorcán.
‘BUAITEOIRÍ!’ St. Laurence’s NS – Kildare Division 2 Hurling Champions, June 2022.
Ceiliúradh ar bhus Tom Cross!
Senior Hurling Champions Receive Medals – Fuair Seaimpíní Iomána a mBoinn.
The Senior Hurling team received an early Christmas present on Tuesday 20th December, as they were presented with their winners’ medals.
We were delighted to welcome past pupils, Jack Couch and Stephen Moran to present the medals to our players from 5th and 6th class. Both Jack and Stephen represented St. Laurence’s NS across a variety of sports and were on the first school team to win the very competition our current hurlers won last October. Both currently play for Sallins/Wolfe Tones Senior Hurling team and have represented Kildare on the inter-county stage.
After presenting the medals Jack and Stephen gave some words of encouragement and advice to our team and the players then enjoyed a pizza treat.
Well done to all of the players, they all put in a great effort throughout the term and were deserving winners. A big Thank You to Jack and Stephen for giving of their time to present the medals and speak to the players, we wish them the best of luck in the season ahead.
Sallins Abú!
Jack and Stephen speaking to the players.
An Fhoireann Iomána 2022.
Presentation of the winners medals. Dáileadh na boinn óir do na buaiteoirí.
Dáileadh na boinn óir do na buaiteoirí.
Sallins Retain Hurling Title
Tuesday 25th October 2022
It was all on the line! The St. Laurence’s boys hurling team made up of mainly 6th class and some 5th class got on the bus and headed for Hawkfield where the schools division II final was taking place.
When we got to the pitch the coaches Mr Kennedy and Ms Norton gave us the jerseys and named the starting 15.
We had already won two matches to get to this moment and we wanted to remain as Division 2 champions, a title we won last season.
The match against Scoil Ui Riada, Kilcock started and after 10 minutes St. Laurence’s were losing. But, we found our winning formula and started to put points on the board. We had a comfortable lead at half time and our coaches got us into a huddle and our coaches, captain and vice-captain said a few words. We made a few changes and we drove through the second half scoring even more.
When the final whistle blew we were delighted. The final score was 3-9 to 0-4 in favour of Sallins. After we shook hands with the opposing team’s players, an official from the county board congratulated both teams and he called our captain up to him. Our captain thanked the fans, coaches and players from both sides and raised the trophy into the air and that was when the celebrations started. We all got to hold the trophy and we enjoyed the ride home as champions.
Special thanks to our coaches Mr Kennedy and Ms Norton and all the travelling fans.
By Oran Murray,
6th class
Na ceiliúradh ag tosú! Sallins Abú!
Captaen na foirne, Cillian McCarthy receives the trophy.
‘BUAITEOIRÍ!’ St. Laurence’s NS, Kildare Division 2 Champions i mí Meán Fómhair 2022.
Yesterday it was our first day doing book buddies. They read their books to us and we read their books to them.
Both classes enjoyed it and they had great experience 👍👍👍
Authors:Albert😁 Klara😍 Fionn😑
We’ve had a fun-filled couple of weeks in the lead up to Christmas 2022.
Our junior infants and senior infants performed their amazing Christmas plays for parents and all of our classes. Second class also put on some plays for us too which was a big hit!
This was followed by a Santa Dash where the children had to walk around the school and count the elves they saw along their route. The fun continued as the children and teachers danced along to Christmas music in their classes. A big thank you to the Active Schools committee for organising this amazing event.
Our term ended with a magical Carol Service performed by all classes.
Wishing all children, parents, staff and the entire school community a happy and peaceful Christmas.
Nollaig Shona daoibh!
On the 15th of September, trials for Cross Country took place in Sallins GAA for 4th, 5th and 6th class. The top 13 boys and top 13 girls were picked to represent the school in the competition in Celbridge AC on their marvellous cross-country track.
The race took place on Thursday the 6th of October, 3 weeks after the trials in Sallins. The girl’s race
was first and they had to run 1km. The girl’s team place in a blazing 2rd place with Zoe Fitzpatrick
placing in the top 5 individual girls.
The second race was the boys race and they had to run 1.5km. The boys team came in an
astonishing 1st place. In the top 5 individual boys were Eoin Nugent, Cillian McCarthy, Daniel Moran and Andy Fox.
Well done to the whole Sallins team – a fantastic achievement by everyone!
We, the Cross Country Team, would like to say a huge thanks to Ms. Stapleton, Ms. Shortall and Derek McConnon for giving up their time to support and encourage us all the way. Without them we wouldn’t have achieved what we did!
Sallins Abú!!!
By Daniel Moran and Zoe Fitzpatrick, 6th class
HELLO!
Some of our past pupils asked us about our wonderful cookie recipe!
Yes! That recipe that can be baked for all occasions!
