What do you love most about you mom?

The Papillion Times recently ran this, asking students at St. Columbkille Catholic School what they love about their Mom?

(To comply with our Safe Environment rules, we removed the names.)

3rd Grade Basketball

The Championship Game in the 3rd grade division of St. Bernadette's March Madness tournament was between two teams from St. Columbkille. We love it when that happens!

Promoting the 10 Commandments

During Summer Religious Formation Classes last week, the third grade classes studied the 10 Commandments and the Great Commandment. One of their assignments was to consider how they would promote one of the commandments or the great commandment if they were the webmaster for a website. Here are a few of the pages they designed.

Christmas Service

On the last day of school before break,while most classes held their Christmas party, a few were doing something to help others enjoy their Christmas.

Students began by decorating bags ...

 ... which they filled with basic necessities 

(which they had collected) for those in need.

 They were able to fill over 160 bags of items.

Then they had some pizza.

Those bags were collected ...

... then delivered to the Lydia House and the Open Door Mission earlier today.

Thank you for your service!

Getting Ceili Ready

Some students at St. Columbkille Catholic School work on a piece to be auctioned at Columb's Ceili on March 1st. For tickets or see what's happening, check out ColumbsCeili.org.

Thanksgiving Cards

 Just before the Thanksgiving break, some third grade students at St. Columbkille Catholic School were busy making cards.

Reading at WEL-Life

Mrs. Wilson's third grade class walked to WEL-Life last week.

There they shared some Tall Tales with the residents.

 Here was one of them:

 Afterwards the students chatted ...

 ... and shared cookies.

This resident thought one of our

students looked like his grandfather.

It was a fun visit!

Valentine's Day Tuesday

The third and fourth graders at St. Columbkille Catholic School celebrated Valentine's Day on Tuesday so they could enjoy feast before Lent began.

With that, some of the games had a bit of a Mardi Gras flavor to them.

Fourth Grade students had their traditional

 contest for the best Valentine's Box.