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St Oliver Plunkett School Primary School and Nursery 9 Laragh Road, Beragh, Omagh

Sharing of Water Project

15th Feb 2020

The Nepali pupils firstly introduced their school, giving some information about it.
The Nepali pupils firstly introduced their school, giving some information about it.
 
 
 
The pupils were very busy with their Water Pollution project and took great pride in sharing it in the English language with Mr Conroy.
The pupils were very busy with their Water Pollution project and took great pride in sharing it in the English language with Mr Conroy.
 
Their project centred around the pollution of the Bagmati River which flows through Kathmandu.
Their project centred around the pollution of the Bagmati River which flows through Kathmandu.
 
The pupils interviewed many local residents to find out their views on the situation.
The pupils interviewed many local residents to find out their views on the situation.
 
They also spoke with a medical consultant from the local hospital about the effect water pollution is having on the health of local people.
They also spoke with a medical consultant from the local hospital about the effect water pollution is having on the health of local people.
 
 
 
The children also proudly highlighted some of the great written work which they had completed.
The children also proudly highlighted some of the great written work which they had completed.
 
Handwriting on display throughout the school.
Handwriting on display throughout the school.
 
This girls proudly points to her piece of written work.
This girls proudly points to her piece of written work.
 
The class who completed the water project were pictured with Mr Bista (school VP) and Mr Conroy.
The class who completed the water project were pictured with Mr Bista (school VP) and Mr Conroy.
 
Like our own school, Shangri-La Public School also has a Nursery Unit.
Like our own school, Shangri-La Public School also has a Nursery Unit.
 
Nursery pupils singing a song as a welcome to Mr Conroy when visiting their class.
Nursery pupils singing a song as a welcome to Mr Conroy when visiting their class.