The latest passion to grip a number of our students is the online game Among Us. Here one of our students explains why he likes it so much…
The game involves strategy, skill, and a good poker face. The crewmates have to complete tasks and try to find out who the imposter is. The imposter has to kill all the crewmates to win.
Completing the tasks can be challenging because you have to navigate […]
No homework required :)
Gayle Nagle (founder and staff member of Sligo Sudbury School), and Julie Meehan (child psychologist and parent of 2 Sligo Sudbury School students) were on Lunchtime Live talking about Sligo Sudbury School, intrinsic motivation, and the concept of homework.
Lunchtime Live, Wednesday 7th October. The interview is about 29 minutes into the show. Listen Here
Our annual report for Sligo Sudbury School for 2018 – 2019 is now available:
Just recently, the GlobalGiving Foundation selected us to participate in its Accelerator, a fundraising opportunity for nonprofit organizations around the world.
In order to succeed, we must raise at least $5,000 from a minimum of 40 donors […]
Self Directed Education has a lot to offer to teenagers, particularly those in the transition stage between primary and secondary age. The teen years are a time of great change for young people, of getting to know oneself more deeply, challenging old ideas and attitudes, and exploring options. It is a time full of potential, of great energy and passion to accomplish, and yet also a very fragile time, because thwarting the natural direction […]
Some new stories from our pass-along story-time for you to enjoy
Playing with Stop Motion Animation together while we are separated sounds like a bit of a conundrum but the creativity of our young students can overcome all.
Here is one of today’s creations submitted by Clariana.
Great work Clari!
During the pandemic school closure time we have been meeting up online to connect and collaborate. Here is one of the lovely stories created by Tadhg, Maddie and Saorla during “passalong storytime” recently.
Enjoy!
Don’t forget to send us your photos ….
Warning – some people might be grossed out by this! Proceed with caution!
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Some of you might remember the Experiment, that Izzy started at Morning Circle just before Schools closed.
I went into school yesterday to take photos of the bags, it is probably a bit far gone by now, as you can see, even the slice of bread that went into the bag without anybody touching it (called the “control group”), already grew a considerable amount […]
