Fourth Class pupils from St Mary’s Primary, Nenagh, met author Emma Larkin on Friday, October 18, as part of this year’s Children’s Book Festival and had great fun constructing a story using the positions of Gaelic footballers on a pitch.
Fourth Class pupils from St Mary’s Primary, Nenagh, met author Emma Larkin on Friday, October 18, as part of this year’s Children’s Book Festival and had great fun constructing a story using the positions of Gaelic footballers on a pitch.
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Illustrator John Carpenter showing Sixth Class boys from Nenagh CBS how to draw their favourite anime characters as part of his Manga art class in Nenagh Library on Wednesday, October 16.
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Pupils from Second and Third Class from Gurtagarry NS visited Nenagh Library to meet the hilarious Wayne O’Connor as part of this year’s Children’s Book Festival.
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Tipperary Libraries celebrated the Children’s Book Festival during the month of October and, as usual, Nenagh Library took part, with schools invited to a number of different events throughout the month.
First up, on October 7, we welcomed back the hilarious Wayne O’Connor and his ‘Revolting Rhymes’ storytelling. Next we had illustrator John Carpenter, who participated in a Manga art class on Wednesday, October 16, and finally, the popular children’s author, Emma Larkin showed Fourth Class pupils from St Mary’s Primary how to construct a story using the positions of Gaelic footballers on a pitch to do so.
