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Well done to all out pupils who performed their Christmas play ‘Prickly Hay’ with such enthusiasm. Set in a cozy barn filled with great characters, the play followed the animals and people as they prepared for the birth of Jesus.
We are delighted to announce that we taking part in the brand new accredited scheme ‘Scoil Spreagtha’.
‘Scoil Spreagtha’ is an accredited scheme to recognise and celebrate efforts made by English-medium schools to encourage the use of Irish in the school environment. It aims to inspire schools to showcase and expand their efforts to promote the use of Irish in their school.
Tá muid ag dúil go mór le bheith ag obair i dtreo na creidiúnaithe agus bheimis fíorbhuíoch as bhur dtacaíocht lenár n-iarrachtaí.
Go raibh maith agaibh
Thank you so much for braving the elements and joining us at the Christmas PTA Craft Fair despite the challenges brought by Storm Darragh. Your support means a lot to us and helps make events like this a success.
We hope you enjoyed the day and we are truly grateful for your donations.
Odd Socks Day 2024 kicked off Anti-Bullying Week, celebrating uniqueness and promoting kindness to stand together against bullying. We were delighted to take part in it again this year.
We had lots of fun celebrating Halloween- can you spot the spooky characters? During assembly we learnt about all the Halloween traditions and how they link back to Celtic Ireland. After our special lunch, we took part in a spooky disco.
Pupils took part in Maths Week Ireland 2024 from 14th- 18th October 2024. Over the course of the week, they took part in lots of activities based around maths and on Tuesday had their dress up in maths clothes day. Well done to all the boys and girls on brilliant participation over the course of the week.
On Friday we visited the boathouse where Stephen and Jim showed us around the museum. We had to choose our five favourite items as part of the Rathlin Oral history project- not as easy task as there is so many interesting things in the museum.
The Big Beach Clean is an annual call to action as part of the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC), operated internationally by Ocean Conservancy. Today, pupils took part in the event by conducting our big beach clean at Mill Bay.
Lots of fun filled activities to celebrate the day of pirates! 🗺️⚱️
We had George Withers in singing some sea shanty’s which was amazing, and we sang some of our own too! Thank you George, Ahoy Matey!
We enjoyed learning some of the pirate words🎶
Postman Noel also got a lovely shipshape performance! 😉