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Primary 7

Primary 7 Super Stars!

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NLRC Wales SuperStars | Colwyn Bay

We are so proud of the Primary 7 children this week!

It was lovely to have all classes visiting our P7 classroom on Thursday for the HOUSE CAPTAIN ELECTIONS. Children talked to the candidates, then posted their ballot paper.

After a very successful House Captain election, we are delighted to announce the House and Vice Captains for 2026 / 2027…

Wyvil School - House Captains

St John Ogilvie
House Captain – Amelia
Vice Captain – Dominic
St Ninian
House  Captain – Zoe
Vice Captain – Ethan R.
St Andrew 
House Captain – Emma-Leigh
Vice Captain – Narwin
St Margaret
House Captain – Olivia
Vice Captain –  Evie
A huge congratulations to all! The children celebrated with hot chocolate with Miss Pritchard and Mrs Morton and spoke about what they are looking forward to as they lead the school in their House Captain roles.
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We led Mass on Friday morning and it was lovely to see children so respectful, engaged and well behaved. The singing, as always, was beautiful and joyous!
Let’s get ready for another wonderful week in P7, keeping our School Values at the heart of all we do!
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Primary 7

Primary 7 update

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P R I M A R Y    7

 

Monthly Values - Mrs. Ferrari's Grade 3 Class!

Another busy week in P7! We have high expectations for our P7s and and we want to reinforce that our School Values are at the heart of all that we do – every day! Our School Values connect directly to Gospel Values by using the teachings and example of Jesus to shape behaviour, rules and attitudes.

Conference Text Effect and Logo Design Word

On Thursday, Miss Pritchard and Mrs Morton led our P7 Conference, outlining all of the wonderful experiences and opportunities which lie ahead this year. Children began the Conference with a treat – hot chocolate, marshmallows and sweet treats – thank you! Miss Pritchard highlighted the expectations of P7 pupils, including displaying exemplary behaviour, being role models at all times, being responsible, reliable, respectful, committed, honest and showing evidence of living out our school values.

House captain badges – Broughton Primary

Friday saw our House Captain Hustings and we were so proud of our confident P7s as they presented their power points to the whole school. We listened intently as the children spoke about their skills, abilities and attributes explaining why they would make a great House Captain! Elections are very soon… watch this space!

Well Done Clipart Images | Free Download | PNG Transparent Background - PngtreeWell done Primary 7 – keep up the good work!

 

 

 

Primary 7, Whole School Events

Introducing our P7!

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We would like to introduce our new St Mary’s p7!

Our new P7s have hit the ground running this week. They arrived on Wednesday looking smart and ready to represent our school. Well done!
They are prepared to be excellent role models in the school, taking on extra jobs like house captains and prefects and they have already shown that they are responsible, kind and caring in their buddying duties with the P1s. We are all very proud of you and can’t wait for the fantastic year we have ahead of us.

Primary 7, Whole School Events

Happy Campers Day 2

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Question of the day… who doesn’t love mac and cheese with garlic bread?

Good News!! Everyone slept very well- no issues reported and the first night was just amazing!

An early start after a hearty breakfast- the day started cold and cloudy but moods were bright and happy. Morning activities were Cat-Walk and Problem Solving. Many of our young people challenged themselves today, especially overcoming heights and team challenges. The crate climb record was broken today- an amazing height of 11 crates carefully and strategically placed to help the teams succeed. Catwalk was an amazing experience where all our young people climbed high, and managed The Macarena dance at some point during the descent! Problem solving tested our resilience, whilst Nightline helped hone our communication. Environmental Studies taught us about improving our natural surroundings. At this moment, we are running around camp looking for clues to answer questions- hide and seek General Knowledge style.

In spite of tired legs and heavy eyes, our amazing bunch of campers just keep going.

Enjoy the pictures.

Primary 7, Whole School Events

Happy Campers Day 1

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Good evening from a sunny and busy Broomlee Outdoor Centre. What a busy start to our P7 Camp. After an uneventful bus journey, we were welcomed by Dylan, our Supervising Tutor. Fire regulation talks then room organising (special mention to Michael and JJ who made their beds very quickly) was followed by our 1st Group Activity.  Group 1 were raft building and group 2 were high in the trees doing the Cat Walk. Lots of challenges and working together but we were resilient and helped each other succeed. The Raft Group 1 built was christened ‘The SS Mary’. She didn’t sink- this time!

Lunch and dinner was a highlight for many of the pupils- no-one went hungry.

After dinner we competed in Broomlee Highland Games- where the girls won courtesy of their superior technique during the Tug Of War!

Having enjoyed supper of hot chocolate and biscuits, we are all having an extended play before bed and lights out. Lots of tired eyes! Enjoy the pictures below. Can you spot the Cats and the Sailors?