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Easter egg hunt! We weren’t able to do our egg hunt before Easter because of the snow, so we took our chance and did it today! Like the snow the chocolate didn’t last long!

Accelerated reading certificate winners! Well done everyone!

Easter treats! We made chocolate nests using shredded wheat, melted chocolate and of course some chocolate eggs!

We made cartouches in art to finish off our topic of ‘The Egyptians’. We used clay to made the tablet and wrote our names with hieroglyphs.

We had a great morning with Caoimhe from Forest Schools. We made outdoor pictures of trees and used bamboo canes as our photo frames. Excellent teamwork!

For World Book Day we made masks of characters from our favourite books. Everyone looked fantastic! We had lots of different characters, can you guess their character?

We had a visit from a very cross teacher from a very famous book, can you name her? Thankfully she didn’t stay long!

We enjoyed celebrating Grace’s 8th birthday with her today! She brought in a beautiful cake that was baked by her auntie. It was delicious, thank you Grace. Happy 8th birthday to you!

Grace took part in Portadown Festival where she won many medals and a cup for the most promising dancer! Well done Grace, we are super proud of you!

As part of Waste Week, Mrs Whyte set up a scavenger hunt for us. We had to find clues which related to waste and recycling. We really enjoyed it and found out some interesting facts.

Today we had a shared lesson with P6/7 where we entered code into our micro bits to write messages and make sound. It was great to learn from each other.

Pizza and fractions, what a great way to learn about fractions!

Internet Safety Day. Many thanks to PSNI who came into school today to remind us of how to stay safe online.

Ella was T-shirt winner with CR hockey for this month! Well done Ella and thank you Christine!

Today we celebrated Number Day and raised some money for the NSPCC.

As part of our Ancient Egypt topic we looked at the mummification process so today we followed the steps and mummified a pupil. We removed his organs and placed them in canopic jars, wrapped his body in cloth strips and placed his death mask on him. Louis was a great sport!

Grace received her certificate for Step 1 piano exam, we are very proud of you! Well done!

We all enjoyed a fantastic trip to Hillsborough Castle. We were able to explore the gardens in the snow and then we learnt all about being a servant in the castle during Victorian times.

Today the PSNI came to talk to us about Farm Safety, they brought along a New Holland tractor too!

As part of our food and farming topic we researched the life of Harry Ferguson. Sam’s granda brought in his vintage Massey and Harry’s daddy brought his new Massey so we could measure and compare the tractors and look at the 3 point linkage system. Thank you so much to both, we had a great day!

The fire brigade came to speak to P4/5 and delivered a very important message on fire safety. We all got great activity packs to complete.

We completed our Santa daily mile and dressed up for the occasion!

Harry was our player of the month and was awarded a T-shirt from Christine, our hockey coach. Well done Harry!

Chloe is the winner of our snowman craft for Primary 4. Well done!

Our Primary 5 winner is Mina. Well done!

Odd Sock Day! As part of anti bullying week we all wore odd socks to school on Monday 13th November! Someone even wore their Christmas socks 😉

FP McCann kindly send Grace a Water bottle filled with a pencil, pen and highlighter for each child in her class. We are extremely grateful, thank you FP McCann and Grace!

Today we dressed brightly for Ditch the Dark Day, to remind us about keeping safe close to roads and traffic. We also enjoyed some delicious s’mores!

Today we completed our sponsored walk. It was a beautiful day for a walk up the Island Road, beautiful views, shiny conkers and muddy puddles!

Welcome to Primary 4&5! We always do our best and we are kind!

Super September! What glorious weather, we enjoyed parachute games and an ice pop in the shade! This may be the hottest day of the year!

Our topic is food and farming. We have been looking at where our food comes from- some came from as far away as Peru, Costa Rica and The Netherlands! We enjoyed some homegrown produce in class with tomatoes from Louis’ granny’s greenhouse, eggs from Sam’s very own hens and potatoes from Grace grown on the Aughnagurgan Road! They were very tasty and everyone tried something.

Today we tried milk that came straight from Sam’s farm this morning, it was delicious!

We tried cucumber from Chloe’s Papa’s greenhouse. We agreed it was delicious!

We have been finding out about County Armagh’s very special Bramley Apples, so today we all helped to make apple crumble. It was delicious!

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