Pumpkin shape cutters for HALLOWEEN!
Tree Shapes for Christmas!
Hearts for Valentines or Mother’s Day!
Shamrocks for St. Patrick’s Day
On and on….
So for you!
CLICK on this links below to see the COOKIE recipe and remember occasions for baking them!
HAPPY BAKING FOR ALL OCCASIONS!
Reading is the way to grow!
Learning together is fun!
Last week, the Student Council organised Friendship Week in our school. Everyone was encouraged to be kind and friendly to one another. Throughout the week the Student Council and teachers were rewarding anyone who showed acts of kindness or were being friendly with a friendship sticker.
Everyone did a great job participating in Friendship Week and we hope that everyone continues to be kind and friendly.
Here are some of the amazing activities that classes did to promote Friendship Week.
In September we gathered the apples from the orchard area of our beautiful school garden! We also got some wonderful potatoes from the vegetable patch! Thank you Kevin!
What have we done with the harvest?
Keep an eye out here….
More to follow!
Yesterday Lea Heart came to our school to sing a song for us. She sang the song Older… here is how it went.
made by lily mc clean
Congratulations to the children in our 2nd Classes @ Sallins NS
They recently celebrated their First Holy Communion @ Sallins Church with Fr. Alex.
They also have lovely Art Work on display at school.
Well Done!
Blog by Lucy A 6th Class
Hello Everyone!
Are you ready for the BAKE-SALE?
In aid of NEW PLAYGROUND YARD MARKINGS.
It will be a great day for us and we hope… for you as well!
The bake-sale is on:
TUESDAY: 31st May 2022
Thank you to all the families that have signed up to bake!
We ask you to let your children bring in the baked goods to their class on 31st May and a Council member will collect them..
On the BAKE-SALE day the children are allowed to bring money to school. The cakes will not be expensive. The children will be able to enjoy the cakes at lunch time or save them for later!
We will set everything up in the hall. and the children will visit the hall class by class to buy cakes.
We hope everyone will enjoy this fabulous event!
BLOG by DAVID (Deputy Chairperson)
of
The Student Council
Why not CLICK on this link below to revisit The Student Council’s last BAKE-SALE: February 2020 just before the Pandemic! We raised a lot of money for school projects! Read all about it….. 🙂
It’s great to be BACK!
bake sale « Search Results « Sallins National School (edublogs.org)
We are vert lucky in Sallins NS to have a TV-Camera link to the NESTING box outside in the School Garden. This TV is set up in the School Library and we can check on the nest daily.
Well…
The Good News….
The Chicks have hatched and the parent bird is caring for the young
Come and See…
We are very excited to see the Blue Tit family growing stronger by the day!
We will keep you posted!
BOLG by Lucy A & Lily McC
6th Class
Take a look around the school with us today…
See the beautiful Art Work on display…
Thanks to our photographers!
Lily, Ross & Kate
Room 21
Click on the video link below to view our Easter Medallion Art:
Clay Medallions 6th Class Room 20 – YouTube
Follow the recipe posted by our friends in Room 21 if you like to try making models at home.
You will need adult help to cook the clay. Always be careful!
We modelled the medallions using this quick drying pre-cooked white clay!
Once it dried (A few days on a warm windowsill) painting/colouring is easy!
Let us know what you think!
Recently as a class group, we read the novel
‘HOLES’ by Louis Sachar
CLICK on the video below to read our reviews.
Pause at any time to read in more detail!
Let us know what you think!
Have you read the BOOK?
You can also check out the MOVIE
We did!
This week in Room 21 we made White Clay
Thanks to Miss Macnamara so give her a big thank you!
If you would like to make the clay at home here is the recipe:
Mix one cup of bread soda with half a cup of corn flour. Add three quarter cups off water and cook over a gentle heat. Keep stirring so it doesn’t stick to the pot until it forms a soft dough. Off you go!
look out for more blogging soon
bye for now from Lily and Kate 🙂
Some more work has been done in our Sensory Room. Thank you to the Parents’ Council for helping fund raise with us! Yesterday we went over to check out the atmosphere. 
It was very calming and relaxing. We have a new Lava Lamp that makes the room glow with warm red and pink light. We also have a a light box that changes colour and fills the the room with a rainbow of colours.
The Yoga Balls are lovely to relax on and help with your balance. It is nice to lie under the weighted blanket and let your mind empty of any stress or worry. Before leaving we had a competition on the wobble board! My turn to win 🙂
Check it out!
Today in 6th Class, Room 21, everyone took part in the GAA training with our Sallins’ GAA coach, Mark. It is great to see Mark again after the Covid-19 lockdown. Here are some of our class warming up and playing the GAME!
