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  • 27/03/26

    Trócaire Visitor

    We were delighted to have an online question and answer session with Jackline– a native of Rwanda- and Mark from Trócaire. They provided a valuable opportunity for our students to learn more about Trócaire’s work in Rwanda and the positive impact it has on communities there...
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  • 19/03/26

    Meningitis Awareness Notice (PHA)

    The Public Health Authority (PHA) is raising awareness about meningitis, a serious infection that can affect the brain and spinal cord. Although it is relatively rare, meningitis can become life-threatening if not treated promptly. What is Meningitis? Meningitis is an inflammation of the protective...
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  • 19/03/26

    Pupil Voice March 2026

    At our school, pupil voice continues to play a vital role in shaping a positive, inclusive, and forward-thinking learning environment. At all our assemblies pupils are encouraged to share their ideas, opinions, and experiences. At the most recent one, our pupils looked at what we do well and wh...
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  • 19/03/26

    Coding Summer Club

    Please see details of the Code Clock Junior Summer School at Queen’s University Belfast. 
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  • 13/03/26

    Cyber-Safety & Digital Health Talk

    Please find details of an online workshop regrading for Cyber-Safety & Digital Health. 
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  • 12/03/26

    Trócaire Sponsored Walk 2026

    Yesterday, we took part in a Sponsored Walk in support of this year’s Trócaire Lenten campaign. Pupils and staff enjoyed a wonderful day walking together while raising awareness of the important work Trócaire carries out around the world. Thanks to the incredible generosity of o...
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  • 11/03/26

    Visitor from Japan

    We were delighted to welcome Professor Masataka Kizuka to our school this week. Professor Kizuka is visiting from Japan as part of his research into education in remote and island communities. During his visit, Professor Kizuka spent time meeting staff and students, learning about our school. His r...
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  • 09/03/26

    Forest School Friday 6th March 2026

    Forest School – Friday Update On Friday, at Forest School, the children enjoyed a busy and hands-on outdoor learning session. We began with the older pupils reading their own stories to the younger pupils- a nice way to finish off World Book week activities.  After that, pupils helped wi...
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  • 09/03/26

    World Book Day 2026

    World Book Day 2026 Our school had a fantastic time celebrating World Book Day 2026, with a range of fun activities designed to promote a love of reading across the whole school. During the week, everyone took part in Drop Everything and Read, where pupils and staff paused what they were doing to...
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  • 05/03/26

    New Build

    The building work commenced at the school last Tuesday, with the first sod being turned over by Robert on the digger. From Tuesday 10th March the road will be closed from the hill below the Fire Station to the school as the builders prepare the site. This should only be for about 7- 10 days. Acces...
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  • 05/03/26

    Construction

    This week marked a special moment for our community as we officially break ground on our new school building. The start of construction represents our shared commitment to providing outstanding facilities that support learning, creativity, and opportunity for every student.
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  • 05/03/26

    Tuesday Club Visit

    On Tuesday we were delighted to pay another visit to the Tuesday Club. This week, we talked about our favourite books with the members of the club and enjoyed a game of Bingo in Irish learning the Irish words for common food and drink. Maith thú to everyone involved. 
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