The festive spirit was alive and shining brightly at Cloonlyon National School during this year’s Christmas production. The entire school came together for a magical performance filled with music, song, and dance that left the audience in awe. From the youngest juniors to the senior classes, every student played a special role in bringing the show to life. The stage was adorned with festive decorations, creating a warm and enchanting holiday atmosphere. Families, friends, and staff gathered to enjoy the wonderful performances that celebrated the joy of the Christmas season. The show featured a heartwarming blend of traditional carols, lively dance routines, and dramatic storytelling that showcased the students' incredible talents. Each performance reflected the hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm of the children and their teachers. We extend a huge well done to all the children for their outstanding efforts in making the show such a memorable success. A special thank you goes to the staff who supported the production behind the scenes. Congratulations to everyone involved for spreading festive cheer and creating unforgettable Christmas memories! The 6th class students of Cloonlyon National School embraced the true spirit of Christmas this year by helping to erect a beautiful crib display for Bushfield Church. With great enthusiasm and teamwork, the students worked together to assemble and decorate the nativity scene that now stands proudly at the church altar.
Under the guidance of their principal, Mr Haran, the students learned about the significance of the nativity story while putting their creative skills to work. They placed various elements, including the manger and figures representing Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the Wise Men. Every detail was thoughtfully arranged to reflect the warmth and meaning of the season. The project not only allowed the students to express their artistic talents but also deepened their understanding of the values of kindness, generosity, and community. Their efforts have been warmly received by parishioners, who have expressed heartfelt appreciation for the thoughtful and inspiring display. We are incredibly proud of our 6th class students for their dedication and creativity. Their contribution has helped make this Christmas season extra special for the entire community. Well done to all involved! Excitement and joy filled the air at Cloonlyon National School as Santa Claus made a special visit just in time for Christmas! Both the junior and senior rooms eagerly gathered to welcome the jolly visitor with wide-eyed wonder and cheerful holiday songs. Santa arrived with a hearty “Ho! Ho! Ho!” and a sack full of treats, spreading smiles and festive cheer throughout the school. Each child had the chance to meet Santa personally as he handed out special treat bags filled with goodies. The children’s faces lit up with joy as they received their Christmas surprises. The visit was filled with magical moments, including lively conversations with Santa, where the students shared their holiday wishes and favourite Christmas traditions. Teachers and staff joined in the festive fun, making the day even more memorable. We are incredibly grateful to Santa for taking time from his busy North Pole schedule to visit Cloonlyon National School. It was a truly magical experience that brought happiness and holiday spirit to all. A heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in organising this special event! Merry Christmas to all from Cloonlyon National School! Santa greeting the children in the yard. Today, the senior room had the pleasure of welcoming local artist Tom Meskell to Cloonlyon NS. Tom, who is leading the Sleeping Giant Art Project in Charlestown, spent time with the children discussing the importance of environmental awareness and how small actions can lead to big changes.
Tom shared his personal journey in creating eco-friendly art and explained how he had to research and select biodegradable materials for the Sleeping Giant project. The children were captivated by his stories and inspired by the way art can be connected to caring for our planet. He encouraged everyone to think about how they can make small, positive changes in their daily lives to protect the environment. It was a fantastic visit, and we’re grateful to Tom for sharing his wisdom and passion with us! |
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