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🎉 Anti-Bullying Week is Here! 🎉 We are thrilled to announce that this week, we are joining forces with the Anti-Bullying Alliance to celebrate Anti-Bullying Week! This year’s theme is “Choose Respect”, and we have an array of engaging activities and events lined up to promote kindness, empathy, and respect in our community.

Throughout the week, we will be hosting workshops, discussions, and interactive sessions to empower everyone to stand up against bullying and foster a culture of respect. Let’s come together to make a positive impact and show that respect is a choice we all can make.

Stay tuned for more details on how you can participate and contribute to this important cause. Let’s make this Anti-Bullying Week a memorable and impactful one! 💪✨

#ChooseRespect #AntiBullyingWeek #StandUpToBullying

🎉 Parents Night Off! 🎉

Thursday 21st November 2024

We celebrated Money Week in school. Children across the Key Stages were making real choices about spending and saving money in the context of their own lives, including how to solve whole number money problems. They learnt that money comes from different sources and can be used for different purposes. Children explored the importance of looking after money and that people will make different choices when spending it. They examined social and moral issues around money in their everyday lives and explored the concepts of earnings, expenses and budgeting. FS pupils used money in Play Based Learning to set prices, pay for items and give change.

Bhí imeachtaí iontacha againn le linn Seachtain an Airgid.  Labhair na páistí , thar an scoil ar fad, faoi na huaireanta a bhfuil airgead in úsáid againn ar bhonn laethúil agus faoin airgead difriúla atá in úsáid ar fud an domhain.  Pléitear fadhbanna airgid, an tabhacht le hairgead a bhainistiú is a shabháilt.  Bhí an-craic ag na páistí óga ag súgradh sa siopa is ag íoc as earraí is briseadh a fháil.

World Down Syndrome Day is celebrated each year on 21st March. The theme this year is 'With Us, Not For Us'.

Believe it or not, socks help us to get people talking on World Down Syndrome Day so this year we are asking you to wear as many mismatched, crazy, colourful socks as possible on Tuesday 21^st March 2023.

We recently celebrated the NSPCC Number Day. We dressed up with numbers and had fun practising our maths skills, whilst raising money for a fantastic cause. Thank you for all your donations. We also celebrated the 100th Day at school. We based all our learning around the number 100 and made a human 100 in the front playground. We are now all 100 days smarter!