SCHOOL CLOSURE / HOLIDAY LIST 2022 / 2023
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- Published: Monday, 20 June 2022 10:43
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Waringstown Primary School is a controlled school and is #OpenToAll. To find out more watch the video and read about how controlled schools are #OpenToAll here.
Sports day 2022 was a huge success!
The children all enjoyed the races and events. The day was made ever so special with parents, grandparents and friends in attendance. Thankfully the rain stayed away long enough for every class to participate and enjoy the day.
Take a look through our photo gallery:
Waringstown Primary School celebrated in style today. Everyone turned out in their colours to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The Queen herself even managed a short visit and scoot around the village in her Royal Standard buggy! A huge thank you to everyone who came out to spectate and cheer us on. Take a look through our photo gallery:
We are excited to launch our Accelerated Reading programme for Primary 4 - Primary 7. Please encourage your child to log on, using their personal login details, to this specific website and have fun completing the quizzes.
AR Website:
https://ukhosted131.renlearn.co.uk/6728830/default.aspx
If you are logging on using an iPad or other device scan the QR code below:
We look forward to hearing about your progress.
Waringstown Primary School celebrated the 25th anniversary of World Book Day when both staff and pupils embraced the opportunity to come to school dressed as a character from a book. Across the school the children took part in various fun and creative reading and writing opportunities to really promote a love of books and of reading, not just for pleasure but also for a purpose. Take a look through our gallery to see how amazing everyone looked:
Dear parent / s
All of us cannot help but be affected by the plight of the Ukrainian people at this time.
We believe it is important to 'do our bit' and to this end we wish to offer you some practical ways to help.
Colin Tinsley, a local youth worker, who appeared on television this week is currently working in the refugee camps in Poland where many Ukrainians have fled.
There are two practical options for you should you wish to help:
Should you wish to donate supplies, please see below a list of local drop off points for Saturday morning (5 March) between 10am and 11am:
Tesco Lurgan car park
Moira Demesne car park
Donaghcloney Orange Hall
Waringstown - Hyways-Byways-Missions, 129 Banbridge Road
Banbridge Baptist Church car park
If you wish to make a monetary donation you may do so via the following link:
Helping Ukrainians taking refuge in Poland, organized by Colin Tinsley My name is Colin Tinsley, founder of Hope for Youth Ministries. I am from ne… Colin Tinsley needs your support for Helping Ukrainians taking refuge in Poland gofund.me |
Thank you to all our parents in anticipation!
Dear parent / s
This year (the 25th anniversary) we plan to celebrate World Book Day once again. We are aware that the official day is Thursday 03 March. However, we as a school we will celebrate the event on Friday 04 March.
Children from Nursery to P6 may dress in character.
We are very aware of the additional stress and cost this can cause on a family household especially in these challenging times and we do not wish to see large amounts of money spent!
Children may also choose to bring in a photograph reading in an unusual place, or a prop which reflects their favourite character. Other suggested activities include a photograph of a character’s dining table with clues and props to help others guess who the meal is set for.
Primary 7 may wear their casual clothes on the day and will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of World Book Day with ‘You are a Reader’ workshops and fun activities and challenges.
There is no expectation that everyone should be dressed in costume. We are very aware that some children will simply wish to come to school in uniform and enjoy the activities which will be based around World Book Day 2022. If any child does not wish to dress in costume it is also acceptable to send them to school on Friday 04 March in casual clothes.
Thank you for your continued support!
C McCambley
(Principal)
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