It has been lovely to welcome back all the boys and girls over the last week and it is obvious how many of the children have missed their classmates over the summer. For many of the children it was also great to see them enjoying the summer scheme during August. Almost 100 children took part over two weeks and enjoyed a mixture of sports, crafts, art and eating ice-cream!
It's still hard to believe the fire that took place on Slieve Donard several weeks ago. As a way of saying thank you to the local fire service all the children made class cards for them. The P7s have also been up to see the damage for themselves and we were all shocked to see how close the fire got to Donard Forest.
It's still hard to believe the fire that took place on Slieve Donard several weeks ago. As a way of saying thank you to the local fire service all the children made class cards for them. The P7s have also been up to see the damage for themselves and we were all shocked to see how close the fire got to Donard Forest.
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The group, entitled The South Down Education Society won the support of All Children's Together movement, who were involved in the establishment of Lagan College and Forge Integrated Primary School, Belfast. The initial enrolment of 62 children has grown to over 220 pupils, ranging in age from 4-11 years, Reception Class to Primary 7.
Today our School Council reviewed our Positive Behaviour Policy, something which we do with children, parents and staff every 3 years. Thank you to everyone involved for their very sensible comments on how we can make our procedures even better. Later this year we will bring together all the comments from the three groups to draft an updated policy for discussions with our governors.
To work with our Pupil Council to create compost from leaf mould (again for our polytunnel). We have a new Eco-Council this year and are once again working towards our Green Flag.
We have planned out a range of great eco-projects (including reducing the use of paper in the school and encouraging the reuse of waste) and the school community has been busy raising money to purchase a new polytunnel to teach about food production, biodiversity and to give all our children the chance to grow fruit and vegetables.We took part in Waste week and the Eco-Council took an assembly on Waste Electronic Electrical Equipment.
We have planned out a range of great eco-projects (including reducing the use of paper in the school and encouraging the reuse of waste) and the school community has been busy raising money to purchase a new polytunnel to teach about food production, biodiversity and to give all our children the chance to grow fruit and vegetables.We took part in Waste week and the Eco-Council took an assembly on Waste Electronic Electrical Equipment.
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