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Kyle Park NS Borrisokane, Co Tipperary. Phone KYLE PARK N.S. Scoil Náisiúnta Phádraig Naofa ,Páirc na Coille November 2014 NEWSLETTER Green Schools Project Kyle Park N.S. did a household waste,boxes, the Green Schools ‘’Junk Couture Fashion’’ cartons and card. Flag. You can also see show for all the family the pictures up on our The whole school took and friends of the stu- website. part, even Miss Horan dents. Everyone of the and Mrs. Coen while By Heather Cahill students worked hard Mrs. Murphy did com- on their outfits and pere. they did a brilliant job. The outfits were cre- We saw everything ative, colourful, in- from bottles to bashed teresting and fun. up cans and from hurls to hats, but the main Everyone enjoyed the thing was that each day and had a lovely outfit was made out of time. The photos will recycled materials. be going into Our Green School folder that will The pupils could only be handed in at the use newspaper, bottles, end of the year so papers, wrappers, that we can apply for Application for our Green Flag The closing date for in. In February, an We will know in April the application for a Environmental officer if we have been suc- green flag is Novem- will come to our cessful or not.. ber 28th. school to ask us By Diarmuid Hogan We have all our infor- questions and to mation ready to send look at our folder . Inside this issue: Special points of interest: Tennis News 2 Sports Events G.A.A. News 3 Anti-Bullying Programme Anti-Bullying 4 Literacy Lift-Off Book Week 4 New Junior Infants New Juniors 5 A piano comes to Kyle Park Literacy Lift-Off 6 Confirmation / Communion 6 Page 2 KYLE PARK N.S. NEWSLETTER North Tipperary Primary Schools Tennis The 13/06/14 was Thecompetition 6. the day of the North started at 10:00. Tipperary tennis The boys came 3rd competition. Every- First the girls played overall while the one from the Senior Lorrha and the boys girls came 1st. The Room travelled. The played Lorrha too. boys got medals and teams were Sinead Altogether the girls the girls got and Kila and Orla won 19 games plaques. It was the and Leah. The boys andthe boys won 8. best day ever. team was Barry and Next we played Balli- By Kila Howe Darragh and Ilja and naclough. The girls Diarmuid. won 12 altogether Barry was the cap- and the boys won 6. tains for the boys. The last group was Kila was the captain Toomevara. Our girls for the girls. won 12 and our boys played CBS and won Trip to Semple Stadium On 16th May all the groups to play the na Páirce museum. It pupils and teachers hurling blitz. was very interesting. of Kyle Park N.S After our blitz we It was a very enjoya- went to the Small ble day and we hope Schools Blitz held in were taken on a tour Thurles is of Semple Stadium. to do it again next Semple Stadium. year. where the `The Junior Room First, we all played went but didn't par- two matches on the G.A.A. was pitch and then we ticipate in the blitz. By Leah Madden founded in But another school had a look at all the brought their small dressing rooms and 1884 room too and kindly all the medical agreed to have a rooms. friendly match. We On our way home we all got divided into stopped in the Lár Kyle Park / Aglish Tennis Tournament On Thursday the 23rd ding had a win over Ciarán Foley, Barry of October we had a Barry Ryan and Daire Ryan, Daire Slevin, tennis tournament Slevin in the final . Diarmuid Hogan and with Aglish N.S in Ne- Ciarán Slevin got tro- nagh Lawn Tennis In the 3rd and 4th phies. Ilja Rizalous Club . Each person had competition Chloe Mor- and Conor Ryan got a partner from the oth- gan and Ciarán Foley trophies for displaying er school . had a win over Diar- great sportsmanship . muid Hogan and There was a 5th and Ciarán Slevin. Everyone had a great 6th competition and a day. 3rd and 4th competi- Everybody got a certifi- tion. In the 5th and 6th cate and Sinead By Orla Hogan competition, Sinéad O’Dwyer, Anna Har- O’Dwyer and Anna Har- ding, Chloe Morgan , SCOIL NÁISIÚNTA PHÁDRAIG NAOFA ,PÁIRC Page 3 NA COILLE Kyle Park N.S. Sports Day On Wednesday the did a water relay, were listening to 18th Of June, Kyle sack race and go- music and dancing Park N.S had their ing under hurdles. on the grass. Sports