At the Moyderwell international day were, from left. Molly Walsh, Caoimhe Somers, Kora Izabella Chlamtacz and Amanda Velzen. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
MOYDERWELL Primary School celebrated its diversity on Tuesday as part of the Blue Star Programme with a tasting event.
The 6th class pupils, took charge of the event by bringing culinary delights from different countries across Europe and further afield, cooked by them with help from their parents.
Every class participated in a project while 6th class students produced individual projects.
The Blue Star programme challenges pupils to get creative and think about Europe by carrying out projects in relation to four key elements, the history, geography, culture and creativity, and Institutions of the EU.
The aim of this programme is to foster better knowledge and understanding of the European Union and how it affects our lives amongst Irish primary pupils through classroom projects and activities.
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At the Moyderwell International Day were, from left. Marcus Keane, Sam Donovan, Eileen Fuller and Gavin Mulvihill. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
At the Moyderwell international day were, from left. Auslan Blipchik, Vanessa Hirvathova, Barbara Teresa McDonagh and Ella Houston. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
At the Moyderwell international day were, from left, front: Jordan O’Shea, Killian Griffin. Back: Mervyn Shalemba, Precious Benjamin, Alan Brosnan and Arnole Mazerka, . Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
At the Moyderwell International Day were, from left, front. Aodan Quirke, Jennifer Currens, Sophie Currans and Aoife Doody. Back: Orla May Duggan and Shemeki Coffey. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
At the Moyderwell International Day were, from left. Martin Hrue, Sadie Jaye Mamaurezk and Nicole Ladjuscenkova. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
At the Moyderwell International Day were, from left. Nathan Comerford, Isaac Amazu, Tammoi Devnath and Cian Ouonnas. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
