ALL extra curricular activities have now ended for Term 1. This includes Senior Choir which will NOT stay late on Monday! All children will go down the path every day at 2 pm / 3 pm depending on their Key Stage.
As December is such a dark month, please reinforce good Road Safety / Sense to your children especially on these cold evenings. Thank you for your continued support.
Primary 4 Miss McAnearney’s class presented a fantastic Anti- Bullying Assembly to the whole school. The theme of the assembly was ‘Change Starts With Us.’ They delivered a very important message that we all have the power to stand up and speak out when it is the right thing to do. They also incorporated the Bible story of ‘David and Goliath’ to demonstrate that just like David, when we are faced with a problem or a worry we can always turn to those we trust and God to help us.
At the end of the play one of the girls performed a beautiful solo at the beginning of ‘Make Me a Channel of Your Peace’ and she was accompanied by the rest of the beautiful voices in P4 McA. Miss McAnearney was extremely proud of each and every one of her pupils and the role that they played in the Assembly. Thank you to all the parents who sent in costumes and props. They all looked amazing.
Click the read more link to enjoy the photos of the Assembly.
As an Ambassador Eco School, we want to empower our young people to influence government policy, despite being too young to vote. The Department of Agriculture, Environment & Rural Affairs has launched a consultation to develop a 25 year plan for our environment. We can take advantage of this One BIG Opportunity to make a real difference by responding to this consultation and put these important issues on the map.
The deadline is 5pm on 23rd December 2019.
https://mailchi.mp/keepnorthernirelandbeautiful/one-big-opportunity-have-your-say?e=5047ebbbd0
https://eco-schoolsni.etinu.net/cgi-bin/blog?instanceID=9&do=show&blogID=949
https://www.keepnorthernirelandbeautiful.org/cgi-bin/blog?instanceID=1&do=show&blogID=951
In Primary 4 the boys and girls have been getting to grips with multiplication. Today, they used their whiteboards to draw equal sets. They all got on really well.
Well done P4
Click the 'read more' link to see more pictures
What an amazing day the P6 children had on Friday 22nd November. Dressed up in costume the children looked fabulous as they learned all about Viking life from a real life Viking!! Freya showed the children all of the weapons used in battle and even allowed the children to try them out. Trade was also looked at and the journey the Vikings undertook to reach their destinations. All in all the P6 children thoroughly enjoyed their Viking day and we thank Freya for bringing Viking life to Waringstown Primary School!
Please click the read more link below to view all of our pictures.
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Today our School Eco Council met for the second time this year, looking at many Eco related things that are currently going on. As well as encouraging their own classes to be involved in the 'Interclass Active Travel Competition' they also looked at how we could promote our Bag2School Recycling Project (which begins next Monday) in order to raise money and add to our 'Eco' Budget.
The Councillors also had a few great suggestions to help reduce plastic waste (watch this space) along with some thoughts around ideas shared by their classmates through the suggestion boxes.
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Today, Tuesday 19th November 2019 due to the heavy rain and upcoming forecast we have decided to cancel Boys' Football.
Please pick up your child at 3pm as normal.
Waringstown Primary School & Nursery Unit
are running a clothing collection in conjunction with Bag2School.
By getting involved in our Bag2School collection you have an opportunity to sort through your cupboards and wardrobes and donate any unwanted textiles to school.
This can include adult and children’s clothes, shoes (tied together please), hats, belts, bags and teddies. Donations of mobile phones, tablets and digital cameras can also be handed in separately.
Please NO Duvets, Pillows, Curtains, Bedding, Towels or End-Of-Life Clothing
It is very important that the clothes have to be of good quality for reuse in Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.
Please try to fill as many bags as you can, don’t forget to ask grandparents, friends and neighbours to have a sort out as well!
If items could be brought into school and placed in/alongside the bags set out in the Mall from Monday 25 November to Wednesday 04 December this would be greatly appreciated (Any donations of electronics should be directly to the School Office).
Many thanks indeed for helping us with this unique fundraising opportunity.
Thank you!
M Gault
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