Movie Review By Lauren Roberts

                                        

FRED: THE MOVIE 

FRED Figglehorn started of as a guy with a high pitched voice on YouTube. He became a YouTube phenomenon, known all around the world. In his videos FRED (played by Lucas Cruishank) has to deal with an evil bully KEVIN (played by Jake Weary)!  FRED: the movie is basically a movie of his videos. When Fred Figglehorn tries to invite next door neighbour Judy (played by Pixie Lott) over to sing, he discovers that his crush Judy has moved so he goes on a quest to “save her” He is heartbroken to find that she is having a party at her new house and didn’t invite FRED! Heart broken FRED plans an imaginary party with the help of his best friend Bertha (played by Jennet McCurdy). In the end it all works out. 

WARNING: FRED is definitely not for the faint hearted as there is a lot of screaming!!!

FRED is for aged 12!

Have you seen this movie? What did you think of it?

Presidential Election

 Who do you want to be the next President of Ireland?

Ø  Gay Mitchell

Ø  Michael D. Higgins

Ø  Mary Davis

Ø  Seán Gallagher

Ø  Martin Mc Guinness

Ø  David Norris

Ø  Dana Rosemary Scallon

 

Post a vote on the blog page.

COW DAY

On Wednesday the 22nd of June Killeeneen ns held its 1st COW day (Cycle On Wednesday).  Most of the pupils cycled to school and recieved a hot breakfast roll on arrival.  It was a great success and we plan on organising a similar event next year.

A Day to Remember

On the 17^th of March, St. Patrick’s Day 2011, Clarinbridge took to the field in Croke Park against the Killkenny and Leinster champions O’Loughlain Gaels.  When the forty minute mark came O’Loughlain Gaels looked as if they were going to win.  Their fantastic centre forward scored the first 6 scores, but when the second half started Clarinbridge started their comeback and were on their way to victory, thanks to Micháel’s magic words at half time.  Clarinbridge started scoring from every position and eventually won the match 2-18 to 12pts. They were crowned the club hurling champions of Ireland for 2011.  The team and their captain climbed the steps of the Hogan Stand to receive the Tommy Moore, All-Ireland Cup.  The captain Paul Callalan made a great speech the supports from Clarinbridge raised the roof of the Hogan stand with a raucous roar.  The two Kerins brothers also had their turn in the spotlight, Mark with man of the match and Alan setting the record for the first person to win both the club Gaelic football championship with Salthill and the hurling with Clarinbridge.  That night there were great celebrations in the village and the parish was set a light with bomb fires in every town-land.

By Marcus Brennan and Mikey Culhane.

Science and Technology Fair

On Wednesday the 30^th March our school hosted a Science and Technology evening.  Each classroom performed a number of experiments and activities ranging from testing magnets, dissecting hearts to computer programming.  Mr John Joyce from the Marine Institute visited our school and gave a talk to the parents.  The evening was finished by the choir singing the ‘Peace Proms’ songs.

By Luke Butler and Oisín Connolly