This week in school we have all been very active during our Health Promoting Week.  There have been lots of activities for pupils to be involved in.

REPORTED BY NIAMH HORBURY

Our gardening club have  been very busy weeding, planting and organising our school garden.  It is so nice to see their hard work is paying off.  They are selling plants next week to raise money for new tools.

REPORTED BY ADAM CRAINIE

Today Primary 3/4 started their magnet topic. The first lesson they did was trying to move a group of paper clips from one container to the next without touching the container or the paper clips. Here is a picture of some of the children from Primary 3/4

REPORTED BY ADAM CRAINIE

Next Wednesday the 21st of May Primary 2 will be having a Class Mass . until then they will be practicing very hard and we all wish them good luck.

wrote by John Joe Pollock

Primary 3 have been finding out lots of fascinating facts about the Romans. They are really enjoying their new topic.

REPORTED BY KATE MURRAY

This week Primary 2 were practising sports for sports day and have been working very hard.Primary 2 said it was very fun and they all enjoyed it.

wrote by John Joe Pollock

St.Patrick’s Eco Committee are happy to announce that their green flag has been awarded following their green flag asses. On Friday. A big thank you to all staff and pupils.

BY MATTHEW CARBERRY

Primary 3 have been preparing and planning what they will experience when they start their new topic, The Romans.

BY KATE MURRAY

3 weeks ago the primary six trumpeters got a brand new fab teacher and we interviewed them today to get their thoughts.

Jack said : ” He is very good teacher and a very nice Person. He’s got fancy gear and is very friendly.”

REPORTED BY BRENDAN CULLEN

In a week the P.4 pupils of Primary 3/4 will be making their First Holy Communions. The Class has been preparing for this for a very long time ,Mrs Allison said that she was very sure that during their Communion the Holy Spirit and Angels will guide the children. We wish the pupils very good luck and hope that the Holy Spirit embraces them.

By Adam Crainie