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Well done to our girls and boys teams who both won their indoor hurling/camogie blitzes that were held in Martinstown recently. Both teams have now qualified to play in the South finals in Martinstown.
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 Congratulations to Ali, Cian, Seán, Caylee, Paul, Laura, Micheal, Mary, Kian and Conal who were elected to our first ever Students Council following a recent student vote. Each candidate gave a short presentation in front of their classmates before the votes were cast. Our Students Council will allow our children to have a greater say on decisions being made as well as bringing fresh ideas to our school. Thank you to Mrs Maher who set up our Students Council and will be working closely with them in the future.
Mark from SkipnRope visited us recently for a skipping workshop. We learned many new tricks which we look forward to practicing and developing. Our next Skipping with the Stars competition is sure to be interesting!!!
We concluded 7 weeks of sean nós dancing classes with Pat O' Dea before Christmas and enjoyed putting on a performance at our Christmas concert as well as a whole school ceilí which we performed in the school halla.
 Well done to our 3 quiz teams that represented Anglesboro N.S. very well in the Glenbrohane quiz competition last Thursday.
Well done to Cian who won a prize in the Credit union art competition for this fabulous entry.
Some lovely artwork Sonas carried out with Mrs Maher back in October on Jack and the Beanstalk.
Well done to Ali, Caoimhe, Cian H and Cian R who represented Anglesboro N.S. on the South Limerick schools football teams. Ali and Caoimhe played in the Larkin Shield competition in Rathkeale. The girls were unlucky to come up against a very strong West side that advanced to the final. Cian H and Cian R played in the Sarsfield Cup competition defeating the City in the semi final before losing out once again to a very strong West side in the final. Cian R had the honour of captaining the South in the final which was played in the Gaelic Grounds. Well done everyone
 We were delighted to send almost 70 shoe boxes to children in 3rd world countries as part of our Team Hope Christmas Shoebox appeal.
Junior and Senior Infants had great fun getting dressed up for Halloween and doing some apple bobbing in school! A selection of photos from our recent Cheerios Childline Breakfast Morning. We recently enjoyed a visit from The Brickx club in Anglesboro N.S. We had great fun building various projects.
Well done to our boys and girls football teams who both played in the South finals in Martinstown yesterday. Both teams did Anglesboro N.S. extremely proud. Congratulation to our boys team who won their final while our girls gave a great account of themselves in 2 very well contested games.
Well done to our boys who won the South Limerick mini 7's football competition. This is an additional football competition we entered this year to give our boys a chance to play against some of the bigger schools in South Limerick. Our boys emerged from their group after playing Bruree and Kilfinane. We played Ballylanders in the semi final before beating Knocklong in the final. We will now go forward to represent South Limerick in the county series. Well done boys!!!
Our U10 team that won the Bridie Lane cup at the Anglesboro Harvest Fair.
A very special day in Anglesboro N.S. as we welcomed past pupils Áine, Clodagh and Grainne as well as Galtee Gaels and Ballylanders players Shelly and Caoimhe to Anglesboro as All Ireland champions. Our girls and boys are very lucky to have such fantastic role models to look up to. Our 1st - 6th really enjoyed taking part in the Anglesboro harvest fair concert. Up Limerick!!!
Our 2 teams had a great day out at the Bridie Lane tournament at the Anglesboro harvest fair.
Farewell to Paddy and Ellie as they finish up with us in Anglesboro N.S. Best of luck in secondary school, we know ye will get on great!!
This year we became involved with the Junior Entrepreneur Programme. The senior classes worked closely in groups to come up with business ideas which they presented in a Dragons Den style to local “Dragon” Kevin Lane. After consulting with Kevin, the children decided to invest money in Galtee Gaels/Limerick cups and have been very successful selling almost 200 cups. The children also decided to put the profits towards carrying out work on our school garden and we have been very busy since. Each classroom was given a flowerbed which they planted with cabbage, turnips, carrots, parsley, beetroot, lettuce, cauliflower, onions, sunflowers, etc. The competition between classes has been very interesting!!! We can’t believe how quickly everything is growing. Last week some classes enjoyed a bacon and cabbage dinner using our own potatoes and cabbage. Cian brought us bacon from his family’s farm. This week our 5th and 6th class have been putting the finishing touches to our school garden by painting a mural on the adjacent wall. Thank you to everyone that has supported our Junior Entrepreneur Project and helped to raise money for our school garden.
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