We are really looking forward to our visit to Aladdin in Cork Opera House. This pantomime is jam packed with magnificent scenery, live music, dance moves, comedy skits and special effects. The bus will leave at 9.10 a.m. sharp on Thursday – Oooh yes it will!
The children in Miss Daly’s room really love to sing and dance.
As part of our Halloween celebrations, the children treated us to some wonderful dancing, singing, story-telling and instrument playing as part of Togher’s Got Talent. Children who receive regular praise and encouragement feel better about themselves and are generally motivated to succeed.
Togher’s Got Talent is a fun, engaging way for the children to show off something they are good at, practice performing and to receive positive feedback for their efforts. Congratulations to all the children that took part.
Thanks to Lisa and Diego who were our judges on the day. Thanks also to Hayley for her delicious treats.
Congratulations to the children who won medals at Ceol an Gheimhridh.
We enjoyed some wonderful singing, playing and recitation during Togher’s Got Talent as part of our Halloween party. Congratulations to all the children that performed so well.
Congratulations to Rachel who won two medals last weekend at Scór Na bPaistí in Ballydehob. She won gold for dancing and silver for singing.
Best of luck to Rachel as she now goes forward to the Cork finals in March.
The Junior room had fun listening and responding to “The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba” by George Frideric Handel.
The Munster Finals of Ceol an Gheimhridh were held yesterday in Limerick.
Congratulations to Rachel who came third in the Céilí Dancing (Faoi 13) section.
Best of luck to Shannon – a past pupil who represents Munster in the All Ireland Scór finals next weekend in Belfast.
Congratulations to all the children who participated in Togher X Factor as part of our Halloween party. We were delighted to welcome Mary Keane back to the school as guest judge. Mary commented on how wonderfully the children had performed. She was particularly impressed with the children who had performed in front of an audience for the very first time.
Some of our younger children singing “I’m being eaten by a boa constrictor”