Latest News - Rights Respecting School
Earth Day on 22 April 2026 reminds us to love, care and protect/save our earth.
We held an art competition to celebrate earth day and had over 250 entries across our school.
We had a corridor Gallery of artwork produced for an Earth Day Competition from Nursery to P7.
Every child has the right to access information through books, newspapers and google.
At school, we have safety measures in place to protect us online. We agree to use the internet in a responsible way. All books in school are appropriate and safe for us to use.
Every child has the right to share their thoughts freely with others.
In school, we took part in activities to mark Children’s Mental Health Week - 3-9 February 2026.
Every child has the right to express their views, feelings and wishes in all matters affecting them and to have their views considered and taken seriously. Adults should listen and take children seriously.
Our Rights Respecting Schools Council Group called the Rights Warriors - 1 child from each class in Nursery to P7, work hard to ensure the pupils' voices are heard in Hart Memorial.
Well done to everyone who entered our recent Earth Day competition!
Our corridor is glowing with all of these fantastic entries.
Our school held many events in recognition and celebration of Article 14 – Children have the right to have the freedom of thought/belief and to practice the religious celebration of Christmas. Governments must respect the rights of parents to guide their child as they grow up.
Shared Education Choir carol singing at Lidl and Mahon Care Home.
Eco- Committee Christmas wreaths.
Open Afternoon.
Beauty and the Beast Pantomime.
Pupil and staff school canteen Christmas Dinner.
Christmas surprise pantomime for pupils, by staff.
Christmas Nativity at St Columba's Church - P1,2, Choir and Drama Club.
Christmas Party/Disco.
Christmas Raffle.
During Anti-Bullying Week 10th -16th November, we had the opportunity to revisit how we promote kindness, inclusion, and a safe environment across our classrooms and playgrounds.
We had the pleasure of six pupils, from Hart Memorial Puppetry Theatre Company, alongside teacher Mrs Woods, create a Bullying scene within the playground, which they performed, during Assemblies, from Nursery to P7 children. They concluded with everyone joining in to sing the song, “That’s what makes you beautiful” from One Direction.
On Friday 14 November, we will have an Odd Sock Day in recognition of the diversity of our school.
Jim Freeburn, the centre manager came to collect it was very impressed with our efforts. I am also delighted to inform you that this is nearly 40kg more than last year - and this afternoon, we have even more brought in! Thank you to our whole school community for supporting this initiative, as we look out for others!
Pictured are representatives from our 2 groups who oversaw the collection - our school Council and our Rights Respecting School council.
