Scoil Mhuire gan Smál Ballymote
a co-educational primary school in Ballymote, Co.Sligo under the Patronage of the Catholic Bishop of Achonry
Junior Infants had great fun on their big adventure this week. We did a full tour of the school getting ready for their School topic in Aistear next week. They really enjoyed seeing all the different rooms in the school Read More …
Good luck to Ms.Sandra Doddy as she begins her maternity leave this weekend. We wish her replacement Ms.Siobhan Hedigan, every good wish in her new position also.
A big well done to the 38 pupils who represented the school today at the Super Valu Athletics Festival in IT Sligo. A great day was had by all and the pupils had a wonderful day. Thanks to Sligo Sports Read More …
6th class had a technology upgrade this week when their Interactive Whiteboard and Projector was replaced with a new 65″ interactive screen.
Under the school meals scheme, we receive a delivery of fresh fruit platters for all classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Thanks to 6th class for organising the distribution of the platters.
A big thank you to these pupils who have kindly agreed to help out with litter picking throughout the school grounds on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The school grounds are looking great but we always have to keep an eye out Read More …
Junior and Senior Infants were visited for the first time today by music tutor Jessie Whitehead. The boys and girls loved the class and can’t wait until next Friday. Classes in conjunction with Music Generation Sligo, will continue for 20 Read More …
sep18newsletter – website
Third Class have been learning all about Roald Dahl and celebrated his birthday yesterday by attending the local library for a special reading of his famous ‘BFG’ story, afterwards they created their own amzing ‘Phizzwaizard Dream Jars’. Happy Roald Dahl Read More …
Last May and June, 6th class pupils worked with members of Ballymote Craft Group (the Saturday Stitchers) and Ballymote Active Age Members on an inter-generational educational record of childhood memories and experiences. This project was facilitated by Eithne Murphy at Read More …