Activities
Explore Our Exciting Activities at St. Joseph’s N.S.
At St. Joseph’s N.S., we believe that learning goes beyond the classroom. Our wide range of activities and programs are designed to inspire creativity, foster teamwork, and promote physical, emotional, and social well-being. We offer a variety of extracurricular activities that encourage students to explore their interests and develop new skills.
From sports and arts to academic clubs and wellbeing initiatives, there’s something for every child to enjoy. Our goal is to provide a balanced and enriching experience where children can grow not just academically, but also in confidence, leadership, and character.
Whether it’s participating in our annual Active Week, showcasing talent in the School Choir, or collaborating during Friendship Week, our activities play an important role in creating a vibrant school community where every child feels valued and engaged.
We invite you to explore the different activities we offer and see how St. Joseph’s N.S. is committed to fostering a well-rounded educational experience for every student.
We are thrilled to announce the winners of our Green Schools Sustainable Travel Art Competition! This initiative aimed to inspire young artists to think creatively about sustainability and how we
2nd class are engaging in a planting project in conjunction with Supervalu Let’s Grow initiative. We have been given cress seeds, salad leaves, peas, beans and sunflowers. Each class will
We were delighted to welcome author, illustrator and Primary School Teacher Julie-Ann Carroll to St. Joseph’s today. Her beautiful book “Our Super Teacher” shares the wellbeing practices of her dear
Don’t worry, be hoppy! In Art Club this week we began our preparations for Easter. We painted bright backgrounds before drawing and adding details to our bunnies. These beautiful works
Room 22 kicked off Wellness Week by sharing some funny jokes with one another. We created humorous crafts and hung our work on the collaborative display in the hall to
In Art CLub, we really enjoyed painting cows inspired by Irish artist Eoin O’Connor. The children drew the Friesian cows themselves before painting their works of art. Look how cheerful
