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March feels like it’s full of festivals in Ireland with Engineering Week, World Book Day, International Women’s Day and Seachtain na Gaeilge all happening in
On the anniversary of the war in Ukraine, here are some ideas that you might do in your classroom with an older class. Obviously, it
Here are some ideas for your classroom: 1. Have students create a timeline of the history of Pancake Tuesday, discussing why it is an important
It’s nearly March and it’s time for the wonderful Victoria from Rhyming Multisensory Story’s monthly article with loads of ideas for your classroom. Visit Victoria’s
Teaching about Polar Bears in Primary School can be a great way to introduce children to the importance of International Polar Bear Day. The official
Harcourt Terrace ETNS have a scheduled morning meeting everyday. We thought it looked like a great idea so we thought we’d share the video from
Each year, on 11th February, we celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science to recognise the critical role that women and girls play
With obesity levels reaching epidemic proportions in Ireland, we need to focus on exercise. Exercise helps children maintain a healthy weight and promotes overall physical
Many children in your classroom may be asking questions about the tragic events unfolding near the Turkish-Syrian border after a very powerful earthquake. They may
Here are some ideas for your classroom: 1. Introducing ChatGPT: Learn about the computer programme ChatGPT, what it does and why it has taken the
Here are some ideas for your classroom: . 1. Introduction to Internet Safety: Introduce primary school pupils to the importance of online safety and how
Here are some ideas for your classroom: 1. Have pupils make their own Saint Brigid’s Cross from paper, straw, or clay to hang in the