5th & 6th class have been busy in recent weeks completing activities on important moments in the 20th century.
5th/6th Study Important Moments in History
Category: News
Herbertstown NS Pupils Play for South Limerick
Well done to our three pupils who lined out with South Limerick in recent weeks.
Seán and Fionn played for the boys football team who lost the Sarsfield Cup semi-final to Limerick City. Mr. Franklin was a coach with this team also.
Róisín played on the South Larkin team that lost the Larkin Shield final in the Gaelic Grounds.
St. Ailbe’s Credit Union Sponsor New Jerseys for the School
A sincere thank you to St.Ailbe’s Credit Union for sponsoring a new set of jerseys for the school.
We are very grateful and the children will wear them with pride representing HNS for years to come.
County Football Semi-Final
Hard luck to our girls team who lost the county football semi-final to Monaleen in Mick Neville Park.
The game was played in difficult conditions and at half time Herbertstown were in front by one point. However, aided by a strong wind in the second half, Monaleen were able to edge in front and then held on for the win.
Well done to our team who were appearing in the county semi-final for a second year in a row which is a massive achievement.
October in 3rd & 4th Class
Writing their names in Ogham
Football with Eoin
Halloween drawing tutorials using iPads
Collective Noun Table Quiz
Slime!
Happy Halloween!
Mathletics
6th Class lending a helping hand to Junior & Senior Infants to get up and running in Mathletics.
Girls Football Team Win Games Vs Knockainey & Kilmallock
Our girls began their defence of the South Premier Football title last week in Kilmallock.
The girls were very efficient on the day and ran up a big score to record their first win.
Earlier today, they picked up win number two after a close game with Knockainey NS.
They have a further two games left in the round robin stage of the competition against Bruree NS and Scoil Dean Cussen, Bruff.
South Mini 7s Football
Well done to our boys’ and girls’ teams who took part in the South Limerick INTO Mini Sevens competition today.
The boys lost a close game with Martinstown NS in the first round and this turned out to be the pivotal game in the boys competition as both schools won the remainder of their games against Ballylanders NS, Kilbehenny NS and Knockainey NS. That meant Martinstown retained their title and Herbertstown finished as runners-up.
Our girls were runners-up also as Kilbehenny NS edged a close game of the two schools in maroon. Both schools defeated Ballylanders NS and Knockainey NS who were the other schools who took part on the day.
September in Third/Fourth Class
Bead jewellery
3rd Class researched and displayed facts about the Rugby World Cup countries.
Football with Eoin
3rd/4th Inventions
