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Even though we live in Ireland, the coronation of King Charles was all over Irish TV on the weekend. Like many other countries, many of
May 7, 2023
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Even though we live in Ireland, the coronation of King Charles was all over Irish TV on the weekend. Like many other countries, many of
Happy Harry Potter Day! 🧙♂️ As the world celebrates the magical world of Harry Potter, why not bring the magic into your classroom? We’ve put
National Drawing Day falls on Saturday 15th May this year. National Drawing Day is celebrated annually and is a day dedicated to promoting and celebrating
May 9th marks Europe Day, a celebration of the momentous Schuman Declaration delivered by French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman in 1950. This declaration laid the
As always, we are delighted to share a blog post from Victoria from Rhyming Multisensory Stories. Here are her ideas for May! Featured National Walking
May the Fourth Be With You: Celebrating Star Wars Day Star Wars Day falls on May 4th each year, providing the perfect opportunity for fans
As primary school teachers, we understand the importance of encouraging active lifestyles in our students. Why not take part in Active School Week as a
Are you looking for teaching ideas to help your students understand the Junior Enterprise Programme? Here are five creative activities that you can use to
Happy Poetry Day Ireland! 🎉 It’s a day to celebrate poetry and maybe even write your own poem. As primary school teachers, we have the opportunity
Welcome to Marine Week! 🌊 From the smallest plankton to the largest whale, our seas are filled with sea life. Here are five ideas for
As you’ve no doubt heard, the Irish government has been working hard to bring Irish people living in Sudan back home. We know it’s a
Earth Day is an annual event celebrated on April 22nd to promote environmental awareness and conservation. It is an excellent opportunity to teach primary school