St. Mary's is a warm, welcoming and caring school where our Catholic Ethos and Christian Values inspire everything we do. We work in partnership with parents, the Church and the wider community to ensure that all our children are the best that they can be. We believe anything is possible. At St. Mary's children are encouraged to become reflective learners and to value their learning experiences.
Children's opinions and contributions are valued and they are involved in decision making through our Student Council. We are an inclusive school community where every child's talents and achievements are celebrated. We embrace diversity and promote equality in everything we do. We equip our children to become fair and tolerant in all their thoughts and actions.
Children's opinions and contributions are valued and they are involved in decision making through our Student Council. We are an inclusive school community where every child's talents and achievements are celebrated. We embrace diversity and promote equality in everything we do. We equip our children to become fair and tolerant in all their thoughts and actions.
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We have lots of fun every day, through the provision of sessions, which are active and varied, yet structured and reassuringly routine. Circle time, playtime and snack time are interspersed with thematic-based learning activities, cultural celebrations and collaborative work.
The fusion of child-initiated and teacher-led activities, ensures that we are becoming independent, co-operative and confident learners in all areas of EYFS learning from Literacy and Mathematics, to understanding the world.
The fusion of child-initiated and teacher-led activities, ensures that we are becoming independent, co-operative and confident learners in all areas of EYFS learning from Literacy and Mathematics, to understanding the world.
Hello everyone I am Mrs Kelly the Primary 4 teacher this year. I am delighted to welcome you all to Primary 4, a lot of exciting and fun times ahead. In Primary 4 we work hard to be the best that we can be. We embrace challenges and understand that 'mistakes are learning mistakes' and with determination and self belief we can accomplish anything!
It is the policy of the Board of Governors of St Mary's Primary School Granemore, that in accordance with its Catholic Ethos and with the Northern Ireland Education Reform Order 1989, a balanced and broadly based curriculum which promotes their spiritual, moral, cultural, intellectual and physical development will be offered to all pupils thus ensuring their full entitlement under the Northern Ireland Curriculum.
Numeracy is the development and application of mathematics across the curriculum and in real life situations. Skills in numeracy should help children to make informed and responsible choices and decisions throughout their lives.
Throughout the primary school, children should engage in a wide range of purposeful activities which should involve them in different modes of mathematical learning, including playing, exploring and investigating, doing and observing, talking and listening, asking questions, reflecting, drafting, reading and recording.Here at St. Mary's we work hard to achieve the expectations of numeracy teaching outlined by the Curriculum.
Throughout the primary school, children should engage in a wide range of purposeful activities which should involve them in different modes of mathematical learning, including playing, exploring and investigating, doing and observing, talking and listening, asking questions, reflecting, drafting, reading and recording.Here at St. Mary's we work hard to achieve the expectations of numeracy teaching outlined by the Curriculum.
It is the name given to the area of the primary curriculum that helps pupils to understand their environment, how it has changed over time and how we interact with our world. Children are interested and curious about what is happening in the world around them. Before starting school, they will have had opportunities to explore their world in the home, the pre-school setting and the local area.
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Kevin McGuigan
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