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  • European Day of Languages

    Mon 26 Sep 2016

     

    On Monday 26th September we celebrated European Day of Languages. Children spoke in lots of different languages and had fun learning new songs and games.

  • Gaelic Blitz

    Thu 22 Sep 2016

     

    Ballyoran PS Gaelic team took part in a tournament at St John the Baptist’s College on Thursday 22nd September.  Playing with great determination, we won our first three matches by a big margin against St John’s ‘B’, Presentation ‘B’ and a Year 8 team from St John the Baptist’s College.  The group decider was against St John’s Derrytrasna and in a very tight game, we emerged as winners by just one point.  This brought us into the final of the tournament against St Mary’s Maghery.  Despite taking an early lead, St Mary’s proved to be too strong and deservedly won by a margin of 3 points.  We are very proud of the squad for the way they played and behaved during the day.  Many thanks to St John the Baptist’s for hosting the tournament and for their excellent hospitality.

  • ‘Amazing The Space Event’

    Wed 21 Sep 2016

    ‘Amazing The Space Event’

    On Wednesday 21st September 2016, Mr Woolsey, Mrs Walker and 3 Year 7 pupils: Evie Judge, Olivia Dunbar and Noah McCann attended the ‘Amazing The Space’ event at the Eiken Exhibition Centre at the Maze/Long Kesh site near Lisburn.  This event was organised by Co-operation Ireland to mark UN World Day of Peace.  Our pupils joined together with 3,500 pupils from all over Ireland for this event.  Each school involved was asked to draft a Peace Pledge, all of which have been engraved onto leaves of a specially designed Peace Tree Sculpture.  BBC Presenter Bara Best was the MC for the event which was also attended by the Deputy First Minister Martin McGuiness.  The Ballyoran PS Peace Pledge was written by Evie Judge and is as follows:

     

    I pledge:

    To only use my words to be kind to my peers.

    To make sure that no-one sheds a tear.

    To reject all things that include violence or harm.

    To unite all people, arm in arm.

    To never laugh at anyone’s mistakes.

    To be kind and helpful to everyone - as long as it takes.

    To never hold ridiculous grudges against my friends.

     

    I hope the determination to bring peace and love to the world never ends!

  • Reading Certificates Presented in Assembly

    Fri 02 Sep 2016
    On the 2nd September the children were presented with their certificates for improved reading during our school assembly.
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