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CBS First Years taking part in the drumming workshop as part of their Wellbeing Fay on Friday. Photo by Dermot Crean
A SPECIAL wellbeing day for all first year students at CBS The Green was held last Friday with fun events lined up to give the 125 young lads a break from their studies and a chance to enjoy much needed timeout.
The boys’ Year Head Mr. John Culloty and Academic Monitor Ms. Helen Hayes organised African drumming sessions and refreshments for each class group.
Helen explained that the day was organised to make up, in small way, for the difficult start to secondary school life these boys have had in light of an abrupt finish to their primary schooling last March.
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It is hoped that the wellbeing morning will cement friendships made and provide an extra opportunity for students to create new friendships, while all the time respecting social distancing guidelines.
Each student conscientiously sanitised their drums before use and wore disposable latex gloves along with a face mask for the duration of the drumming session.
CBS First Years taking part in the drumming workshop as part of their Wellbeing Fay on Friday. Photo by Dermot Crean
CBS First Years taking part in the drumming workshop as part of their Wellbeing Fay on Friday. Photo by Dermot Crean
CBS First Years taking part in the drumming workshop as part of their Wellbeing Fay on Friday. Photo by Dermot Crean
