Well done to our fantastic cross country runners who did such a wonderful job of representing TPS in the Galway Cross Country event on Tuesday. They did us all proud with their amazing show of determination and team spirit whilst…
Easter Chicks are hatching in Ms. McGoverns 3rd Class!!
Easter Chicks are hatching in Ms. McGoverns 3rd Class!! The eggs were put in the incubator on the 15th of March. They stay in for 21days. The boys were so excited waiting for the chicks to hatch and watched carefully…
Collaborating Milos
This term, our 2nd and 3rd Class STEM groups have been working with the Lego WeDo sets. They’ve really enjoyed building their own robot, Milo, and in their most recent project, they combined two robots to navigate obstacle courses. Watch the video to see how they did it.
Planting a Veg Garden
Green Fingers in TPS!!!!!! Today we planted our very first TPS vegetable garden! Ms Cunningham's 6th class from Campus 1, Ms. Collins 1st class from Campus 2 and Ms McGovern's 3rd class in Campus 3 all got a chance…
Seachtain na Gaeilge i mBunscoil na Trionóide!
Fáilte romhaibh go Seachtain na Gaeilge i mBunscoil na Trionóide! Táimid ag tnúth le spórt agus scléip, cluichí agus rannta agus neart Gaeilge i gcaitheamh na seachtaine. Bigí linn I gcóir S na G 2021 ☘️ ☘️☘️ #SnaG21 #SeachtainNaGaeilge21
World Book Day 2021
Look how we celebrated WORLD BOOK DAY here in TPS!!
MASSIVE thanks to our teacher Fiona Cahill and her Tots to Teens Books Tuam for organising an appropriate book for each child.
An enjoyable day was had by children and staff on and off campus as they realised ‘a book is a dream that you hold in your hand 
Tots to Teens Books Tuam #WorldBookDay
Spring Photography Competition.
Let’s embrace the fabulous spring weather and celebrate WELL BEING WEDNESDAY with us here in TPS by entering our Spring Photography Competition.
Back to School
What a memorable day here in TPS..........welcoming such fabulous children back to where they belong......in school! Their happiness matches the blue skies above Here is hoping these positive pictures symbolise the beginning of 'the end' of remote learning for the rest…