We Are A Global Citizenship School
Global Citizenship School supports primary schools in learning about and taking appropriate action on local and global issues of Justice, Equality, Sustainability and Human Rights. Esker ETNS became a Global Citizenship School in 2016. We use the Sustainable Development Goals framework to learn about global issues. Take a look below to learn more.
https://www.globalgoals.org/
https://www.globalgoals.org/
Fourth Class Green's Assembly PerformanceFourth Class Green's performance reminded us all of the part we can play to help to reduce inequalities and take care of our precious planet. Well done everyone!
Pancake Tuesday Fundraiser for Australian BushfiresA huge thank you to the PTA, Student Council, Green Schools and Eco Committee for their amazing work today! All proceeds will go to World Wildlife Fund (WWF) https://www.worldwildlife.org/ to aid the relief effort in Australia.
5th Class STEMpathy Fiosracht Project with Technological University DublinSTEMpathy Projects from 5th Class Red and GreenChildren from Fifth Class created STEMpathy projects which involved creating innovative, futuristic solutions for superheros with disabilities in Dublin City in the year 2100! Combining STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) with empathy reinforces what the Sustainable Development Goals are designed to achieve. Incredible work!
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Climate Change and Sustainable Development with Amy
6th Class Green "Learn Together" Assembly performance Term 1
Sixth Class Green gave a stunning performance at assembly today. They focus of the performance was:
Goal 13 - Climate Action
The children reminded the other classes how to separate their classroom rubbish properly and encouraged them to keep making their ecobricks. A special thank you to Bríd and her class for their hard work and positive message to refuse (single-use plastic packaging), reduce, re-use and recycle!
Goal 13 - Climate Action
The children reminded the other classes how to separate their classroom rubbish properly and encouraged them to keep making their ecobricks. A special thank you to Bríd and her class for their hard work and positive message to refuse (single-use plastic packaging), reduce, re-use and recycle!
