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  • Board of Governors' Report Published

    Mon 28 Nov 2011
    The Annual Board of Governors' Report for 2010-2011 has been published.
  • Year 2 Transport Topic

    Fri 25 Nov 2011
    This term Year 2 have been learning about Transport.  In November the PSNI brought their police car to school for the children to see and learn about the work of a police car.  The class also had the opportunity to meet a local rally driver, sit inside the rally car, interview him about rallying and also talk to him about his job as a mechanic.  The children thoroughly enjoyed both visits. To see all the photos, please visit our Gallery.
  • Industrial Action - 30th November 2011

    Thu 24 Nov 2011

    As you will be aware from the media, the majority of the Teacher Trade Unions will be taking Industrial Action on Wednesday 30th November 2011.

     

    This one-day strike will result in the partial closure of the school.

     

    This means that pupils in the following classes should not come to school on this day:

     

    ·        Nursery 1

    ·        Year 3

    ·        Year 4

    ·        Year 7

    ·        LSC

     

    For pupils not in the above classes this will be a normal school day and they should report to school as normal.

     

    School meals will not be affected.

     

    This decision has not been taken lightly but in this instance I have no choice but to take appropriate steps to ensure the health, safety and well being of all our pupils.

     

    I appreciate that this will be an inconvenience to parents and therefore wish to give you as much notice as possible

    R Woolsey
    Principal
  • Year 5 Road Safety Walk

    Wed 09 Nov 2011

    Year 5 Road Safety Walk

    Year 5 have been involved in the Child Pedestrian Safety Training Scheme which involved close co-operation between the DOE Road Safety Education Office in Armagh and Ballyoran Primary to combine a practical training element with classroom instruction. On Tuesday 25th October 2011, Year 5 pupils undertook a walk on roads in the general area of the school where the associated road safety problems were encountered, negotiated and discussed.

    The walk encompassed such issues as the Green Cross Code and Traffic Calming measures. The pupils were accompanied by DOE Road Safety Education Officers and school staff who ensured the children’s safety along the route.

    This is the final year of this Programme and we are one of only fifteen schools in the SELB area selected to take part. Children have gained an increase in knowledge and skills concerning Road Safety through this Programme and any measure which has a chance of reducing child casualties on our road is surely to be commended.

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