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Primary 7E Activities

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Category: Primary 7
Published: Friday, 11 December 2020 13:57
Sushi Tasting in P7E
 
On completing their detailed study of Japan P7E had an opportunity to try some of Japan's national dishes. Mrs Erskine was very impressed with how adventurous everyone was!!
The children also painted Arita plates. Arita gets its name form a tiny village in Japan where the distinctive style of blue glaze on a white background was created. The completed display looks fantastic even if we had a few attempts before the final product!
 
 
 
Anne Frank (P7E)
 
As part of the children's work on the Diaries of Anne Frank, the class created her portrait in the style of Paul Klee. Paul Klee who was a Swiss - born German artist is most well known for his painting Senecio or 'the face'.
 
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Christmas Crafts in P7E
 
Have a look at our wonderful singing Rudolph and our 'melt' of snowmen!!
 
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Christmas Jumper Day 2020

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Category: News
Published: Thursday, 10 December 2020 12:59

 

 Dear parent / s

 I wish to inform you that Friday 11 December is our Christmas Jumper Day.

 Children may wear casual clothes with their Christmas jumper on the day! PLEASE do not buy any new clothes. If your child does not have a Christmas jumper which fits this year, simply wear colourful clothes on the day. We are suggesting a £1.00 donation which we will donate to The Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children. This money will augment our Christmas Cards donation.

The Nursery are still rehearsing their Nativity so our Nursery Teacher will send a separate message via Seesaw if they are to wear Christmas jumpers on Friday or not.

 Thank you for your continued support as we look forward to Christmas whilst still maintaining our Covid-19 protocols which have protected the school community so well thus far!

C McCambley

(Principal)

 

SUSTRANS - Interclass Active Travel Competition

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Category: Eco activities and competitions
Published: Sunday, 06 December 2020 21:48

Great news for Primary 5W!  They have achieved the highest results for SUSTRANS - Interclass Active Travel Competition in the month of November.

Mr Gault organises this competition every month.  Primary 5W received the trophy as a whole class and each individual pupil got a pencil.  A huge thank you also to Jack and Daisy who collected and counted the data every morning.  Well done Primary 5, Mrs Williamson is very proud of you all.

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VLM Certificate Of Achievement

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Category: Latest News
Published: Tuesday, 01 December 2020 14:24

We are delighted to have received a certificate from VLM Mini Marathon congratulating all of our pupils for participating in the event during Autumn term.  We have added this to our certificate of achievements in the school mall.

Primary 2 Polar Express Experience

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Category: Primary 2
Published: Tuesday, 01 December 2020 12:02

 

In Primary 2 we are having a ‘Polar Express’ themed week.  On Monday the children came to school dressed in their pyjamas and dressing gowns. The children enjoyed a cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream and a yummy cookie while listening to the Polar Express audio story.  All numeracy and literacy activities this week will be based around the story of the Polar Express.

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Christmas Dinner Day

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Category: Latest News
Published: Tuesday, 01 December 2020 08:57

Dear parents / s

On Wednesday I wish to inform you that your child / ren may wear a bright / colourful jumper to school. They may even choose to wear their Christmas jumper. We DO NOT wish for new clothes to be bought during these challenging days

The Christmas Jumper will add to the Christmas Dinner Day which is Wednesday 02 December.

Children should wear their 'normal' uniform on the day but simply wear the colourful jumper as well.

Christmas Dinner Day is always a joyful and pleasant day under more normal circumstances and it is hoped that by dressing slightly differently on Wednesday, we can still add a touch of Christmas flair to the occasion.

Thank you for your continued support in all school matters.

C McCambley

(Principal)