First Class Booklist 2017-2018
Irish: Abair Liom C
Maths: Planet Maths First Class
New Wave Mental Maths 1st Class
English: My Spelling Workbook B (Prim-Ed)
Just Handwriting Pre cursive Handwriting Programme First Class
Just English First Class (Published by educate.ie)
Oxford Children’s Dictionary (CJ Fallon)
Music: 1 Scrapbook (Use last year’s book please)
Religion: Grow in Love Senior Infants
SESE: Unlocking SESE Senior Infants
Visual Art: €10
Rental Scheme: My Read at Home Book 1: €5 (Supplied by school, price included in €35 mentioned below)
Miscellaneous Expenses: €20 (Self Assessment and Learning Folder, Testing- MIST,NRIT, Drumcondra testing, personalised homework journal, worksheets, etc)
€7 Personal Accident Insurance
Total monies payable in September €42 + €2 weekly family raffle (Parents’ Council)
1 Hardback Copy lined at side- (Last year’s book if possible)
1 A3 Art folder
1 10mm square Sums Copy
1 Project Book 15 Copy
1 Plastic A4 folder
Well stocked pencil case with contents labelled (no biros necessary)
Crayons /Twistables
If you are unsure of any of the textbooks please do not cover or write on them as it may need to be exchanged in September. If there are any further tests/materials required during the school year you will be notified.
Uniforms can be purchased in Pat Smyths ,Gort and the National, Schoolwear Centre,Tuam Rd., Galway. Trousers and polo shirts, without logos, can be bought on the High Street.
Books from this booklist may be obtained from Gort Educational World, Bridge St., Gort, First Chapter, Market Hall, Gort, Books ‘N More Bookshop upstairs in the Oran Town Centre, Oranmore or ABC Bookshop Tuam Rd, Galway.
The Parents’ Council will hold a raffle every Thursday as a fundraiser. Cost of tickets will be €2, which can be paid weekly or at the start of each term in full. Each family will be given a raffle number in September which will be their number for the year.
Music
/in 6th Class /by emerbMusic
21/11/17
For the last few weeks Kiltiernan’s N.S the middle and senior rooms have been focusing on the 1960’s music. The songs we are learning are Happy Together by the turtles, California Dreamin by the Mamas and the Papas and with a little help with my friends by the Beatles.
The teachers have been helping us to understand the difference of the 1960’s to the 2000’s. In class Miss picked two girls and two boys to be the mamas and the papas. Then the others do the seconds. During the instrumental section we get to show off our groovy 60’s dancing which we all enjoy and have great fun with. Music days are on Tuesday evenings for around an hour. When we do the 60’s we learnt about the difference in style which is very light and airy for their groovy swaying dance moves.
Another part of music lessons recently involved listening to the music from #MozTheMonster . We have been listening to the song for the past few days.
By Melanie O Donovan 6th class.
Science Week
/in 6th Class, What's Happening /by 5ch00lAdm1nScience Week
Science Week runs from the 13th to the 19th of November. We explored many aspects of science including Magnetism and Electricity. The Senior Room took the challenge of electricity while the Middle Room studied fascinating magnets. In our room we learned everything about electricity. We found out a lot of interesting facts.
The teachers came up with a great idea to merge the two types of science. They made up groups containing people from both rooms and half of the groups went to Ms Leech’s room while the rest went to Ms O’ Doherty’s room. Ms O’ Doherty worked on magnets while Ms Leech explored electricity. My group started with electricity.
We learned how to make a basic circuit. This circuit included wires, batteries and a bulb. You get great satisfaction out of getting a lighting bulb! We moved to a more advanced circuit with crocodile clips and bulb holder and of course batteries. After that we made a working switch with thumb tacs, small pieces of wood and paper clips plus your batteries, bulb and holder. It was so cool when it actually worked. There, we were finished for a very interesting day 1.
