Showing posts with label dublin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dublin. Show all posts

Summer:St. Tiernan's news

Saludos, familia LCT. Tenemos muchísimas cosas que compartir de los estudiantes en St. Tiernan's. Empezamos por arte con arcilla. 

CLAY ART and EPIC DISCOVERIES
We are flexing our artistic muscles with a dalliance with clay. Minigolf is no challenge either. Another day, we go on a trip to Bray and the EPIC Museum.











ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE
We have some true performers in our midst! The students have been rehearsing a play they have penned themselves. On Sunday, we take advantage of the sunny weather to spend the day out visiting Whitefriar church, St. Kevin's Park and St. Patrick's Cathedral.










CAUSEY FARM

It's all about the animals and interacting with them at Causey Farm. And some mud exercising, perhaps.












We are coming back soon.

Summer: St. Tiernan's, Ireland

DSaludos, familia LCT. Hay muchas actividades que compartir de los alumnos que han viajado a St. Tiernan's, en Dublín. Se lo pasan bien, aunque se esfuerzan mucho :-D


FIRST GLIMPSE OF DUBLIN - ST. TIERNAN'S

The green of Dublin is a good sight for any student after a long flight and a test level. The following day, we did lots of activities to create a team rapport and played games to relax.











DUBLINIA AND THE VIKINGS

On our first half-day field trip, we go downtown. One team went to Dublinia to learn about the Viking origins of Dublin, and the other team went on a walking tour of the city centre. We visit the Garden of Remembrance, the Spire on O'Connell Street, the O'Connell bridge and the Half Penny Bridge, the Central Bank of Ireland and the Trinity College campus. 













Come back soon to get more insights from this summer experience.

Dublin shows its medieval and viking face

Dublin is proud of its busy historical life so here it presents you with some samples of Medieval and Viking footprints.

On a different day and path, the students visited The Lullymore Heritage Park where they learned about not only animals, but also education during the English rule.

DUBLIN'S PAST 






LULLYMORE HERITAGE PARK












I'd love to try that swinging bed :-D