St. Brendan’s N.S. Ireland
St. Brendan's N.S. Newmarket
Here is a presentation about our school. We hope you enjoy it!
Our School by Mairead, Kieran, Hollie
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St. Brendan’s N.S. Anne-Marie , Jody ,Jake
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west54 said
Louise said
Hello! Nice presentations!
I have some questions:
- What is an GAA-pitch?
- How far is it to the nearest shop?
Louise, 9th class.
Åkra opvekstsenter
grace said
hi Louise!!
A G.A.A. pitch is a pitch for hurling or gaelic football.
Hurling and gaelic football are our native sports.
The nearest shop is about 3kms away
Grace
Geir Clement said
Hi!
St. Patricks Day is approaching in Ireland. How do you celebrate this day where you live? I have heard that many people wear green clothes, is that correct? I also wonder why you celebrate this day?
Geir Clement
Anne-Marie said
Hi
We go to parades and go to mass on St.Patricks Day. The parade is in Kilkenny. We are 25km from Kilkenny. Yes we wear green clothes. According to legend if you are seen not wearing green on St.Patrick’s Day a leprechaun will pinch you!! We celebrate St.Patrick’s Day because he is our patron saint and it is our national holiday.
Anne-Marie
Samson said
Hello
I am woundering…? how is the Gaelic football, is it like rugby or more like soccer?
Jostein said
hello!!:D
I’m one of the four lucky one that gets to come visit you. i was wondering. where are we gonna celebrate the st. Patricks day?
Grace said
Hi Jostein,
We shall be celebrating St.Patricks in Kilkenny City.
First you’ll be going to Kilkenny Castle for a tour with your host family,after that you will be going to see the parade. In the parade you’ll see lots of floats ( most of them will proberly be green!)There will be entertainment in Macdonagh Junction ( which is a shopping centre). Also there will be a live bands in the Streets of Kilkenny.
In the evening time you will be going bowling in K-Bowl for one hour. We would hope that you will enjoy St.Patricks Day with us in Ireland.
see you Monday
Grace
Kieran said
Hi Samson
It would be mostly like soccer except you can use your hands to pick it up. You can get points and gaelic football is rougher than soccer. You can hold it in your hands for four steps and bounce it and toe tap.
pupil from åkra said
Hello!
I guess that the people from Åkra are there soon. Don’t get schocked when you see them!! they are realy wiard and crazy!
Jostein and Joakim said
Hello, this is the last day of school, before the Easter break.(26.3.2010.) We don’t know what you are used to do in the break, but we are gonna tell you what we use to do.
In the Easter break most of the Norwegian people go hiking in the mountains and sleep over in cabins. Most often we use skis. Other people go visit their families.
The children often get a Easter egg, and they fill it up with sweets.
What are you used to do?
HAPPY EASTER!!
Samson og Geir Rune said
Hello
After the Easter break 8th to 10th class plan to go hiking in the mountains. During the trip are we going to sleep in a shelter or cabin. The shelter we make is a little tent in the forest. We lay a piece of wood across two trees about a meter high. And then we put a cover or branches over to keep the rain out. We guess that there is not more snow after the Easter break.
Are you going to the mountains??
HAPPY EASTER BREAK!!