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Bringing a packed lunch to school every day means we became very bored very quickly.The highlight of the school year. Popular destinations included Dublin Zoo, the Wax Museum and Newgrange and you always came back with a souvenir from the gift shop.One Her.ie staffer has VERY vivid memories of primary school, one being “the milk”. It was delivered every day and she was “forced” to drink it.Lunch time was the best. An hour outside where you got to shout and roar to your heart’s content.
If you rang the bell at the wrong time, the whole church would be looking at you and your poor Mam would be mortified.The word “uniform” still fills you with dread. The itchy jumpers, the ugly shoes and God forbid if your school dress code meant you had to wear a tie.You either loved or hated this one. We loved it because it usually happened on a Friday afternoon and it meant a lesson free period.
Hated it because if you weren’t good at arts or crafts, it meant sitting there trying to copy what the other kids were doing.This usually happened in sixth class and if you weren’t acquainted with the birds and the bees before it, you certainly were after.The story of Zacchaeus and the tax collector is one we heard so many times, it’s impossible to forget it.
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