Scroll down through the GALLERY below to view our GAA training and on below this to see our 5th class CYCLE SAFTEY INITIATIVE as well
Now view 5th Class, Room 15, taking part in the 7 week Cycle Right Programme sponsored by the Sallins N.S.Parents’ Council.
So! Can we give them all a big THANK YOU for this wonderful activity that they have organised for us!
Thank you to our PE coordinator Ms. Byrne as well 🙂
photos and blog by lily mc clean
As part of World Book Day 2022, we were delighted to link up with Petra from CLEVERFOXBOOKS.COM, a local Sallins based online bookshop.
Petra of CLEVERFOX BOOKS came to our school on Wednesday 23rd March and kindly facilitated an exchange of World Book Day tokens for new books. This allowed every child in our school to use their free World Book Day token to get a brand new book of their choice!
The excitement and the joy was evident as each child in each class arrived into the PE hall and selected their own book.
World Book Day is all about encouraging everyone to read more and to enjoy reading.
We would like to say a big ‘Thank You’ to Petra and everyone at CLEVERFOXBOOKS.COM for giving us a full day of their time and giving every pupil the chance to take home a lovely new book to read.
St. Patrick’s week brought great success for some of our past pupils.
On a sunny Lá Fhéile Pádraig in Croke Park; Colm Dalton, Seán McDonnell and Stephen Kelly took to the field with Naas CBS as they looked to win their first Hogan Cup. The Hogan Cup is the All Ireland Competition for Secondary Schools’ Boys Senior football teams.
Naas CBS beat St. Brendan’s of Killarney in a brilliantly competitive and skillful game of football.
All of us here in Sallins NS, would like to congratulate the boys on their wonderful achievement of securing an All-Ireland medal!
Just a few days later on Sunday 20th March, the Ireland Under 20’s Rugby team took on Scotland in Musgrave Park. Their convincing win secured them a Grand Slam win for their Six Nations Championship.
Past pupil, Diarmuid Mangan is part of the team and we would like to congratulate him on the great achievement of representing his country and on a brilliant Championship win!
We are delighted that, like many of our past pupils, they have continued to develop their skills in sport and most importantly, that they continue to keep active and enjoy their games.
Comhgairdeachas daoibh, Diarmuid, Stephen, Seán agus Colm!!
Today The Junior Infant Classes, with Teddy Bears and picnics in tow, set off on a little trek to our beautiful school garden. There we found a grassy bank to play and picnic.
Come and join us in the garden.
We had a wonderful Teddy Bears’ Picnic.
We were all very tired and sleepy after a busy picnic and playtime.
At Home Time we were all very tired little Teddy Bears!
Tomorrow is our last day in Junior Infants!
Well done everyone!
Today we went for a walk in the school meadow. The flowers are so pretty. Kevin said we could collect some petals.
We made this POD PETAL COLLAGE back in Room 3. We drew ourselves and now you can see us walking in the meadow!
Happy Days!
Welcome to the Student Council’s latest, summer news bulletin.
We hope you enjoy!
Enjoy our characters!
We had a splendid time dressing up!
We brought them to life in costume.
So…
Why don’t you bring them to life in your imagination by READING them!
Hello Children in Junior Infants!
This past week we all said ‘HELLO’ to our wonderful caretaker KEVIN via ZOOM!
Kevin is taking care of the School Garden for us while we are on HOME SCHOOLING!
Come and See…
Click on this hyperlink below to see our DAFFODILS and Kevin at work in the garden:
In The School Garden February2021 – YouTube
Do you remember our garden walks…
Our apple sauce…
Scroll back through the BLOG to see the history of our lovely garden…
Welcome this week to your class group Zoom check-in.
This video-guide shows you how to prepare for your child’s class session
Keep safe and well. We are all Home-Schooling as a team.
“Ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine”
Hopefully connecting to ZOOM will be as direct as clicking on the link in the email you receive from the class teachers, or opening the zoom app and joining the meeting using the ID number and the Code in the same email.
If you have difficulty joining the class meeting, please contact us as soon as possible, emailing the class teacher or contacting the school. We will do our best to sort this before the next meeting. We are trouble shooting as we go.
Thank you!
Hello to Everyone form The Garden @ Sallins National School!
If the Garden could SPEAK… we think it is saying…
“LOOK! Everything here is alive, well and growing … Nature is awake and soon Spring will be here…”
Thank you to Kevin for tending to “The Garden” while we are at HOME/SCHOOL
Here are some photos from Friday 22nd January 2021
The bulbs the junior classes, planted last term by Rooms 1, 2 and 3 are appearing above ground. The bulbs planted over a year ago (Autumn 2019) by rooms 4, 5 and 6 are springing to life. The Peace STAR crocuses, planted by our 6th classes a few years ago… are ready to bloom once again and the world in SALLINS GARDEN is beautiful.
Enjoy your garden too and keep watching for spring…..
See you soon!
THE GARDEN