Moving on… and day 2 commenced. The groups rotated. My group went on to the magnets. We had a lot of fun. We learned about the different types of magnets. For example we saw a bar magnet, a big bar magnet, ball magnet to name a few. We went around the classroom testing were they attracted to the magnet. Not many succeeded but it was very interesting.
Next we did an experiment. We made a structure and we had to see if the compass would make the magnet turn to North and South. We used Jenga bricks as our structure. We used a ruler and a piece of string to help. After all our preparation it worked very well.
To finish a very busy Science Week 2017 we had a visit from Tom Cuffe. He is an origami artist and birdwatcher. He showed us many incredible pieces of art. Some of these pieces took many months to make and was truly amazing. After he showed us a few simple step to make ancient Japanese envelope. We used many folding techniques. You need a lot of patience to do this type of art! Moving on we used small pieces of card to make a cube. We folded card in halves and placed them in a way to make a cube. It was really fun.
I would like to thank the teachers and Tom especially for making this week really fun. I love science and would like to do more. Thank You!
By Stephen
Cross Country Athletics
/in 6th Class, What's Happening /by 5ch00lAdm1nCross country
On the 9th of November, a friday morning, myself, Stephen, David and Paul all were driven by Ms Leech to Renmore Park for cross country athletics. We were wearing our gear and kiltiernan jerseys and were ready for action. I had number 12. We started doing our warm ups- running up and down high knees, slow jogs and stretches.
The junior girls race was first. Orlaith, Lauren, Grainne and Erin were running in this race representing our school. It was followed by junior boys then senior girls and finally senior boys. We all lined up ready to start the race. When the man with the megaphone told us when it was time to go the battery died. We started running. I could see Stephen, David and Paul in front of me. When we finished you had to walk through a line of ropes and have your number taken and told you place. I came 72nd which I guess is better than 73rd. Stephen came first David came second and Paul came approximately 29th. After the race Stephen and David collected some very nice miniature trophies.
On the way back we stopped in Londis and got deli roles but Paul got tasty rashers and chips. When we got back to school Ms Leech said it would be unfair if we went to class so instead we ate them in the staffroom. Kindly Ms Leech asked would we like a cup of tea. We all said yes.
So to sum it we went to cross country collected some silver wear stopped in Londis and had tea with the Principal. I would call that a good day!
By Diarmuid 6th class
Hospice Coffee Morning 2017
/in What's Happening /by 5ch00lAdm1nOn September 15th we had our Annual Coffee Morning in aid of Galway Hospice. We had a great morning and welcomed many old and some new friends to help raise funds for this very worthy charity. As usual our wonderful students (and their parents) supplied an abundance of yummy home baked treats. We were delighted to bake some goodies for Lagan again this year and we’re very grateful to Kate for organising the support of the road workers. We raised €800 for Galway Hospice and we would like to extend a big thank you to everyone who supported this event.
Booklist for 6th class 2017-2018
The following books will be provided through our book rental scheme in September.
Planet Maths 6
Literacy Leap 5
My Read at Home Book 5
Unlocking SESE 5 & Small World 5th Class-Geography/Science & Small World 6th class/History
Alive- O Reader 7
The following books/supplies will need to be bought for September
Gaeilge : Foclóir scoile-An Gum
Maths: Master your Maths 6
English: My Spelling Workbook G-Prim Ed
Dictionary-Oxford/Chambers/Collins School Dictionary
Collins School Thesaurus
SESE: Philips New Irish Primary Atlas
Religion: Alive O 7 Confirmation Workbook
Music: Display Folder-60/100 sheets (keep from last year)
D Tin Whistle
A USB Key (large memory not necessary)
Stationery List 2017-2018
Monies payable in September
Total Monies payable in September €77
If you are unsure of any books please do not cover or write on them as they may need to be exchanged in September.
Uniform jumpers can be purchased in Pat Smyths, Gort and the National School Wear Centre Tuam Road. Trousers and polo shirts without logos can be bought on the high street.
Books from the booklist may be obtained from Gort Educational World, Bridge Street, Gort, First Chapter, Market Hall, Gort, Books N More Bookshop in the Oran town centre or ABC Bookshop, Tuam Road, Galway.
