Friday 29 May 2026 Primary 6
 
 
Mr Allen’s Primary 6 class recently completed an independent rainforest project, creating their own rainforest shoeboxes using a range of natural and man-made materials.  Using leaves, sticks, mosses, grass and paper, the pupils carefully designed and constructed detailed models that showcased their understanding of the rainforest environment.  This engaging activity encouraged creativity, independence and thoughtful application of their learning, with each shoebox reflecting the pupils’ individual ideas, effort and learning.
 
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Friday 29 May 2026 News

What a spectacular day! A massive congratulations to all our amazing pupils for making this year's Sports Day one of our best yet. From the nursery children taking their very first steps on the track to the Primary 7s blazing through their events, the determination and sportsmanship on display was absolutely incredible.

Whether they were balancing eggs on spoons, conquering the sack race, or sprinting for the finish line, every single child gave it their all. A huge thank you to our staff for organising the events, and to all the parents, guardians, and families who came out to cheer—your energy on the sidelines was unmatched.

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Wednesday 27 May 2026 Primary 3
The primary three students gathered excitedly in the school gardens to release the butterflies they had carefully raised from tiny caterpillars.  For several weeks, the children had watched in amazement as the caterpillars ate leaves, formed chrysalises and slowly transformed into beautiful butterflies.  On this special day, the students gently opened the container and cheered as the colourful butterflies spread their wings and fluttered into the bright blue sky.  This experience taught the children about the life cycle of a butterfly, patience and the importance of caring for living things.  Click 'read more' to see the rest of the photos...
Wednesday 27 May 2026 Primary 3
Primary 3 have really enjoyed completing various drama activities out in the sunshine! They have been able to perform to the rest of the class. I have been really impressed with their expression and variation of tone! Fantastic job, Primary 3!
Wednesday 27 May 2026 Primary 5

Primary 5 made the most of the beautiful sunshine with an exciting trip to the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre. The children took part in a range of outdoor activities, including bird watching, pond dipping and a fascinating minibeast hunt. They enjoyed exploring nature up close, discovering a variety of wildlife and learning more about the local environment in a fun and engaging way. It was a fantastic day of fresh air, teamwork and memorable learning experiences!
Tuesday 26 May 2026 Primary 3
Our Primary 3 children were delighted to observe the incredible life cycle of a butterfly up close.  From tiny caterpillars, to chrysalises and finally beautiful butterflies ready to spread their wings.  This hands-on experience sparked curiosity, patience and wonder as the children learnt about growth, change and caring for living things.  Releasing the butterflies into the world was a truly special moment, filled with excitement and pride as the children watched them fly free!  Click 'read more' to see the rest of the photos...
Thursday 21 May 2026 News

Following on from the P7 London Residential visit the children received their Leavers Hoodies in Assembly.  Thank you to Mrs McCullough and Mrs McKeown (P7 parents) for organising the ordering of the hoodies.

The whole school celebrated with our Primary 7 pupils, who proudly modelled their array of colours. We know our pupils will wear these with both pride and sentiment as they prepare in Term 3 for their transition to the next stage of their education.  You may spot the children in their chosen colours arriving and leaving school during the remainder of May and also in June.
Thursday 21 May 2026 News

Golden Postcard success this week brought great excitement to those who received one of Mr McCambley’s awards. Well done to all for maintaining such high standards as we move through a very busy Term 3.
Thursday 21 May 2026 News

Celebrating our recent award winners, everyone came together to share in their success. Well done to you all!