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Principal's Summer Address Principal’s Summer Address Bliain an-ghnóthach a bhí ann dúinn uile i Scoil Special Needs Assistants, our clergy Fr, Jerry and Náisiúnta Ghort Lomain. Canon Caimín O’Carroll, our progressive Board Bhain na páistí an-taitneamh as na gníomhaíóchtaí of Management, our hard working Parents’ go léir a bhí sa scoil. Association, our very efficient administrative It has been a very busy and rewarding year for all at staff, Bernadette and Miriam and finally Rony, Barefield N.S. Curricular courses are being who keeps our school sparkling clean and tidy. I completed, sporting events are being finalised, tours wish to congratulate all our pupils who worked so are under way, new infants and new pupils are hard during the year. Our sincerest appreciation to always very welcome, while senior pupils are members of our staff who give so generously of graduating. I would like to take this opportunity to their time on a voluntary basis after school hours wish each and every one of our Rang VI pupils the to help our pupils achieve their all-round potential, very best of luck in their secondary education. be it sporting, musical, academic, etc. The results of our Standardised Test Results are very positive and encouraging. While academic Enjoy this excellent read! success is very important in the life of our school, it is not the only barometer by which we measure Wishing you all a most enjoyable summer. Bainígí success. We provide our pupils with wide ranging go léir sár-taitneamh as Laethanta Saoire an choice of subjects and extra-curricular activities and tSamhraidh. the wonderful successes achieved in these areas for Term 3 are outlined in this newsletter. Seán Ó Broin This has been an excellent Term for our school. My (Priómh-Oide) thanks to our hard working teaching staff and Graduation Night Rang VI pupils will graduate from Barefield N.S. on Thursday, June 28th. We will have an action filled night which will include the finals of Rang VI class debates, a gymnastics display and of Active Schools course our Graduation Mass which will be In June we had an excellent Active Schools week. celebrated by Fr. Jerry. We also hope to have a We played lots of sports such as soccer, hurling, barbecue afterwards kindly organised by the camogie, surfing, taekwondo, rugby, jujitsu, Parents’ Association. tennis and cycling. We also had skipping, aerobics By Seán & Diarmuid and fitness classes. The skipping instructor treated us to a skipping show. Ms. Mary O’Connor, Mr. Leo Duggan and Mr. Seán Burns were the organisers of this fantastic week. We also had a wonderful Sports Day to finish off the week. Music Day Currently the children of Barefield N.S. are Our Barefield school musicians have been running in the ‘Run Around Europe Challenge’. practising extremely hard for the Clare Fleadh. On We started at Barefield and run the distance to Friday June 22nd all the children and staff in our the capital cities all over Europe. We run in the school were invited to the Halla to enjoy a morning and afternoon on the pitches, yards and performance from these Trad musicians. They astro-turf and add up all our distances each week. were all brilliant and well done to Mr. Liddy for We have currently made it to Amsterdam in the preparing the musicians. Netherlands. By Eimear By Jamie & Alisha PageG 2 of 4 Summer Newsletter Matilda the Musical Most Improved Handwriting The school choir went to Dublin to see Matilda Every year, all classes take part in the most improved the Musical on April 18th. It was a fantastic handwriting week. Everybody gets a fair chance to show. Afterwards everybody got a signature win. The winners are Callum Currid, Grace Naughton, from the actors. It was an amazing experience Sarah Hogan, Pádraig Rosengrave, Aaron Lola and a great day out. Thanks to Ms. Corrigan and Whitmore, Megan Fahy, Finian Lynam, Kate Forde, Claire. It was the best. Marion McMahon, Joseph Jalloh, Caoimhe Coffey, By Hannah & Alisha Amelia Homa, Alice Montwill, and Megan Barry. Well Mathematicians of the Month done to everybody who tried. By Hannah & Alisha A new Maths problem is displayed every week in the foyer. The winners can win certificates, pencils and if they are very lucky, chocolate bars. The winners of the Maths Problems of the Month for April, May and June were Xabi Scanlon Rang IV, Sophie O’Sullivan Rang IV, Kate The Aims Choral Festival took place on May 18th in Howard Rang III, Molly Kelly Rang VI, Jennifer New Ross, Co. Wexford. Thirteen choirs took part in McCarthy, Cliodhna