Maths Week - Daily Puzzle Competition (Monday, 16th October)
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A box for solutions is located outside the Main Office. Please state name and class on entries.(Competition entries will be accepted until Friday, 27th October.) Good luck!
Annual Calendar 2017-2018 (Amended 20th September)
The Annual Calendar is correct as of 20th September. Changes will be notified
…The Carndonagh Community School Calendar will adhere to the DES school closures below, but will also carry details of all
…A box for solutions is located outside the Main Office. Please state name and class on entries.(Competition entries will be accepted until Friday, 27th October.) Good luck!
Weekly Math Puzzle - all students are free to participate; a weekly prize is up for grabs. Place answers in the box outside the Main Office before the end of the day every Friday. Don't forget to include name and calss...
This week's puzzle - Using the digits 1,7,7,7,7, create the number 100. You can use adding, subtracting, dividing, multiplication or brackets.
Due to the school closure on Monday 16th October, themathstutor.ie are offering free access for all students during Hurricane Ophelia. All you have to do is go to the following website www.themathstutor.ie and you will be provided with Video Lessons, Interactive Exercises and Online support to get on top of Maths, one topic at a time.
On Thursday evening a few weeks ago, Mr. Cavanagh called upon all the men who would be interested in playing football the year for the seniors. There was a big hole to fill as the vast majority of last year’s team is off studying in college, off working in places such as Poundland (Cathal Farren) and others off filling cars with petrol (Dopey Devine). Then some are just lying in bed to dinnertime, getting up, watching daytime TV, telling as many people as he can about his Derry City career, and then back off to bed (former Captain Todd). Part-time footballer Conor Browne is living it up in Galway with his new bird he met at the Carn Cattle Show, treating her to tasty takeaways and long walks along Salthill Bay. James McKinney has gone missing and hasn’t been seen since Glengad lost to Illlies in the Cup last May. Evan Tweed however has taken his career to the next level; he now has learned to make coffee, where before he could only make tea...He now works in Café Bamba. And then you have Ciaran Jimmy Roe who hasn’t been seen since Doc's got a new Deli counter.