Our Stories

                     
The Wicklow Mountains by Dylan

Winter Morning. It was cold and the fog was coming out of there mouths. Bear Grills and his friends were out hunting. Suddenly five medium sized hungry mountain lions came down. Bear Grills tried hard to fight, but the lions were too strong. Bear then remembered the things in his bag. He grabbed his walkie-talkie and called for help.

The helicopter came. It caught a lion and brought it to the zoo. Bear Grills got lots of money. This is how he got rich and famous and got his own TV show. On his very first show, in the forest he jumped off a tree and fell. He broke his leg. A snake tried to eat him but bear shot him in the head.

The End

Bad Wizard by Brandon

One sunny day I was wondering along the island. I was chasing the bad wizard because he had a troll. The troll was my best friend. I had to run by the old houses and over the mountains, and swim the lake. Finally I got there. The wizard froze me but the troll jumped up in the air and kicked the wizard in his big fat head. Then he let me go. The troll got back home and was safe.


The End

Pirate Story at Sea By Adam

One day on the Jeanie Johnson captain Adam and his crew were sailing to England calmly until their worst enemy struck the ship because he smelled the fish onboard.
It was Andy the sea monster. He was crashing against the ship to get a bite of the sweet juicy fish! They had to turn back to Ireland because Andy the sea monster was getting in the way of their docking spot. The good thing was that Andy the sea monster couldn’t see where Captain Adam and his crew went. They were behind him. When Andy turned around BANG!!!! He was dead because he got shot with our nine powerful cannons. The crew were very happy.
The End

Christmas in Lanzarote by Dylan Martin

It was our last day in Lanzarote, we were staying down on the beach. We did snorkeling, banana boating, tubing, speed boating, diving and finally I was pulled home by a boat.

I was with my brother J.J, my sister Leah, Ma, Da, my Nanny, Granda, Uncle Leroy, my Aunties and my cousins. It was a great way to celebrate the last day in Lanzarote.

The Ghostbusters by Aaron Smith

This is the start of a really cool Ghost Busters story by Aaron......

Once upon a time there was a brave boy named Aaron. He was brave because he kicked the Headless Horseman and Freddy Krouger, Jason and lots of ghosts around. He was the head of the Ghost Busters. Here are the names of the Ghost Busters, Scott, Dylan, Callum, Ben Adam, Brandon, Nathan, Dane, Shane and Cian. They were up to their biggest treat yet and the ghosts were Ms. Stafford, Andy and Mr. O' Leary. They were very smart because they work in a freaky school that wakes me up doing the a-roo-cha-cha............to be continued!

Vampig by Dylan and Friends

3rd Class at Pegasus Final by Tyrek and Conor

Yesterday at 12, in Irish Town Staduim, Larriers played in the Pegasus cup final. They were playing against Lady's Well. Larriers got a penalty 1 minute into the first half. Unfortunately they missed it. Larriers then scored a free kick. Some players from Lady's Well were too fast for us and they had a strong team but some of our players got through their defence and nearly scored. A few minutes after our goal Lady's Well hit the post. Coming into half time one of our players got a yellow card. In the 2nd half Lady's Well got an equaliser and took the lead a few minutes before full time. Some of our players were dissappointed because they knew they could do better.

Moses and The Burning Bush by Lee

Here is the story in Lee's words.

The Arctic Fox by Kian

The Arctic Fox is a very tough animal. It can survive in temperatures as low as -50 degrees C. They live in burrows but when there is a storm they tunnel through the ground. When the season change so does the colour of the Artic fox's coat.

My Summer by John

During the Summer I went down to Wexford and I had great fun. I went to the water park. Then I went home and got dried. 3 days later I went back to Dublin. I had a brilliant Summer.

By John.