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A huge congratulations to the recipients of Mr McCambley's Golden Postcard this morning during our class assembly. Well done to all!
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During our morning assembly we celebrated with Mr McCambley's Golden Postcard recipients. A huge well done to all!
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We are really happy to announce that the school Library is now up and running again in school after more shelving has been added to accommodate new books. Thank you to all those who have donated books to our school library, creating a wonderful space for the children to enjoy reading a book of their choice.
The Primary 7 children applied to be a Librarian and we were delighted to announce our new Librarians in Assembly today. They will be working alongside the teachers, responsible for the upkeep of the library, ensuring it remains tidy and helping classes to scan books in and out. We hope they enjoy their new role.
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Gardening club have been busy tidying, weeding and planting some winter colour and new bulbs for spring. We’ve also been sprouting peas and watching the roots and shoots grow as the young plants develop. We definitely have green fingers!
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Our Community Police Officer visited school to talk to Primary 7 about keeping safe at Hallowe’en. Constable Thompson outlined the dangers of fireworks and sparklers and explained how to use them responsibly. He reminded the pupils of the Hallowe’en Code when out and about so that everyone can have a safe and enjoyable time.
P7 also got the opportunity to ask Constable Thompson questions which he answered with lots of top tips for a safe, respectful and fun-filled Hallowe’en.
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Did you know, there are about 25,000 types of bees in the world, with probably more species awaiting discovery?
Were you aware that most species are solitary, that males cannot sting, and that collectively, they help to pollinate an estimated one third of all the food we eat?
In our first term Primary 7 have been learning about bees and how we can help them...
Take a look at the photos when we enjoyed tasting some honey on toast! The class have enjoyed learning all about bees and how important they are as well as designing beautiful honey posters and labels! It definitely has left them buzzzzzzing!! The definitely have become a force to 'bee' reckoned with!
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On Friday 20 October Waringstown Primary School went pink to finish the campaign by supporting the 'Wear a Touch of Pink' to school day. We would like to pass on a huge THANK YOU to the children and parents for supporting and donating towards this special campaign. Your generousity is very much appreciated.
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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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Primary 2 travelled to Armagh Palace Stables today for our 'Apple Trip' We learned how apples come from the tree, to the factory, to the shops and to our homes. We saw how apple juice was made in the 1700s and how to make apple potato bread. We made our own apples in the craft room and played lots of fun apple games! A super day which was enjoyed by all the children!
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Scripture Union started back this term on a Monday afternoon for all children P4-P7.
We have been thinking about Jesus being the light of the world and how we can shine our light to others by telling them about Jesus.
We made our own lights and carved a pumpkin to explain how being a pumpkin is like being a Christian!
A huge thank you to Suzie from WPC who came to SU and finished off this half-term by looking at Mark 8:22-34 (Jesus heals a blind man at Bethsaida).
The children have enjoyed singing songs, playing games, craft and lots of fun!
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