Some of our pupils are members of Brosna Comhaltas and they will be taking part in this concert on Sunday Apr 22nd at 6pm. We wish them the best of luck with it.

For anyone looking for a nice walk or run on a Sunday morning Brosna is the place to be tomorrow at 10am.

A few more photos from the Confirmation on March 20th.

What a wonderful occasion it was today, as eight of our pupils received their Confirmation in St. Mary's Church, Knocknagoshel. Every one of them performed their duties perfectly and we were all very proud of them. We hope they had a most enjoyable day with their families. A special word of thanks to Miss O Shea for all of her work preparing the children for the sacrament over the past few weeks. Thanks also to the parents for their help and support. Thanks to the 1st-4th classes for their beautiful singing and music in the choir. It greatly enhanced the ceremony and received lots of praise from Bishop Ray.Thanks also to Fr. Gunn for his guidance in preparing the children for today.

Best of luck to the 5th & 6th classes receiving their confirmation today at 11am in St. Mary's Church in Knocknagoshel.

Well done to all our musicians who took part in Sult na nÓg today representing Brosna CCÉ. Everyone who took part brought home a medal and some even brought home two or three medals. This was a marvelous achievement and it shows how lucky we are to have such musical talent in our school. U9 Trio -2nd Shane Collins, John Healy, Lukey Cotter U9 Duet - 1st Byron Culhane, Lilly Brosnan U9 Tin Whistle - 2nd Lukey Cotter 9-11 Duet 2nd Jan-Eve Browne, Fiona McSweeney 11-13 Fiddle - 2nd Anna McSweeney 11-13 Accordion - 2nd Shane Browne u13 Sult Group Music - 2nd Brosna CCÉ Emma Keane, Jack Brosnan, Shane Browne, Jan-Eve Browne, Anna McSweeney, Fiona McSweeney 11-13 Singing - Anna McSweeney Congratulations also to Anna, Jamie and Ellie who received certificates for their Irish poems which they wrote for the Sult Comórtas Cum Dán. Comhgairdeas libh go léir!

Physical activity was taken to a whole new level with the arrival of snow on Friday morning.

If at first you don't succeed, try and try again! We had another go at making St. Brigid's crosses today and everyone got to bring one home. Maybe the parents could try making them at the weekend with the help of the children. It's important to keep old traditions alive.

St. Brigid's Day at Loughfouder NS....prayers, songs, stories, and St. Brigid's crosses.

Celebrating St. Brigid, the patron saint of our school, Scoil Bhríde, tomorrow. Happy St. Brigid's Day everyone.

We would like to extend our sympathy to the family of Nodlaig Ahern who died on Wednesday. Nodlaig was a former principal of Loughfouder NS from 1968-1975. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis.

The weather is always a good topic for discussion so we thought we would use it as our theme for Aistear this week. There was certainly no shortage of creativity around after the holidays. There were sunny day pictures, a tsunami made of lego, snow scenes made out of marla and weather reports of red alerts and storms. First and second class have also been researching earthquakes, mudslides, avalanches and sandstorms. Some budding meteorologists in the making!!