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Tiernaboul pupils say yes to Spanish

The halls of Tiernaboul National School are echoing with excited chatter as children proudly showcase their new-found language skills.
After eight weeks of dedicated learning, students have completed a module in Spanish, marking a significant milestone in their linguistic journey.
Under the guidance of their tutor, native Spanish speaker Teresa Merino, the young learners in 5th and 6th classes have delved into the rich tapestry of Spanish language and culture. From mastering basic greetings to exploring the nuances of pronunciation, each child has embraced the challenge with enthusiasm and determination.
The 'Say Yes to Languages' programme, which is organised and funded by Post Primary Language Ireland (PPLI) has provided these students with a valuable opportunity to broaden their horizons and cultivate a deeper appreciation for global languages.
“As they bid farewell to their Spanish module, these budding linguists carry with them not just a new skill, but a sense of accomplishment and a thirst for further exploration,” said principal Maria Breen.
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