Welcome to Seomra Ranga, the Hub for Primary School Resources. For the overseas visitors “Seomra Ranga” means “classroom” in the Irish language.
Seomra Ranga has been successfully providing tried and tested resources for primary school classrooms since 2007. Since that time, the site has gradually built up a strong following amongst educators as a repository of quality teacher-created resources. The resources on the site, which support all areas of the curriculum, are arranged in accordance with the curricular provisions of the Irish primary school….
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Elements of Drama
This set of ten different Elements of Drama display posters introduces pupils to vocabulary that is commonly used to describe the different parts that make up a scene in a piece of drama. Its aim is to create an awareness of these terms which are commonly used in the dramatic community. The terms can be taught incidentally or explicitly when engaging in role-playing a scene.
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Counting Snowman Buttons 02
This seasonal Maths resource is aimed at pupils in infant/junior classes or AEN pupils who are working on early number. The resource features snowmen with buttons along the front for pupils to count. It focuses on the numbers 0 – 10.
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Book Review – Fixing Mum and Dad
Fixing Mum And Dad is a good book. The book is about a girl called Quinn and she has to stay at her grandads with her brother and mum because her parents are fighting. Her parents are fighting because the dad is in Africa being a medic in a warzone. Her mum is afraid he will die or he won’t make it back. read more…
Book Review – Heroes of Light and Shadow
Heroes of Light and Shadow is an exciting new novel by Conor Forrest. It tells the story of Oisín, who finds himself thrown into the world of Irish Mythology. Set in modern Ireland, Oisín discovers that all of the Irish mythological figures that he has read about exist and he is a descendant of the infamous Fionn MacCool. read more…
New Year New Me 2026
This new year resource is aimed at pupils in middle and senior classes. It contains 31 pages and would would be a great activity to complete over the course of the first week or two of the new year, either in school or at home. There are lots of colouring, writing and decorating activities to be completed. The completed booklet would make a great keepsake for pupils.
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New Year 2026 Colouring
At the start of the new term, and the New Year, this colouring resource might be a nice way to ease pupils gently back into school and work mode. There are twenty pages of blackline images with a New Year theme for pupils to colour in. Some pages are easier and some a bit more intricate for older pupils.
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New Year Bookmarks 2026
These bookmarks are intended to help mark the celebration of the start of a New Year and the beginning of a new term. There are 14 different bookmark designs in the download in both English and Gaeilge. The bookmarks are in blackline for pupils to colour and decorate and they are printed three per A4 page.
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Book Review – Enchanted Ireland
“Enchanted Ireland” is a great book about old Irish legends from every county in Ireland. The 32 stories have been handed down from generation to generation. The book is written by Kieran Fanning and illustrated by Julia Iredale. read more…
