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Primary 2 had lots of fun exploring the various capacities (half full, almost full, almost empty etc.)
As a follow up, they worked together in small groups to colour and order the given capacities.
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During our morning assembly everyone celebrated with Mr McCambley's Golden Postcard recipients. A very well done to all!
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Today, marks World Down Syndrome Day. It was great to see the children coming to school with their crazy hairstyles and brightly coloured socks. We would like to thank you for your kind donations for the Goal Line Youth Trust, a charity which has helped Lucie and her family throughout her childhood. If you haven’t already donated and would like to, please do so via Eduspot. Please view the images below.
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Suzie Taylor visited Primary 7 on Tuesday afternoon to run a workshop all about identity and characteristics we all aspire to: Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness and Self-control. It was a fun packed afternoon of games, thought provoking questions and drama. We are all looking forward to Suzie's return in June for the 'It's Your Move' programme.
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The latest recipients of Mr McCambley's Golden Postcards were delighted with their reward. Our whole school assembly shared their success and congratulated each individual pupil on their achievement. Well done to all!
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At this year's festival Waringstown Primary School again achieved tremendous results in the Primary School Classes.
Out of the classes entered the school received four 1st places, ten 2nd places, ten 3rd places and sixteen certificates of High Commendation.
Ellie Woods won the 'Flower Shop' Cup at the final awards ceremony.
It is to Mrs Brown's great credit that she provides such a wonderful enrichment to the children's education and to sustain such a high quality of success over the years.
Congratulations to ALL who took part and THANK YOU to Mrs J Brown!
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The girl’s hockey team travelled to Lurgan College to participate in the McCloy cup tournament.
The girl’s had a tough section. Their first match was against a tough Millington team, which they managed to secure a 1-0 win.
Next was Maralin and the girls drew nil all.
The next two matches were against two strong teams, Bocombra and Kingspark.
The girls put up a great fight but were beaten in both matches.
Well done to all involved.
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TITANIC VISIT As part of our WAU topic on the Titanic both p7 classes spent a very interesting day visiting the Titanic exhibition in Belfast. We had the pleasure of being taken through the Titanic experience by an excellent tour guide who provided the children with many fascinating facts. The tour took us through nine galleries, telling the story of RMS Titanic, from her design in Belfast in the early 1900s, through her construction and launch, to her famous maiden voyage and tragic end. The galleries are innovative and interactive with many features including diving to the depth of the ocean to explore where RMS Titanic now rests. The Titanic story is told at Titanic Belfast in a fresh and insightful way. Many of the galleries capture the excitement of launch day, as well as transporting us from four embarkation ports, Belfast, Southampton, Cherbourg and Queenstown (now known as Cobh) to Titanic’s deck promenade. The children were not only able to see and hear the ocean and feel the ships engines rumbling on board at the Palm Court Café but could also meet Fredrick Dent Ray, a dining room steward and survivor. The Maiden Voyage gallery includes an original first class luncheon menu dated April 14, 1912, as well as the last letter ever to be written on board the Titanic by Eva Harte. The visit concluded with a chance to lunch on the Nomadic and have a tour of this amazing restored Tender Boat.
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Primary 7 wants to wish all Mother`s a very Happy Mother`s Day.
Please take a look at our class pictures of our children and their individually painted pots and flowers.
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On Monday 4th March four of our P7 children travelled to the Glenavon Hotel (Cookstown) to represent Waringstown Primary School at the Road Safe NI Charity Quiz finals. This is the first time we've entered a team into this competition and in January our four were the tops of the heats in Armagh/Craigavon.
Although we didn't win the finals, we are so proud of how the children represented the school and themselves.
A huge thankyou to Mrs Erskine and Mrs Humphreys who prepared the team so well, and also to Mr Gault, Mrs Peacocke and Mrs Humprheys for travelling with the team to the finals.
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