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Dublin 15
Joined October 2016
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#ScienceWeek2022 means 11pm rush to raid presses for lemon juice, bicarb soda, vinegar, vegtable oil, empty cereal boxes & plastic bottles, great to see kids excited about school activities, you learn more when learning is fun @ScienceHCS & @sacredheartns #ScienceWeek2022 – at Dublin City, Ireland
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There was fierce competition amongst our first years today for their science quiz with Mr.Kerr #ScienceWeek2022
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We are very excited to see how our Green Schools Committee transform this outdoor area. 👏 Watch this space! 💪
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Congratulations to Ms Mooney who is the lucky winner of the TY hamper. Enjoy Ms Mooney 🎅🎄
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This is a perfect physics problem
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An entire #CBA2 in one thread. "Are electric cars as green as you think." #jcscience teapawt.net/i/events/1456426566724…
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Revision class with a twist! Jenga revision for Ms Mooneys 5th year students who are preparing for their assessment!
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Ms Mooney with David working on his plant identification skills. David identified what habitats are found in school using the football pitch as the grassland of choice. @ScienceHCS @accsirl
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Preliminary investigation to calculate the acceleration due to gravity all a part of @ScienceHCS #LCPhysics course. We got 2 g-balls from djb.co.uk just before #Brexit – at Dublin City, Ireland
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We have chosen the below as the top 4 choices from all our entries for naming our recovery truck. Can you help us pick an overall winner?
8%Draggin' Wagon
12%Anna Lifty
33%Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weeni..
47%Buspidéal
8,750 votes • Final results
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The inside of a space suit 😯 Found on FB Space Hipsters
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Award-winning author & storyteller, Dave Rudden, will be stopping by the classroom tomorrow on #HomeSchoolHub to give his tips and tricks on writing books and stories! "Write often, write badly" 😅📚 Tomorrow from 10am on @RTE2! @MacallaTeo @d_ruddenwrites @KidsBooksIrel
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What a joyful day!!! Our school community celebrated #Standupawarenessweek2020 by wearing all the colours representing the LGBTI+ community #belongto #comein #Standup
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Happy Christmas to you all 🌲🎅 see you on the 6th of January 2020
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TY students coding their Bolts in Microsoft Dreamspace with @msajolliffe @SMacGeidigh @conorpbarry @HartstownCS
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They made and understood the H2O and CO2 models, then the best of them modelled Glucose, 2nd year students are more powerful the less they are bridled.
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Scientists use IVF procedures to help save near-extinct rhinos theguardian.com/environment/…
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We’re surrounded by #pseudoscience. Maybe #jcscience students could research some of these for their #SSI project.
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50 years ago, man marched on the moon. I’m always amazed how humans can achieve anything if they put their minds to it. It’s proof that any challenge can be solved. An inspiration for all of us!
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The atom looks like a tiny, pale blue dot. Even though its radii is only around 215 billionths of a millimetre, you can see it because it absorbs and re-emits the bright light of the laser. cc @newscientist

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