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Over the next few days all pupils will be bringing home their Seesaw home learning codes. If your child has not used Seesaw before please follow the instructions at the top of the note on how to download the *Seesaw Class App* or access Seesaw on a computer. AQE are expected to make their plans known in the next 2 weeks.

Dear Parents and Pupils please read this letter from Mr. McNamee about the arrangements for the return to school next week. Each day they will release activities linked with the theme of self-expression aiming to improve communication and connections at home. These workshops will promote resilience among young people to help them to cope with the challenges they face everyday and as a result of the pandemic.
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At St. Paul's Primary School it is our privilege and responsibility to bring children to know God and understand the teaching and tradition of the Church. We are committed to offering a high quality educational experience to enable our children to become full contributing members of society. As a Rights Respecting School we aim to teach the children that they have rights under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
I am delighted to welcome you to St. Paul's Nursery Unit and to introduce you to a snapshot of the life and work within our preschool setting. We strive to enhance self-esteem and confidence in our pupils. To nurture a love of learning through play, preparing our children in the best possible way for primary school.
I hope you are all safe and well and continuing to manage the challenging conditions which currently surround us. It is so hard to believe that we are entering our twelfth week of home learning and our thirteenth week since being together at school. Yet despite this, you as parents and our whole school team are working incredibly hard to provide the best learning experiences for all the children at home.
At St. Paul's Primary School, our pupils' safety is of paramount importance, not least when they are online. Please use the information below as a guide as to how to stay safe online! It's always a good idea to make sure a parent, teacher or guardian knows when you're surfing the net. That way, if you see or are sent anything that makes you feel uncomfortable or upset while you're online, you can tell them.
I hope you are all well and are continuing to try your best to work hard at home. As time goes by, our memories might fade a little or we may even just worry about not remembering everyone at school. This is natural and I just want to let you know I will never forget you and want to help you remember what we love so much about our St Paul's school community - all of you.
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