The Nursery recently enjoyed making pancakes and getting to eat them! They also enjoyed a variety of toppings!
Waringstown Primary School had a terrific response to the World Book Day this year once again. The children in the Foundation Stage and Key Stage One enjoyed dressing up as favourite characters whilst the remainder of the school were engaged in World Book Day activities in their respective classes.
Today saw the start of Forest School for some of our current P4 children. Due to the rain and sleet, we put on our wellington boots and coats and went on a perimeter walk. The children walked over all sorts of ground, and helped to pick up litter that they came across. During the evaluation, the children said they had found parts of our school they didn't know existed! It was great to still get outside on a wet and cold day like today.
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Scripture Union recently had a visit from Crown Jesus Ministries. The children were reminded of the 4 ways to pray using STOP:
S - SORRY
T - THANKS
O - OTHERS
P - PLEASE
Everyone enjoyed the lesson taught and taking part in the practical activities.
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The Nursery children recently welcomed a very special visitor ... Esme's pet dog Phoebe! Esme's mum Alex brought Phoebe to school and told the children all about her and how to look after her. Phoebe was very well behaved and enjoyed all the attention from the boys and girls!
The Nursery recently enjoyed a visit from the Ambulance Service. The children enjoyed seeing the Emergency Ambulance car and also trying on the reflective clothing and helmet needed in emergency situations.
Take a look through the photo gallery to see how the children got on:
We are delighted to share that one of our Primary 3 pupils entered and won the '2019 Marine Litter Art Competition,' which she entered at home with her parents. The competition was judged by Ulster Wildlife and N.I. Science Festival representatives, this being the 'Judge's Special Commendation.'
Our winner said, "I shredded some rope and glued it on the sculpture. I made corals out of dummies, bike tyres, bottle caps and other plastic. The sand is cut up sponge. The pearls are of a necklace."
As a school we are so proud that families are sharing in our Eco Journey to make Waringstown and areas further afield better and cleaner places.
We are so delighted for our P3 Winner. Well done!
Mr Patterson visited Primary 3 and brought along some very special guests. The children really enjoyed learning all the facts about the birds of prey and feeding them.
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We are into the fifth month of our 'Wrigley Litter Less Campaign' and today five more of our P7 girls (who will be representing us at the Eco Conference later this year) went out to litter pick inside and outside of our school grounds. The girls litter picked on the adjoining laneway at the bottom of the path and along the main road up to the entrance of our main gates. Today the girls collected one bin-liner (6kg) of litter.
As an Ambassador Eco School we are delighted to be involved in such a campaign, which is a joint initiative of the Wrigley Company Foundation and FEE, currently running in 15 countries. We want to not only reduce litter but also change long term behaviour.
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