O’Loughlin Rang II and the competition on the day. The Barefield N.S. choir Emma McGann Rang III. Well done to our was last to perform singing two songs “Go the winners. Keep entering every week for a chance Distance” and “You are Mine.” We won the Primary to win. Schools competition scoring a fantastic 92 out of By Elisha & Lucy 100. This was an amazing experience for all the children who participated in the choir this year. A Write a Book huge thanks you to Ms. Corrigan and Claire for all There were over 40 Write a Book entries this their hard work with the choir all year. year from the children in Rang I. The children By Katie & Amy had great fun writing and they loved using their imagination to write their stories. The teachers, Zimmer Biomet Mr. Adrian Frawley and Mr. Seán Burns, are Ms. Quinn’s and Mr. McMahon’s Rang VI went on a extremely proud of the children for the hard trip to Zimmer Biomet on April 10th 2018. They got a work and effort that they put into all of the tour of the factory and got to see how they design stories. Congratulations to all who participated and make replacement knees. They completed some in the Write a Book Competition and especially science projects and made a periscope. We would to the winners Aaron Turner, Jiri Kulhanek, like to say thank you to Brian Dilleen for inviting Mary McMahon, Oriana Geisler and Aisling Rang V and Rang VI down to Zimmer Biomet during Casey who were given awards for their books on the year May 21st at The Inn at Dromoland. By Ella & Aoife By John & Cian Green Schools News Set dancing in Doonbeg On Tuesday May 22nd our Green School Schools th th On May 18 and 19 there was a set dancing Committee members Clodagh and Ben travelled to competition in Doonbeg. The competition was Galway with Ms. Collins and Ms. Power to the 2018 held in the Community hall and the dancers from Green Flag Awards Ceremony. They collected our our school performed a dance called ‘Bow’. seventh Green Flag for our school for Global Everyone had a good time and returned home Citizenship – Energy. with trophies. Congratulations to the dancers Work on the eighth and final flag for Global who were Katie and Niall O’ Grady, Grace and Citizenship - - Marine Environment will begin next Dylan McGloin, Niamh Mescall, Aoife Moore, September. Well done to all the Committee for Laoise Moore, Honor Murphy, Sarah Corey, their hard work this year! Beibhin Corkery, Alannah Flood, Ingrid Murphy, By Ella Maeve Lahiffe, Millie Watts and Cait McCarthy. By Emily & Aoife Summer Newsletter Page 3 of 4 Fun Run On Thursday June 7th the school Fun Run was held at 6:30 pm. The Gardaí were there to supervise everyone. Clare FAI 5-a-Side Soccer The race was just under 5km. Eimear Lahiffe provided The Clare FAI soccer trials were held in Lees Road on yoga afterwards and there were treats for the rd Frank Burns Memorial Cup May 3 . Ms. Woods brought a girls team and Mr. participants to enjoy. The overall winner was Seán Chambers brought two boys teams. They all did very In June, the boys from Rang IV, V Frawley. It was great day overall and well done to the and IV participated in a league for well and one of the boy’s teams won the county title. organisers. This winning team went to Mallow in Cork on May 8th the annual Frank Burns Memorial By Seán & Orla Cup. There were 4 teams involved to represent Clare in the Munster finals. They were in a group with Limerick and Waterford. The boys did in this league. The final ill be Mini 7s Football excellently to get into the semi-finals where we were played on Wednesday, June 28th Congratulations to all the boys who participated in the beaten by Tipperary. There was still more to come between the two top teams and the mini 7’s football. They trained every Wednesday from though when the boys had a brilliant fight back in the winners will be presented with the 3:00p.m.-4:00p.m. with Mr. Duggan and Mr. third place playoff to come third in Munster. Well done Frank Burns Memorial Trophy at McMahon. In their first two rounds they played to all. our June Assembly on Friday. Well Lahinch N.S. and the CBS. They were then in the final By Ethan & Ryan where they played Lissycasey N.S. After a close match they finally won the cup. It was a fantastic Swimming Gala achievement for all involved. Well done boys! The Annual Swimming Gala took place on Monday, By Aisling & Iarlaith June 11th. It was a very successful day and the school came first over all. Boys and girls from Rang III, IV, V and VI competed in relays against many other schools.
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