St Anne's P.S. is one of four primary schools in the Bangor Parish Family of Schools; the others being St. Malachy's PS, St. Comgall's PS and St. Columbanus' College. Together we provide a seamless journey through education from age 4 to 19. We hope you find our website a fun and informative way of keeping up-to-date with all that's going on at St. Anne's.
If you would like to learn more about our school and experience our warm and welcoming atmosphere feel free to contact us to arrange a visit.
If you would like to learn more about our school and experience our warm and welcoming atmosphere feel free to contact us to arrange a visit.
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To create a inclusive environment, which embraces the Catholic ethos wherein the fostering of Christian attitudes, values and beliefs is given priority. To provide an effective education for each pupil, consistent with the requirements of the N.I Curriculum. To enhance each pupil's self esteem through the development of self-confidence, self-discipline, and independence.
If you are thinking of enrolling your child at St. Anne's please download our Prospectus & Information Booklet. It will give a flavour of our family-orientated school and hopefully answer any questions that you may have. Of course, after reading our Prospectus, if you have any further questions or would like to have a tour around the school please contact us.
In 1930, Father Kennedy who was Parish Priest of Newtownards, and whose area of responsibility included Donaghadee, was keen that Catholic school should be established in the town. He tried, without success, throughout England and Ireland to secure the services of a religious teaching order. Then his curate, Father McKeown, suggested trying the Convent of Mercy in Downpatrick.
As well as Personal Development and Mutual Understading, the programme will centre around the curriculum areas of Play (Miss McNamee's class), The Arts (Mrs Adams and Mrs Hennessy's class) and P.E. Our P6 and P7 pupils have been making friends with pupils at their partner school, Ballyvester PS. They created Ebru art pieces based on the painting, "Water Lillies" by French painter Claude Monet.
Each month, we focus on some "Star Qualities" and the teachers and staff award "Stars in the Jar" to pupils who display these qualities at school. At the end of the month, the team with the most points will win extra play time and one person from each team will win their Star trophy to take home for the month and share with their family.
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