Day. We all did a water When it was home- We were lucky to race together and time we got crisps have such good a few sack races. and jellies. weather. At first We all played out- the small room did side and had a water races and lovely barbecue. By Barry Ryan hurdles with After the barbecue Noreen and had we all had great fun . After- icecream cones wards the big with sprinkles. We room went out all played egg and with Noreen and spoon race. We Under 13 Football Blitz On the 10th of Oc- The second match ers and so did tober the senior was Kilkeary Aglish, even down room went to Bor- against Aglish , to the First Class. risokane GAA Kilkeary won that A great day was pitch to play a one too. had by all. Playing football blitz sport is a The third match against Kilkeary was Aglish vs Kyle great way to school and Aglish Darragh Haugh Park. As the result make friends school. did not matter to and have The first game was either school, we some fun Kyle Park against decided to play a Kilkeary. Kilkeary fun game. We won that match. played all our play- Under 11 Camógie Blitz On May 14th, all the Senior subs who came on at half- The score in the 2nd match Room travelled to time in each game were Kaci was Kyle Park 3-6 to Ardcroney for the Under 11 Sullivan for Heather Cahill in Dunkerrin 0-3, with all our Camógie Blitz. Birdhill, the backs; Leah Sullivan scores from Leah Madden. Ardcroney, Dunkerrin and came on for Kila Howe in mid- We all had great fun and Kyle Park took part. field and Chloe Morgan came on for Ava Brophy in the for- hopefully we will be back It was seven a side. Our wards. next time! team was: Katelyn Landy in goals, Orla Hogan and In the first match against BY Heather Cahill in backs. In Birdhill the score was Kyle Sinead O Dwyer midfield was Kila Howe and Park 3 –4 to Birdhill 4 -4 . Leah Madden. Sinead O Leah Madden scored 2-3 and Dwyer and Ava Brophy Sinead O Dwyer scored 1-1. were in the forwards. The Page 4 KYLE PARK N.S. NEWSLETTER Anti-Bullying Talk On Wednesday the had a meeting will be calling it 5th of November with the staff. Mrs. Friendship Week Ms. Marion Flana- Marion Flanagan is instead. gan came in the a teacher and dur- By evening at 7;30 to ing her spare time give a talk to the she gives talks Sinéad O’Dwyer parents and the and lectures. As a pupils of 5th and follow up from this 6th class. Ms. Mar- the 5th class,6th ion Flanagan is class, and the staff Be a buddy, FRIENDSHIP highly qualified in will be organizing not a bully the area of bully- an Anti-bullying ing and cyber- Week in January bullying .Earlier but to make it that evening she more positive we Getting ready for Christmas In December we are Our school is having and take them to a doing a Christmas con- a Shoe Box appeal depot. cert. The Senior Room for the poor which are doing the Shiniest means that everyone By Katelyn Landy . Star and the Junior Room are doing The gets a shoe box and Sleepy Shepherd. .We puts in some teddies Christmas are all going to have or colouring books is a time parts in the concert but or anything other some will have to do than food then of giving two parts. We are wraps it up. When learning the songs at everyone has the moment. Then we brought a box into will have to work on school a man will costumes and props. It is great fun. By Chloe come in November Morgan. to collect them all Book Week October 20th-24th On 20th -24th of Octo- them on Friday, if we storytelling session. ber we had a Book wished. On Friday par- We enjoyed Book Fair. We got books ents could come in and Week. from Scholastic Book look at the books that Company. On Monday we wanted to buy. We By Ava Brophy we opened all three of bought books to the our book cases to find value of €370 so we amazing books on ani- received €224 vouch- Open your mind: mals, war, suitable for ers to buy books for open a book boys and girls from the school. Also the Junior Infants to 6th senior classroom went Class –books for eve- to Nenagh libaray ryone. We got to read and the Junior class- them and see what room went to Borri- they were like and buy sokane libaray for a SCOIL NÁISIÚNTA PHÁDRAIG Page 5 New Junior Infants On 19th of June brother. They all sang songs.
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