The Parents’ Council will hold a raffle every Thursday as a fundraiser. Cost of tickets will be €2, which can be paid weekly or at the start of each term in full. Each family will be given a raffle number in September which will be their number for the year.
Booklist for 5th class 2017-2018
/in 5th Class /by 5ch00lAdm1nBooklist for 5th class 2017-2018
The following books will be provided through our book rental scheme in September.
Planet Maths 5
Literacy Leap 5
My Read at Home Book 5
Unlocking SESE 5 & Small World 5th Class Geog/Science & Small World 6th class History
Alive- O Reader 7
The following books/supplies will need to be bought for September
Gaeilge : Focloir scoile-An Gum
Maths: New Wave Mental Maths-Fifth Class
English: My Spelling Workbook F-Prim Ed
Dictionary-Oxford/Chambers/Collins School Dictionary
Collins School Thesaurus
SESE: Philips New Irish Primary Atlas
Religion: Alive O 7 Confirmation Workbook
Music: Display Folder-60/100 sheets (keep from last year)
D Tin Whistle
A USB Key (large memory not necessary)
Stationery List 2017-2018
Monies payable in September
Total Monies payable in September €77
If you are unsure of any books please do not cover or write on them as they may need to be exchanged in September.
Uniform Jumpers can be purchased in Pat Smyths, Gort and the National School Wear Centre Tuam Road. Trousers and polo shirts without logos can be bought on the high street.
Books from the booklist may be obtained from Gort Educational World, Bridge Street, Gort, First Chapter, Market Hall, Gort, Books N More Bookshop in the Oran town centre or ABC Bookshop, Tuam Road, Galway.
The Parents’ Council will hold a raffle every Thursday as a fundraiser. Cost of tickets will be €2, which can be paid weekly or at the start of each term in full. Each family will be given a raffle number in September which will be their number for the year.
Fourth Class Booklist 2017-2018
/in 4th Class /by 5ch00lAdm1nFourth Class Booklist 2017-2018
Irish: Fócloir Nua: An Gúm
Maths: New Wave Mental Maths 4th Class
English: Oxford School Dictionary: Edco
1 Hardback A4 Copy for Spelling Tests & Rules/ Grammar
Spell Well 4 (CJ Fallon)
Music: Tinwhistle D, Display Book 100 pages
Religion: Grow in Love 3 Workbook
SESE: Philips New Irish Primary Atlas
Visual Art: A3 Plastic Folder: Button closing
Book Rental Scheme: Provided by School
Literacy Leap 4
Unlocking Science 3
Copies and Stationery
Monies Payable in September 2017
Uniforms can be purchased in Pat Smyth’s, Gort and in The National School Wear Centre on the Tuam Road, Galway. Polo shirts and trousers without logos can be bought on the High Street.
Books from this booklist can be bought from Gort Educational World, Bridge St., Gort, from Books ‘n More in the Oran Town Centre in Oranmore and ABC Bookshop on the Tuam Rd./ Eyre Sq. Centre in Galway.Fundraising by the Parents’ Council will continue through the Weekly Raffle every Thursday. Thanks to every family who contributed last year, especially those who contributed weekly.
Third Class Booklist 2017-2018
/in 3rd Class /by 5ch00lAdm1nThird Class Booklist 2017-2018
Irish: Fócloir Nua: An Gúm
Maths: New Wave Mental Maths 3rd Class
Planet Maths 3rd Class
English: Oxford School Dictionary: Edco
1 Hardback A4 Copy for Spelling Tests & Rules/ Grammar
Spell Well 4 (CJ Fallon)
Wordwise 3
Music: Tinwhistle D, Display Book 100 pages
Religion: Grow in Love 3rd Class Workbook
SESE: Philips New Irish Primary Atlas
Visual Art: A3 Plastic Folder: Button closing
Book Rental Scheme: Provided by School
Unlocking Science 3
Copies and Stationery
Monies Payable in September 2017
Uniforms can be purchased in Pat Smyth’s, Gort and in The National School Wear Centre on the Tuam Road, Galway. Polo shirts and trousers without logos can be bought on the High Street.
