Active School Flag
Active Home Week (April 27th – May 3rd)
National ‘Active SCHOOL Week’ takes place every April and is a really enjoyable part of the school year for many children.
This year, because of COVID-19, it is not possible for this to go ahead so we are inviting the families of our school to participate in the ‘Active HOME Week‘ challenge instead.
Click on these files to find out more about 'Active HOME Week'.
This year, because of COVID-19, it is not possible for this to go ahead so we are inviting the families of our school to participate in the ‘Active HOME Week‘ challenge instead.
Click on these files to find out more about 'Active HOME Week'.
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Active Day 14/2/2020
The children had a blast on Active Day which we held on the 14th of February 2020. The children participated in different activities like the 'Walk a Mile' challenge, active indoor games, a variety of different P.E. classes, a skipathon, dance, yoga and much more. Check out the photos below which were taken on the day.
Active School Week 2019
As part of the Active Flag Programme, our school is holding Active School Week from Monday the 17th to Friday the 21st of June 2019. Children should wear their school tracksuits each day and bring spare socks. They will have active homework during the week too.
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Our Active School Week timetable
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Our Active Flag Committee for 2018/2019
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'Walk a Mile' challenge - Each class walked a mile every morning during Active week.
Treasure Hunt - Fifth and Sixth class arranged a treasure hunt for the Infants during Active Week. See the photos below. There was great excitement!
Soccer Tournaments - Active Week 2019.
Congratulations to the winning teams Real Madrid for the junior classes and Nigeria for the senior classes.
PE classes during Active Week 2019.
The children really enjoyed revising different strands of the PE curriculum during Active Week. Each class had a PE lesson everyday.
Skipathon - Active Week 2019
Basketball Tournament - Active Week 2019
Sports Day June 2019
Partnerships
Congratulations to Séamus Callanan and the Tipperary senior hurling team on winning the All Ireland recently. We were very lucky to have Séamus visit our school on October 7th with the Liam McCarthy cup!!!!!! This was Séamus' second visit to our school. He was also good enough to visit us last year as part of our Active School initiative. Séamus gave an inspiring talk to the pupils, answered their questions and signed lots of jerseys and hurleys!
Huge thanks to Tipperary hurler Seamus Callanan for visiting Lisronagh, chatting to the kids about being active, eating healthily and teaching them some new hurling skills. We were delighted to hear that since Seamus' visit he has been made captain of the Tipperary Senior Hurling team. Well done Seamus! (Visit in Spring 2019)
PDST training
Liam Clohessy from the PDST came to our school on the 27th of February, 2020. Liam took the classes for PE on that day and did some outdoor and adventure activities with the children. The children thoroughly enjoyed the lessons and the teachers also gained some new ideas in that particular strand area.
Soccer training
We are extremely grateful to Seamus Cleary from Clerihan FC for kindly coming to our school to do some soccer training with students from 4th, 5th and 6th classes. Many of the pupils in our school play for Clerihan FC. Students from 4th, 5th and 6th classes will be taking part in the SPAR FAI Primary School 5's soccer blitz in February.
We are extremely grateful to Seamus Cleary from Clerihan FC for kindly coming to our school to do some soccer training with students from 4th, 5th and 6th classes. Many of the pupils in our school play for Clerihan FC. Students from 4th, 5th and 6th classes will be taking part in the SPAR FAI Primary School 5's soccer blitz in February.
Gymnastics with Kool School
Junior Infants to Second class have completed six weeks of gymnastics classes with Niall from Kool School. The children thoroughly enjoyed the classes and their progress was very evident. Thanks to Niall for his enthusiasm and to Pat for having the room in Monroe ready for us each week!
GAA
Many of our pupils participate in GAA in school as well as outside of school. Two local clubs our pupils play with are Moyle Rovers and Fethard. Here are some photos of students that have won competitions with their clubs recently.
Community Games
Well done to these sixth class boys who won an U12 soccer tournament with Fethard Rangers during the summer. These are All Ireland Community Games medals! We are very proud of you boys.
SPAR FAI Primary 5s Programme
Well done to the boys who took part in the SPAR FAI Primary School 5s Programme in Cahir Park recently. This year we entered three panels! The weather on the day was beautiful and the boys really enjoyed themselves. They did themselves and the school proud.
Physical Activity
10@10
We are taking the 10@10 challenge.
Click on this link to check out the 10@10 videos. rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
Click on this link to check out the 10@10 videos. rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
Run Around Europe Challenge
In Lisronagh National School, we have recently started our Run Around Europe Challenge. Each class has chosen a city in Europe to run to. It is an excellent initiative that keeps the children active. We encourage every child to take part. The middle and senior classes run laps of the school and the infant classroom run laps of the yard. Each lap equals one kilometre. So if 24 children run a lap that equals 24 kilometres! So far the infant classroom has run 230km. First and second classes have run 312km. Third and fourth classes have run 312km and fifth and sixth have run 233km.
Wake up and shake up.
The children in Lisronagh are enjoying our 'wake up and shake up' activities every morning.
Sponsored Walk
Well done to our Parents Association for organising a sponsored walk at Powerstown Park recently. Thanks to everyone who generously supported the fundraiser and well done to all the participants who took part on the day, there was a great turnout.
Physical Education
PE Curriculum:
The Physical Education curriculum allows for an hour of physical activity each week for each class. There are six strands in the Physical Education Curriculum. The six strands include; Games, Athletics, Aquatics, Gymnastics, Dance and Outdoor and Adventure. Our school teaches five out of six strands each year.
The Physical Education curriculum allows for an hour of physical activity each week for each class. There are six strands in the Physical Education Curriculum. The six strands include; Games, Athletics, Aquatics, Gymnastics, Dance and Outdoor and Adventure. Our school teaches five out of six strands each year.
Aquatics:
Every January and February 3rd to 6th classes attend swimming lessons in Clonmel Swimming Pool.
Every January and February 3rd to 6th classes attend swimming lessons in Clonmel Swimming Pool.
Games:
Below you can see some photos of the students in various classes learning different skills under the strand of Games e.g. rolling the ball, catching and throwing, travelling with a ball, striking a ball, kicking a ball. These are skills that are transferable across many different types of games e.g. basketball, football, hockey, playground games, hurling, soccer, tennis, rounders etc.
Gymnastics:
The Junior and Senior Infants had fun creating their own sequences and trails in gymnastics. They also loved making 'Mirror shapes' in pairs.
Outdoor and Adventure:
The Easter Egg hunt: The Easter Bunny came to Lisronagh NS and hid some eggs for our excited junior classes to find. They had to follow a series of clues, each clue had a special letter on the back and at the end they had to make a word with all the letters they found. Can you guess what the word was?
Athletics
Dance
The children learn a variety of different dances during the year. Creative dance is always very popular with the children. We use dance as transition activities in class also. Pop see ko from Go Noodle is a firm favourite. For Halloween this year the classes also learned the Ghostbusters and Monster Mash dances. Fifth and sixth class worked in groups to perform their own version of Thriller. During Seachtain na Gaeilge the children learn some traditional Irish dances like The Siege of Ennis.
