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November Virtual Assembly

This week in St Joseph's we had our October Assembly delivered via Microsoft Teams.

 

Mrs McDonnell's Primary 1 class created a beautiful Advent Assembly for all classes in school to watch and enjoy.  It focused us all on how we can use this time in the build up to Christmas to prepare for the special day.  It reminded us of the importance of love, joy, hope and peace during this festive season. 

 

In addition to this Mr Traynor delivered some important messages and there was lots to celebrate with the presentation of our monthly awards and some fabulous achievements in our Accelerated Reading Programme.  Well done to everyone involved!


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