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At 8:10am this morning we arrived at Alpha Primary School where we were greeted by the students. Grade one and Grade two classes lined the avenue as we drove in. They were all waving and singing songs. After we greeted the younger children we moved onto assembly to where the other students were waiting. Veronica introduced us and John then introduced us individually. After assembly we moved onto our glasses where Kelly was teaching sports, Jenny was teaching some Irish history and Valerie was teaching the students how to make clocks. I moved around helping each of them with the classes. John and Fergal got started on the staff room. The room had to be dusted down, the windows sanded down and taped up ready for painting tomorrow. At 12:00pm we handed out over 750 glasses of milk and cookies to the students. This evening we went to Kelli’s mums for dinner and it was beautiful! It has been an amazing first day and we are all very much excited to go back tomorrow.
The Alpha team, by Karen Kennedy
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