Lent Through a Lens Competition Winners (April 2025)

Loaves and Fishes (April 2025)

Thank you for your donations, the van was full to the brim!

First Reconciliation (March 2025)

Our children received their certificate in school after receiving their Sacrament and had a class party.

COS 3 Sustainability Conference (March 2025)

Aiden, Jenna and Janet attended the Conference with Mrs Melrose and had a great day.

Wonderful Women Event (March 2025)

Thank you to our PTA for organising the Wonderful Women Event and to all those who came along. Our choir were delighted to entertain you.

Fairtrade Competition Winners

Well done to Riley, Dylan and Orlaith for winning the Fairtrade Competition. Riley and Dylan made it along to the coffee morning to collect their prize.

Councillor Kirsten Robb’s Visit (March 2025)

Many thanks to Councillor Robb who visited Rooms 7 and 8. She spoke about how we can all help to create a better future by thinking about the Sustainable Development Goals and doing what we can now and when we start working.

Kilbryde Hospice Easter Egg Donations

Councillor Gladys Miller’s Visit (March 2025)

Our thanks to Councillor Miller who visited Room 10 to discuss her job and while she was here she collected our entries to the Fairtrade Competition. We hope to have a winner!

World Book Day (March 2025)

To celebrate World Book Day in Room 3, we read The Highway Rat and then had a go of making our own little highway rats. We also watched the tv adaptation.

Room 8 were very busy this World Book Week:

we focused on the theme “Go Wild about Reading.”
On Wednesday we learned about endangered animals. We used Chromebooks to research and created information leaflets on different endangered animals.
On Friday morning we were inspired by our love of graphic novels. We created our own graphic novels then spent time reading each others.
On Friday afternoon we focussed on some animal art. We looked at specific features of some animals and recreated them using a range of media.

Room 1 had a great afternoon celebrating WBD. We read Giraffes Can’t Dance. We followed that with some free style dancing like Gerald the giraffe and then had a go at being illustrators. Great artists (and dancers) in the making.