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5th & 6th class started off the new school year with a positive mindset by using positive adjectives to describe their classmates! The girls said they really enjoyed this activity, especially getting up in front of the class to read what people wrote about them! 😊👍🏻

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The girls in second class really enjoyed meeting their new classmates who joined them from third class. They had fun talking and writing about their summer holidays. They are really looking forward to learning lots of new things this year!

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Say hello to our new Junior Infants! What beautiful smiles they all had on their very special first day of school. 🏫

Starting back on Thursday 29th. Looking forward to another great year.

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Well done to the girls who took part in the Redeemer Parish 50th Anniversary Celebrations last night. You all were fantastic and done the school proud!! 😊👏

6th class, I wish you all the best in your future education and lives. Well done for all your hard work over the last two years in particular. It was a pleasure to teach you all. 😊👍🎵📗🖊🖌💻🏐

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The children in Cairde had a fantastic morning. They went to the park with their friends from 4th and 5th class. Oh what fun we had 😀👍

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Lovely morning in the sunshine with 4th/5th and Cairde 🌞😊

LISTEN!

The Girls were magnificent on as Saturday night as they performed as part of the Stations of the Sun Festival. Check out the performance below. LISTEN! CREATED AND PERFORMED BY STUDENTS FROM ST NICHOLAS’ NATIONAL SCHOOL AND REDEEMER GIRLS’ SCHOOL, DUNDALK PART OF MUSIC GENERATION LOUTH’S SONGLINES INITIATIVE SONGLINES IS FUNDED BY PEACE IV’S CREATIVE INTERVENTIONS PROGRAMME TONIGHT’S PERFORMANCE IS IN COLLABORATION WITH LOUTH CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SOCIETY The piece was devised during a series of workshops facilitated by visiting festival musician Kathie Prince and Music Generation Louth musicians Niamh O’Hanlon and Ursula Byrne Crawley. Students explored the global theme of The Forest Environment using their voices, body percussion and instruments. Working alongside the group, electronic composer Conor Walsh created a sonic landscape incorporating sounds created by the children and field recordings made in the local forest. LISTEN begins underground exploring the sounds of the subterranean world beneath the trees. It then moves on up to the forest floor where we hear the strings imitating scurrying creatures and rustling leaves and branches. A rainforest chant begins the next section, imitating birdsong and calling the human forest dwellers together to celebrate life in this special place. We are reminded of the destruction of forests around the world by a loud percussive section which culminates with the Song of the Wounded Forest with poetry written by the children. Finally we are reminded to listen the earth and each other as the word – LISTEN – is translated into different languages spoken by the children at home. With special thanks to the Principals and teachers of St Nicholas’ National School and Redeemer Girls’ School for providing us the opportunity to work with their students and supporting this creative initiative in their schools. Roots grow deep in the soft wet soil Warm breeze blows through the woods in Springtime Birds sing songs in the early springtime Heavy ripe fruitness – tress fall forward Listen, Listen, Listen to the Forest https://youtu.be/zfV3ZS2O57E

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6th and 5th class Sports Day.