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The boys and girls in the Junior Room explored what happens when liquids are mixed, when they stay separate, and which substances dissolve in water. They carried out fun experiments and talked about what they discovered.
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   The girls in First Class did a fantastic job helping Mrs O’Mahony plant tomatoes, cucumbers and strawberries in the geodome, kickstarting our planting season here in Drinagh NS.
We also really enjoyed smelling the thyme, chive and lavender plants in our garden too.                 We were delighted to welcome members of the Drinagh Rangers men’s and women’s teams to our school following their fantastic win of the Beamish Cup at the weekend. It was especially lovely to see some of our past pupils among the teams!
Both squads have had incredibly successful seasons, bringing home an amazing five pieces of silverware in total — a brilliant achievement. Up Drinagh Rangers! ❤️⚫ We were delighted to welcome ranger David to our school, where he shared fascinating insights about the wonderful wildlife in our area and how we can care for wildlife and protect their habitats.
      Fourth to sixth class visited Clonakilty Agricultural College, where they experienced the complete workings of a farm. Highlights included tractor and cow simulators, holding baby lambs, sitting on farm machinery, and visiting suckler cows in the slatted house.
 The votes have been cast, and we are very excited to meet the new Drinagh NS Student Council President.
Have a look at our video to catch a glimpse of the many activities that took place during Wellness Week. Thank you to everyone who got involved and helped make it such a memorable week.
 As we enjoyed Wellness Week, it was a wonderful opportunity to think of others and give back.
We are delighted to share that we raised €558 for the incredibly worthwhile cause, Marymount University Hospital and Hospice. Thank you to everyone who kindly donated to this fundraiser. Talent Show Thursday was a huge success as part of Drinagh NS Wellness Week. It showcased our students’ wonderful talents, skills, and individuality. The enthusiastic audience filled the room with applause for the fantastic performers, who amazed us with everything from soccer skills and gymnastics to dance, singing, jokes, and even science experiments! Well done to everyone who took part — your confidence, creativity, and courage made it a wonderful show. To promote our wellbeing, we made the most of every opportunity to get outside, stay active, and enjoy some fresh air. We took part in some brilliant Wake Up Shake Ups led by Mr. Cronin, which were full of energy and fun! The senior classes also did a wonderful job leading games, helping everyone stay active while building teamwork and school spirit.
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