Senior School Tour 2024 - Emerald Park
For the first time since 2016, the Ballyconnell Senior Tour set off for Co. Meath. Tayto Park may now be called Emerald Park, but the same fun was had!! Check out the photos below!
Category - Science
Thursday, October 1st was National Tree Day. Amierose and Emma tell us all about it!
National Tree Day 2020/Lá na gCrann 2020
On October first 2020, it was National Tree Day in Ireland. National Tree Day is about getting people outside and showing how important trees are in our everyday life.
For National Tree Day, we went on a nature walk around the outside of the school and around the church car park.
Different types of trees we discovered on our nature walk were: Beech, Sycamore, Oak, Chestnut, Hazel, Ash and Elm. Those trees are Deciduous. That term means they lose their leaves in Autumn and Winter. The most common tree we found was Beech.Birch, Spruce, Pine are Coniferous/Evergreen. Coniferous means that they keep their leaves all year long.
Benefits of trees:
by Amie-Rose Cushe and Emma Cullen
For the first time since 2016, the Ballyconnell Senior Tour set off for Co. Meath. Tayto Park may now be called Emerald Park, but the same fun was had!! Check out the photos below!
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