We had a super morning celebrating our winners and saying a fond farewell to our P7 pupils.
P7, we wish you every success in the next stage of your school career.
We had a great morning celebrating various achievements in P1-4.
Well done to all of our winners.
Please find the uniform for September 2024.
Our school uniform can be purchased from local suppliers including, C&G Embroidery, Jamesons and Davidsons. Please ensure that all items of clothing have the pupil’s name.
The uniform is the same for both boys and girls:
Round-neck/V-neck school jumper with the logo
Black tracksuit bottoms (sweatshirt material with cuffed legs)
Please note, bottoms must be plain black and should not have any branding or lines, except the school logo, if desired.
Bottoms with the school logo can be purchased from C&G Embroidery.
Yellow polo t-shirt with logo
Plain Black trainers
V-neck jumpers are acceptable as some shops still have stock of these.
Thank you.
Thank you.
The roads around school are very busy at home times and there are lost of things which can distract drivers. It is vitally important that pupils do not add to this.
Please look at the following poster and discuss it with your child.
Remember, stop, look and listen!
Well done, Oliwia!
They had a fantastic day and we were very proud of their achievements!
Yesterday, Wednesday 5th June, we had the pleasure of being able to finally open our newly, refurbished Nurture Room in school.
As a school, we are immensely proud of being able to work towards embedding Nurture and principles of Nurture into our practice, and we are delighted to now have a dedicated classroom, teacher and assistant to carry forward this work.
To open our room, we were delighted to welcome Mr Paul Givan, Education Minister, to our school to officially ‘cut the ribbon.’
The refurbishment of the Nurture Room began in January and was completed after Easter this year.
Mr Givan was accompanied by Mr Michael Leonard, Head of Additional Educational Needs and also admin staff from Stormont. Sean Irving, Regional Manager for Nurture and Alison Dawson, Locality Co-ordinator, were also present.
When Mr Givan arrived, he was welcomed to the school by members of our school council who questioned him on why he wanted to be the Minister of Education and what his priorities are for the years ahead.
Following the opening, our Vice-Chairman, Rev Bill Adair, spoke to the visitors about the work of Nurture in our school and took time to pray regarding the work of Nurture and our whole school community. Mrs White and Mrs Davison showcased our worked with Presentation Primary as part of Shared Education, and Mrs McNally and Mrs Handy finished the time with a presentation regarding the work in our Nurture Classroom.
It really was a lovely afternoon, and we thank the Minister kindly for agreeing to play a special part.
School will now open as normal for all pupils.
School dinners will also be provided, however, the menu may not be as published on the website and your child may want to bring a packed lunch instead.
Clubs which were due to be moved to Wednesday will now be on tomorrow.
Thank you.
