Primary 7
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Primary 7 pupils recently took part in an interactive podcasting workshop, led by Niall from the AmmA Centre, Armagh. During the session, pupils used iPads and the GarageBand app to record audio, add music and sound effects. They layered the different elements to produce their own podcast.
This hands-on experience allowed them to develop their digital literacy, creativity and communication skills in an engaging and enjoyable way. We are very grateful to Niall and the AmmA Centre for providing such a valuable learning opportunity.
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Several of the P7 Gardening Club sprung into action to ensure the grounds have a burst of summer colour for the month of June and beyond (we hope).
The children have worked very hard all year and ensured we are ready for an unannounced visit from Mr Titchmarch, should he be in the area! Well done and thank you children!
Thanks to Mrs J Humphreys and Mrs J Davison for leading the gardening club once again. We appreciate all that you do.
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This week, our Primary 7 leavers were presented with their official leaver hoodies, a significant milestone in their final term at Waringstown Primary School. These hoodies represent more than just clothing; they serve as a cherished memento, commemorating the pupils’ time and achievements throughout their primary education. As they prepare to transition to secondary school, this special keepsake will provide each individual with a tangible reminder of their journey, fostering a sense of pride and belonging as they embark on the next exciting chapter of their academic path.
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P7 are very proud of their handiwork for Mother's Day. Each pupil designed and painted a terracotta flower pot with acrylic paint and varnish. We hope you enjoyed your Mother's Day surprise as much as we enjoyed making them.
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P7 Mrs Humphrey’s class welcomed Tools of Solidarity into school for a workshop, as part of the Zero Waste Champion School Pilot. It was a very productive afternoon and the children had the opportunity to learn how to sew and make lovely brooches from remnants of material. Tools of Solidarity had some very interesting facts. Did you know that there are enough clothes already made in the world to clothe everyone for the next 6 generations? They encouraged the pupils to take into consideration where clothes are bought from and to reuse and repair clothes, creating a circular economy.
