The children treated us to some wonderful singing, gymnastics, story-telling, signing to music, magic, instrument playing and even show jumping as part of Togher’s Got Talent. This annual event is a fun, engaging way for the children to show off something they are good at, practice performing, stand in front of an audience (or send a video) and receive positive feedback for their efforts. Congratulations to all the children that took part.
We had such a great day with Boggle we decided to make a video. Hope you enjoy.
The children were delighted to welcome Boggle to Togher N.S. Boggle offers the chance for children to become circus performers. In short interactive hands-on entertainment the children explored juggling, uni-cycling, plate spinning, diabolos and clowning.
All the children had a wonderful time with Boggle. A huge thank you to Roger from the S.C.P. for facilitating this mobile circus.
The children enjoyed a second pantomime this year. Aladdin from Dublin’s National Stadium was streamed online due to Covid 19 restrictions. Did we enjoy it – Oh Yes We Did.
The children in the Senior Room have composed and recited a Christmas poem. We would like to thank Victor from the S.C.P. for all his help. Please click below to watch the video. We hope you enjoy.
The school was taken over by ghouls, ghosts, witches, zombies, vampires and other strange creatures this Friday. The children had a wonderful time at our Halloween party.
Our children have such great imaginations. It was wonderful to see all the fabulous Halloween costumes for our Halloween celebrations. We hope you enjoy our Halloween Parade video.
The children at Togher N.S. are a talented group. Our parents and school community had a wonderful time watching the children perform individual acts, sing Christmas carols and songs and perform our Christmas play. Our Christmas play was written by the children themselves and involved Santa, Kevin the Carrot, Elf on a Shelf, a Christmas Tree Angel and many other colourful characters including a David Brown tractor. A huge thank you to Victor from the S.C.P. for all his help with the play and to our parents for providing the children with such fantastic costumes.
We have been busy putting the finishing touches to our Fís (film in schools) film using Green Screen technology. Spoiler Alert – its involves a granny on a quad-bike. A huge thank you to Tadhg (Muirís, Kelly Ann and Jack’s Dad) for bringing his quad bike to the school at very short notice.
We have been very busy filming our latest F.I.S. (Films in Schools) using green Screen technology. There is no need for a “Spoiler Alert” we have been careful not to give the plot away with this post – you will just have to wait for the film release! As always it’s a huge pleasure to work with Victor Hayes of Dunmanway S.C.P. Victor takes the children’s ideas and creates a movie with no budget, using a standard camcorder, whatever props we can find, limited time but a huge film making talent and year after year produces the most wonderful movies.
