Fruit and Bread Day - 2003
After the success of our Cereal Day, we decided to hold a Bread Day first and then a Fruit Day along the same lines as the first day.
We decided to hold them on Friday mornings.
A lot of our mothers and grannies baked their own special type of brown bread or soda bread or scones for the Bread Day. They were brilliant. They even sent the bread in sliced up with butter as well.
We discovered that every home-made bread tasted different. We couldn't choose which was the best; they were all brilliant!
We had wholemeal bread, pitta bread, tortillas, and lots more too. Of course we had plain loaf bread as well. Some mothers sent in currant bread to us. It was really delicious.
The Fruit Day was the same except we all brought in a variety of fruits.
We had oranges, kiwis, blood oranges, lots of types of apples, pineapple, grapefruit, mango, plums, peaches, mandarins, pears, melon and even something we eventually figured out was a Passion Fruit. More of us are bringing fruit to school in our lunchboxes now and we have cut back on bars etc. Our school has a policy now that we bring healthy snacks from Monday to Thursday and then on Friday we break out! We are allowed bring bars, sweets and biscuits in our lunchboxes on Friday, which is a real treat.
School will close for the Easter Break on 26th March 2010 which will be the final day of the school term.
All schools will re-open on 12th April 2010.
The dates for Confession, Confirmation and Commuinion 2010 are as follows:
Confirmation - May 14th
Communion - May 22nd
Congratulations to Orla Kenny who came first in Offaly in her category in the INTO/EBS Handwriting Competition and to Nathan Cleary who was joint winner in his category in the same competition.
