Mrs Elliott was delighted with the awards given at her weekly assembly over the last two weeks. As you can see our award winners are pleased that their hard work, positive attitude and being a great example to others is being recognised. Well done boys and girls keep up the great work!
Primary 7 have been learning about different types of pollution and today explored the process of filtering dirty water. There were some very shocked faces at some of the residue.
Primary 5/6 have been learning about food hygiene and visited the school kitchen. Mags told us all about food hygiene in their kitchen. The children were impressed.
Delighted to announce our team of superstar readers have just won the NL Libraries Reading Quiz Final with the support of Augie the doggie!. Well done team we are so proud of you!!!!
Just a short reminder for our dancers to bring in your outfit on Monday for our final practise.
Should you be stuck indoors over the next little while please start to clear out all your old clothes, shoes and bedding as very soon the final rag bags of the year will be issued to children to bring home. Our last collection before the summer break is on 6th June so watch out for bags coming home.
Thank you in advance for supporting this event.
Eco Committee
P2 had a ball enjoying being outdoors this week. They were hunting for signs of Spring using their 5 senses. They found buds and seedlings growing, mini beasts, bird nests and much, much more. They could feel the warmth of the sun, smell flowers and hear birds singing which inspired them to write lovely poems.
As you can see from their cheery faces the children loved being outside and keeping themselves active and healthy at the same time. There will be lots more of these experiences to come this term and we can’t wait to share our learning with you.
Primary 7 were introduced to a series of learning this week by Mr Hart. The boys and girls will work in teams over the next 5 weeks to develop their skills in the game of basketball as well as learning how to referee and evaluate each other’s performance. As you can see they are getting stuck in and we can’t wait to see how they develop over the next few weeks.
As part of our fund raising for Lenten Charities Mr Furlong and Mrs Drummond took part in Soak The Teacher – our children absolutely loved the opportunity to take part in this and raised over £140 for charity.
What creative children we have with wonderful imaginations. Well done everyone for taking part – it was a difficult task picking the winners.
