Physical Activity

Physical Education provides children with the opportunity to move through a wide variety of actions.

Through the promotion of fun and enjoyable active lessons and creating opportunities for a sense of achievement, children can develop the positive attitudes that are needed to continue to participate in physical activity.

Well done to all the children who have been working hard during term 2 with our running initiative for 6 weeks.

Active Lines - Our active school committee demonstrating the movements

Our senior classes have completed the '60 Minute Physical Challenge'. Well done to those students who successfully completed the challenge!

Our Active Lines have been a huge success with our students. The ASF committee introduced and implemented the following movements for our active lines:

-March on Monday

-Tips and Toes Tuesday

-Warm up Wednesday

-Jumping Jack Thursday

-Floss on Friday

Our Active School breaks

During the month of November, every class incorporated short physical breaks into their daily routine. These breaks took the form of dance, exercise or running breaks

Active Homework

Active homework is given weekly with the aim of encouraging students to meet their daily physical activity target. Students are given a sheet of activities which they can choose from.

Our school promotes the motto "Do your Talking as you're walking"

Sports equipment

Our Active Committee facilitated the use of our sports equipment during lunchtimes. Each week they set up different stations using a variety of equipment such as beanbags, hoops, ladders, tag rugby equipment, cones etc.

Children out and about enjoying our 'active' shamrock hunt

The children showing their dance moves during Seachtain na Gaeilge.

Well done to the group of children who participated in Athletics in October.