Portumna Community School –Schedule for week ahead 10/11/25
Science Week & Drop Everything and Reflect
Whole-School Activities
Monday 10th November
Meetings:11:20 AM – SEN
12:00 PM – SST
Athena & Vsware Workshop (SSE) – lunchtime
TY First Aid – An Ghairdin A
After School: Supervised Study
Science Fact: A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus.
Tuesday 11th November
Events:Junior Hurling Championship – dep. 9:40, match at 11, back 1:55- Venue Ballinasloe GAA V Clonfert College
Class Captains Meeting – lunchtime
SPACE Talk Webinar – Careers in Space (6CS & TY Life Skills)
Junior C Camogie – dep. 9:10, match at 10:30, back 1:20-venue Ard Scoil Mhuire school grounds V Ard Scoil Mhuire
5th Yr & TY Ag Science Trip to Teagasc Athenry – dep. 9, back 1
Meetings:12:40 PM – Senior Yearhead
1:55 PM – AP1
After School: Supervised Study
Science Fact: The human brain generates enough electricity to power a small lightbulb.
Wednesday 12th November
Events:TY First Aid – An Ghairdin B
JC Boys Rugby vs Coláiste na Coiribe – KO 11:30, dep. 10:20, back 2:35- Home Game
6th Class Visit from Portumna Primary School– Classes 4 & 5
Meetings:11:20 AM – SEN
SSE Meeting – lunchtime
SEN Workshop – Period 7 (from staff survey)
2:35 PM – TY Meeting
After School: Supervised Study
Science Fact: Hot water can freeze faster than cold water (Mpemba effect).
Thursday 13th November
Events:TY First Aid – An Ghairdin C
U14 Girls Rugby – dep. 11:20, match at 12, back 1:55-Home
U16 Girls Basketball – dep. 10:20, match at 11, back Period 5-Home
World Kindness Day – Cairde Activities (see email)
Meetings: 10:20 AM – Junior Yearhead
PR Meeting – lunchtime
ACCS ICT Conference – EE/SMC
4:05–5:05 PM – Yearhead Detention
After School: Supervised Study
Science Fact: Bananas are slightly radioactive due to potassium-40.
Friday 14th November
Science week event: John Carrig – Barn Owl Project Talk (2nd & 5th Years) – Hall
Green Schools Talk – 11:20–12:35
Meeting: 9:00 AM – SEN
After School: Supervised Study
Science Fact: Octopuses have three hearts and blue blood. Two hearts pump blood to the gills, while the third pumps it to the rest of the body.
