Sallins National School

Yesterday we learned a lot about electricity. We talked about the dangers and how to be safe around electricity. It was a lot of fun. It was a lovely surprise. We got wires, batteries, light bulbs and our task was to make the bulb light. We learned about the positive and negative ends of the battery. We learned that it was important where you put the wires on the light bulb and that we needed a battery to make them all work. Then we got a buzzer and put it into our circuit. Mrs Clancy said it sounded like the traffic during rush hour in Naas when everybody had their buzzers connected! Then we connected a motor with a propeller on it. It was spinning around. We loved it! Ms Molyneaux’s class love Science!

Aaron, Ben, Anna, Cara

4th class

Ms Molyneaux’s class

Posted by Aaron Kelly 3rd Class.

You will need:

white chocolate,

milk chocolate,

cherries,

edible decorations,

mini marshmallows.

Follow the photos in our gallery and make these delicious Mini-Florentines yourself!

They make a lovely gift!

Jeremiah Whelan

Bird Gallery

Photos taken by Jack O’Sullivan Room 28 and Sean Nelson Room 26.

Gallery compiled by Jack Carey and Conor Gavigan, Room 27. Third Class pupils assisting Mrs Moreau’s Art displays.

Nine winners were picked to go to the Grand Final in DCU on February 3rd. We were called out! We couldn’t believe it. We’re still shaking!! We had a great day!!

During lunchtime we had a science show.  The man was really good. He was juggling while he was on a unicycle!! It was all about gravity! Physics!! We really enjoyed it.

Isabella and Sophie

      We got a lovely lunch! Yum!!

Hi Sophie and Isabella here. We are very excited and a bit nervous today because we are at the Miniscientist in Intel. Our project is called Pollution Solution. We left school at 8.30 this morning and came on the bus with Mr O’Connor and Mrs Keane.  We have set up our project and we’ve just been told that we’ll have two judges. Oh dear one is coming now! We’ll let you know how we’re getting on.