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We added a solitary bee hive to our garden this week. It will attract non swarming bees like the Red Mason Bee and the Leafcutter Bee. These bees are naturally attracted to holes in wood for nesting/egg laying. Our bee hive will provide a habitat for the bees alongside our Hotel for bugs.

Our Biodiversity garden is shaping up very nicely with all the new fruit and plants we have planted over the last few weeks.

Pupils from 3rd class were busy planting their seedlings in the school garden and are closely checking their on the progress of their strawberries. They also did a fantastic job planting their nasturtiums. Roll on the sunshine!!!

Very well done to all the classes who put in a great effort and made the quiz so much fun!!

A group of girls from Brownstown I.F.D.C participated in a feis in Athy on Sunday 12th March. The talented young Irish dancers brought home an amazing array of medals, trophies and a plaque. We are very proud of them!

We had a wonderful day here celebrating World Book Day with lots of colourful and imaginative outfits. The children all got a chance to walk the red carpet in style in their fabulous costumes.

We completed our first Dreamspace maker challenge. We worked in teams to plan, design and problem solve as we designed working windmills. These skills will help us to code our Microbits in the near future.

Thank you to Louise Lawlor from Newbridge Library for helping us out!

We are very busy with our spring clean today. The children and staff made a fabulous job of sweeping away leaves and using their litter pickers to fill the bins. Well done everyone!

Our fantastic Junior Infants were able to bring home their beautiful narcissus plants which were in full bloom. The children had planted the bulbs themselves under the guidance of Ms Gomez and Ms Bailey. Well done everyone!