Louis O’Sullivan, the local Conservation Ranger for the Macroom area gave a talk to our 4th, 5th and 6th classes last Friday about the importance of biodiversity and the kinds of species they might see in Ireland and Macroom. He gave a presentation and displayed the taxidermy of a few native animals. It was a very interesting presentation and the girls had lots of questions.
Michelle and Zuzanna proudly represented St Joseph's Green Schools Committee at Cork County Council's launch of Coill na nÓg in Tom Creedon Park today. Coill na nÓg is a native tree & hedgerow planting initiative in partnership with Eflow with the support of local...
We had a very special ceremony in school today where we raised both our Bí Cineálta Flag and our Green School's Flag. A huge thank you to Ms.Ivory and the Student Council and Ms.Dineen and Mr.O'Mahony and the Green School's Committee for all of their fantastic work....
Our Green Schools Committee were very excited to attend the Gum Litter Roadshow held at the Town Hall on Tuesday, the 10th of June. We partook in fun games and received some goody bags before partaking in a photo shoot. We were joined by Deputy Mayor of Cork County,...
