🌍Intercultural Day June 2023🌍
Intercultural Day 2023
Each class sang a song representing a country of their choice.
Have a listen to our performances in the videos below.
Have a listen to our performances in the videos below.
Junior Infants: USA
Senior Infants: Iran
1st Class: France
2nd Class: Australia
3rd Class: Italy
4th Class: India
5th & 6th Class: Mexico
Intercultural Day 2022
Intercultural Day 2021
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If you would like to join the celebrations, you can record a short video (1 minute or less) or take a photograph of you and your family doing an activity to celebrate Intercultural Day.
Please send it to interculturalday2021@gmail.com by 16th June and we will upload it to the school website for everyone to enjoy.
By sending this you give permission for it to be shared on the school website.
Please send it to interculturalday2021@gmail.com by 16th June and we will upload it to the school website for everyone to enjoy.
By sending this you give permission for it to be shared on the school website.
Intercultural Week Gallery 2020
Intercultural Week Performances
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Intercultural Week Projects Created by Our Students
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Intercultural Day 2018
The sun was shining for our third annual Intercultural Day and we had a fantastic day celebrating. A big thank you to everybody who got involved on the day. We had so many parents who volunteered their time and talents to help teach our students about their culture. Parents shared photographs, food, music, presentations and national costumes with our students.
We started the morning with our Parade of National Costumes. So many people got involved, our parade is getting bigger every year. It was wonderful to see all the National costumes from the different cultures in our school.
We started the morning with our Parade of National Costumes. So many people got involved, our parade is getting bigger every year. It was wonderful to see all the National costumes from the different cultures in our school.
After our parade we started our assembly. Each class learned about one country, performed a song and completed an art project on their chosen country.
Mr. Lynch's Junior Infants learned about Spain. They made the Spanish flag and performed "Hola, Hola", accompanied by Mr. Lynch on guitar.
Ms. Lenfestey's Junior Infants learned about Moldova. They painted grapes as Moldova is famous for it's vineyards and they performed a song called "Un elefant se Legăna".
Ms. Doyle's First Class learned about France. They sang "Frère Jacques" in a round with the help of Ms. McCarthy on guitar. They painted Eiffel Towers, the famous French landmark as their art project.
Ms. O'Grady's Second Class learned about China. They sang Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes in Chinese and made Chinese Willow patterns.
Ms. Gilsenan and Ms. Doyle's Second Class learned about Italy. They painted the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the famous Italian landmark, and sang" If you're Happy and you Know it Clap you're Hands" in Italian.
Ms. Cleary's Third Class learned about Mexico. They sang "La Bamba" and they each painted a Sombrero, a traditional Mexican hat and a Cactus.
Ms. O'Donnell's Third Class learned about America. Each of the students painted a different American landmark and they performed "This Land is Your Land" by Bruce Springsteen.
Mr. Byrne's Fourth Class learned about Germany. They drew the Neuschwanstein Castle, the famous 19th century castle in Bavaria, Germany. With the help of Ms. Kelly, they sang "Backe, Backe Kuchen".
Ms. McCormack's Fifth Class learned about Tanzania. They each painted one of the Big 5 animals of the Serengeti African Plains - the inspiration for The Lion King. They performed "Jambo", a chant sung in Tanzania.
Ms. O'Mara and Ms. O'Driscoll' sixth classes both learned about New Zealand. Together they performed "We Know the Way", the Maori song from the Disney film Moana. They also created amazing Maori art projects.
Mr. Lynch's Junior Infants learned about Spain. They made the Spanish flag and performed "Hola, Hola", accompanied by Mr. Lynch on guitar.
Ms. Lenfestey's Junior Infants learned about Moldova. They painted grapes as Moldova is famous for it's vineyards and they performed a song called "Un elefant se Legăna".
Ms. Doyle's First Class learned about France. They sang "Frère Jacques" in a round with the help of Ms. McCarthy on guitar. They painted Eiffel Towers, the famous French landmark as their art project.
Ms. O'Grady's Second Class learned about China. They sang Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes in Chinese and made Chinese Willow patterns.
Ms. Gilsenan and Ms. Doyle's Second Class learned about Italy. They painted the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the famous Italian landmark, and sang" If you're Happy and you Know it Clap you're Hands" in Italian.
Ms. Cleary's Third Class learned about Mexico. They sang "La Bamba" and they each painted a Sombrero, a traditional Mexican hat and a Cactus.
Ms. O'Donnell's Third Class learned about America. Each of the students painted a different American landmark and they performed "This Land is Your Land" by Bruce Springsteen.
Mr. Byrne's Fourth Class learned about Germany. They drew the Neuschwanstein Castle, the famous 19th century castle in Bavaria, Germany. With the help of Ms. Kelly, they sang "Backe, Backe Kuchen".
Ms. McCormack's Fifth Class learned about Tanzania. They each painted one of the Big 5 animals of the Serengeti African Plains - the inspiration for The Lion King. They performed "Jambo", a chant sung in Tanzania.
Ms. O'Mara and Ms. O'Driscoll' sixth classes both learned about New Zealand. Together they performed "We Know the Way", the Maori song from the Disney film Moana. They also created amazing Maori art projects.
We were delighted to see so many students in their National costumes this year. We have families from Spain, Italy, Poland, Germany, Romania, The Philippines, Nigeria, The Congo, Cameroon, Angola, Guinea, The United States, Ukraine, China, Pakistan, Romania, India, Slovakia, Russia, Canada, Lithuania, Latvia, England, Scotland, Croatia and France.
