St. Peter's Primary Bray Blog

We love reading comments on the blog! Our students are always excellent for leaving comments but over the last few weeks, there have been some fantastic ones as our students become more confident and comfortable. We love reading comments between classes praising each other’s work, especially when it’s some of the older students encouraging our younger classes.

One thing that we always say about Peter’s boys and girls is that they have plenty of school spirit – we hope that shines through in some of the comments from this week!

• This comment from Jack in 4th class on our Roots of Empathy post is a great example of an older child showing an interest in the work of a younger class:

• This comment was one of many from Caoilynn from 2nd class this week. She is really positive about all the activities in school, in real life and in her comments.

• This comment from Luke in 6th gives a real insight into how the students feel about making the podcasts:

• Also on that post, we got a great reaction from another school down in Cork. We commented on their posts last week and recommended it to others here. It’s lovely to get encouragement from another school – thanks Mrs Boyce’s class!

• Finally, on the same post, Jack, from 5th, who has been excellent at leaving comments lately, told us what he had experienced:

• This week, Adam, who wrote our very first post on the blog, got in touch. Adam is a past pupil who now lives on the far side of the Atlantic. We’re delighted that he used the blog to get in touch:

• School spirit? Patryk from 6th has it in spades! Check out his motivating comment about our Spelling Bee! Special mention to Luke also!

• This comment gets a special mention because Kelsey and Nathan from 2nd wrote it together about the birds they made. We love to see our students working together!

• On the same post, this was a great comment from Andy in 5th class. He made it very entertaining for 2nd class:

• Finally, our star commenter of the week has to be Luke from 5th class who had a kind word for everyone. We chose this comment as an example of how encouraging he is, especially to the younger classes. Well done Luke!