Nil and Christian (6th A)  reading a nice story . Click here: THE ELEPHANT & THE HARE

St Patrick’s Day is celebrated on 17th March in Ireland.
People traditionally wear a small bunch of shamrocks on their jackets or caps. Children wear orange, white and green badges, and women and girls wear green ribbons in their hair.
Many cities have a St. Patrick’s Day parade, family carnivals, treasure hunt, dance, theatre and more. Dublin, the capital of Ireland, has a huge St. Patrick’s Day festival from March 15-19. Have a look, click here: St PATRICK\’S DAY IN IRELAND

SONG

Saint Patrick Day Song

The story of St Patrick’s Day Began so long ago.
The lyrics in this song Will tell you All you need to know.
The 17th of March Is when this joyous holiday s celebrated happily,
With colorful parades…
Dee Lai Dee Dai Dee, Dai Dee Dai Dee, Lai Dee Dai Dee Dai, Hummm…Hummm…

Patrick was only 16 when the pirates captured him.
They sold him to slavery and took him to Ireland.

He kept the faith and made his escape.
When he was 22 and made it back to Britain
‘Twas the only home he knew.

Patrick had a vision to return to Ireland and vowed to teach Christianity,
until the bitter end.
Legend says that Patrick used the shamrock to explain
that the Father, Son and Holy Ghost are all and one the same.

On this day the Irish dress in many shades of green
and some are feeling lucky with the leprechauns they’ve seen.
It’s music and fun for everyone, we’ll party and we’ll play.
Come one, come all, come join along on this St. Paddy’s Day!