Learning Zone
Learning online at St. Mary's !
Our Learning Zone has always been an important part of our website.
Its sole purpose is to help all staff, pupils and parents to access useful websites and online links. When we access these links in school, it's then very easy for everyone to find them again when you search the Learning Zone on our school website !
We have many links to useful websites and online resources for all subjects.
The mother of all online learning for Irish schools is Scoilnet www.scoilnet.ie
While online it is so important to be safe www.webwise.ie
WARNING & DISCLAIMER
If you click on website links in our Learning Zone, you are leaving our site www.stmarysbns.ie.
St. Mary's does not accept responsibility for any content that is published on other websites.
All links are published here in good faith.
If a website closes down, if a link is broken or if content is changed, this is out of our control.
Please inform us of any Learning Zone issues at office@1867.ie
STAY SAFE ONLINE
Many years ago, when we first started getting IP user information from our school website, we could see when boys logged into our Learning Zone. After school we noticed many boys accessing the links from home. This was a great sign to us that are pupils were making good use of their IT time !
St. Mary's, Our School, Our Story
Google Classroom GSuite Login
Language: Gaeilge and English
Gaeilge
Tá a lán áiseanna ar líne don Ghaeilge. Tá sampla daoibh ar fáil anseo.
English
Our links for English include Reading, EAL, writing, poetry and oral language.
Accelerated Reader Login
EAL
http://www.literacycenter.net/
https://www.highlightskids.com/
Reading
www.popularchildrenstories.com
https://stories.audible.com/discovery
Poetry
Mathematics
There is great potential for access to online resources for Mathematics
https://www.aplusclick.orgwww.coolmaths4kids.com
www.k5learning.com/free-math-worksheets
Social environmental and scientific education (SESE): history, geography and science
History
www.natgeokids.com/uk/teachers-category/history
www.ict.mic.ul.ie/history.html
Geography
www.natgeokids.com/ie/category/discover/
Science
https://exploratorium.edu/explor
Arts education: visual arts, music and drama
Visual Arts
www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts
Virtual Exhibitions
www.zsl.org/zsl-london-zoo/virtual-london-zoo
Music
www.sfsymphony.org/EducationCommunity/Music-Connects-Kids
Drama
www.childdrama.com/lessons.html
https://dramaresource.com/primary-drama-ideas
Physical education
www2.hse.ie/physical-activity/
Social, personal and health education (SPHE)
childrenshealthireland.ie/connolly/self-care-health-and-well-being/
Religious education
The Primary School Curriculum (1999)
https://www.curriculumonline.ie/Primary/The-Primary-Curriculum-Framework/
All classes, including the speech and language classes, follow the same curriculum
https://www.curriculumonline.ie/Primary/Curriculum/
The Primary School Curriculum (1999) outlines the contents of children’s learning—the what and how of children’s learning—for children’s first eight years in school, from junior infants to sixth class. The curriculum aims to:
- develop each child’s potential to the full
- encourage a love of learning
- help children develop skills they will use all their lives.
The curriculum is presented in seven areas, some of which are further subdivided into subjects. These are:
- Language: Gaeilge and English
- Mathematics
- Social, environmental and scientific education (SESE): history, geography and science
- Arts education: visual arts, music and drama
- Physical education
- Social, personal and health education (SPHE)
- Religious or ethical education is the responsibility of the different school patron bodies.
Primary School Curriculum Framework (2023)
We look forward to the implementation of Primary School Curriculum Framework (2023).
This document sets out the new developments in primary education in the short to medium term.
https://www.curriculumonline.ie/Primary/The-Primary-Curriculum-Framework/
WARNING & DISCLAIMER
If you click on website links in our Learning Zone, you are leaving the site www.stmarysbns.ie.
St. Mary's does not accept responsibility for any content that is published on other websites.
All links are published here in good faith.
If a website closes down, if a link is broken or if content is changed, this is out of our control.
Please inform us of any Learning Zone issues at office@1867.ie