Trim Educate Together National School

06/11/2026

🪔✨ A Little Colour, Creativity and Culture in 1st Class! ✨🪔

Our 1st Class pupils have been learning all about the beautiful Indian art of Rangoli, traditionally created during celebrations such as Diwali.

They explored the colours, patterns and designs used in Rangoli before getting creative with their very own Diya-inspired artwork. 🪷🎨

Diya lamps symbolise light, hope and the triumph of good over evil. Our young artists certainly brought plenty of light and colour to their creations! 🌟

Well done, everyone, on your fantastic work! 💜💛

05/11/2026

♻️ Trash to Treasure in 3rd Class! 🎨✨
Our 3rd class pupils have been putting their creativity to the test with our Trash to Treasure project, inspired by Meath County Council’s Junk to Genius initiative!
The children explored how everyday waste materials can be transformed into something wonderful, giving a new lease of life to items that might otherwise have been thrown away.
From imaginative designs to ingenious creations, the finished projects showcase fantastic creativity, innovation and a little bit of recycling magic! 🌍
A brilliant way to learn about sustainability, reuse and the importance of looking after our environment.
Who knew rubbish could be so brilliant? 👏

05/11/2026

🏡 Back to the Stone Age in 3rd Class! 🪨🔥
Our 3rd class pupils have been busy putting their creativity and engineering skills to the test as they designed and created their very own Stone Age dwellings!
Inspired by their learning about how people lived thousands of years ago, the children explored the materials, structures and shelters used during the Stone Age before designing their own homes.
Fantastic imagination, teamwork and problem-solving on display! We think our Stone Age architects have done a brilliant job! 👏

05/11/2026

🎭 A Wonderful Trip to the Theatre!

Our pupils enjoyed a fantastic trip to see TILT, an exciting new dance-theatre production created by Brazilian choreographer Selma Daniel.

Through dance, original music and beautiful hand-drawn animation, the show explored the theme of journeys and migration – what it means to leave home, find our way in the world and discover where we belong.

The children were treated to a wonderful blend of movement, storytelling, music and visual creativity, giving them a unique opportunity to experience the performing arts live.

A big thank you to all involved in bringing this wonderful production to the stage and to everyone who helped make our school trip possible.

What a lovely opportunity to experience the magic of live theatre! 🌟

Meath County Council
Swift Cultural Centre

03/11/2026

03/11/2026