Doora National School awarded first place among 104 schools and 12 education centres across the country Monday, 25th of November 2019: Doora National School from Ennis, Co. Clare has been named winner of Inland Fisheries Ireland’s national ‘Something Fishy’ Awards
As part of the Something Fishy Project, 5th & 6th class went to Dromore Woods on the 18th of June for our field trip. Upon arrival, Dave and Ray gave us a safety talk and explained to us that we
With the summer holidays fast approaching, we decided to create this ‘fishy’ display! We all really enjoyed taking part in the Something Fishy programme and learned so many new and interesting things. As a memento of our work on this
In pairs we wrote reports about the seahorse, another sea creature with an fascinating life cycle. Afterwards we took one interesting fact from each report and put them together to create a poster. We also painted seahorses in watercolour.
We visited our local river with Michael and his colleagues and examined many varieties of river insects and fish. We also discovered that the quality of the river was very good.
Learn about the stages of the life cycle of the salmon by watching our entertaining puppet show.
Take a look at our animation of all the stages in the life cycle of the salmon that we created using Scratch.
Watch Sally Salmon talk about water pollution with local fish farmer Terence Trout and marine biologist Laura Lobster, on the “You’re Codding Me” show!
Watch our drama which explores the importance of recycling plastic.
We created our own unique take on the song “Giant” by Calvin Harris and Rag ‘n’ Bone Man – click on the download button to view it!