Books from this booklist can be bought from Gort Educational World, Bridge St., Gort, from Books ‘n More in the Oran Town Centre in Oranmore and ABC Bookshop on the Tuam Rd./ Eyre Sq. Centre in Galway.Fundraising by the Parents’ Council will continue through the Weekly Raffle every Thursday. Thanks to every family who contributed last year, especially those who contributed weekly.
Second Class Booklist 2017-2018
/in 2nd Class /by 5ch00lAdm1nSecond Class Booklist 2017-2018
Irish: Fócloir Nua: An Gúm
Maths: Planet Maths Second Class
New Wave Mental Maths 2nd Class
English: My Spelling Workbook: Book C (Prim Ed)
Just Handwriting 2nd Class
Oxford School Dictionary: Edco
1 Hardback A4 Copy for Spelling Tests & Rules/ Grammar
Wordwise 2
Music: Tinwhistle D, Display Book 100 pages
Religion: Grow in Love 3 Workbook
SESE: Philips New Irish Primary Atlas
Visual Art: A3 Plastic Folder: Button closing
Book Rental Scheme: Provided by School
Unlocking Science 3
Copies and Stationery
Monies Payable in September 2017
Uniforms can be purchased in Pat Smyth’s, Gort and in The National School Wear Centre on the Tuam Road, Galway. Polo shirts and trousers without logos can be bought on the High Street.
Books from this booklist can be bought from Gort Educational World, Bridge St., Gort, from Books ‘n More in the Oran Town Centre in Oranmore and ABC Bookshop on the Tuam Rd./ Eyre Sq. Centre in Galway.
Fundraising by the Parents’ Council will continue through the Weekly Raffle every Thursday. Thanks to every family who contributed last year, especially those who contributed weekly.
First Class Booklist 2017-2018
/in 1st Class /by 5ch00lAdm1nFirst Class Booklist 2017-2018
Irish: Abair Liom C
Maths: Planet Maths First Class
New Wave Mental Maths 1st Class
English: My Spelling Workbook B (Prim-Ed)
Just Handwriting Pre cursive Handwriting Programme First Class
Just English First Class (Published by educate.ie)
Oxford Children’s Dictionary (CJ Fallon)
Music: 1 Scrapbook (Use last year’s book please)
Religion: Grow in Love Senior Infants
SESE: Unlocking SESE Senior Infants
Visual Art: €10
Rental Scheme: My Read at Home Book 1: €5 (Supplied by school, price included in €35 mentioned below)
Miscellaneous Expenses: €20 (Self Assessment and Learning Folder, Testing- MIST,NRIT, Drumcondra testing, personalised homework journal, worksheets, etc)
€7 Personal Accident Insurance
Total monies payable in September €42 + €2 weekly family raffle (Parents’ Council)
1 Hardback Copy lined at side- (Last year’s book if possible)
1 A3 Art folder
1 10mm square Sums Copy
1 Project Book 15 Copy
1 Plastic A4 folder
Well stocked pencil case with contents labelled (no biros necessary)
Crayons /Twistables
If you are unsure of any of the textbooks please do not cover or write on them as it may need to be exchanged in September. If there are any further tests/materials required during the school year you will be notified.
Uniforms can be purchased in Pat Smyths ,Gort and the National, Schoolwear Centre,Tuam Rd., Galway. Trousers and polo shirts, without logos, can be bought on the High Street.
Books from this booklist may be obtained from Gort Educational World, Bridge St., Gort, First Chapter, Market Hall, Gort, Books ‘N More Bookshop upstairs in the Oran Town Centre, Oranmore or ABC Bookshop Tuam Rd, Galway.
The Parents’ Council will hold a raffle every Thursday as a fundraiser. Cost of tickets will be €2, which can be paid weekly or at the start of each term in full. Each family will be given a raffle number in September which will be their number for the year.