First, second and third class got an insight into the work of an archaeologist thanks to the visit of Donna Gilligan to the school.
This visit was secured through the Heritage in Schools programme.

















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This visit was secured through the Heritage in Schools programme.
Massive congratulations to the Herbertstown quartet who helped South Limerick to win the Neville Cup in Rathkeale yesterday. The South defeated the East in the semi-final and then overcame the challenge of Limerick City in the final.
In an added piece of history for our school, the South’s captain was a Herbertstown NS pupil. Eithne Neville was present in Rathkeale to present the cup named in her honour to Lucy.
Well done girls on a fantastic achievement.
Well done to our two representatives who played for the South Limerick team in the Mackey Cup semi-final on Tuesday. The South were defeated by the West. It’s a great achievement to make a South panel and the boys should be very proud of themselves.
Well done also to our own Mr English who was part of the management of the team.
Both teams had wins over Hospital NS and Knocklong NS in their groups.
The last week before the Easter holidays is going to be dedicated to promoting wellbeing. There are lots of nice activities planned for the week. Keep an eye on the school website & calendar for more information in the coming weeks
Many thanks to Danny Keogh who has been coaching in the school for the last month and who organised today’s blitz.
Girl Guides Day is celebrated around the world on February 22nd each year and in Herbertstown our two representatives wore their uniforms to school to mark the occasion.
The girls visited some of the other classrooms to talk about the Girl Guides and how they had earned their badges. Well done girls.
The boys and girls got great exercise and were able to practise some of the skills associated with the game.
Many thanks to Johnny who facilitated the school’s visit.
Hospital Handball Club have training for juvenile players on Sundays from 2:30-4:30pm and are always happy to welcome new players if anyone is interested in trying the sport out.