Anna, one of our hardworking Eco School members, has taken a real lead in the Eco Committee this year, working closely with her fellow Eco members and her peers to learn more about Lough Neagh. Together, they’ve been exploring the growing problem of blue‑green algae and how it’s affecting the lough, the wildlife, and the water itself.
The children also looked into the different ways Lough Neagh is used and learned about the environmental challenges it’s facing today.
Their work, along with Anna’s impressive video, helps shine a light on why it’s so important to look after and protect this special place.
A special thanks goes to Jonny McGuinness for the music and production.
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Huge congratulations to our amazing Primary 7 quiz team on winning the North Armagh Cumann na mBunscol quiz! 🏆
The team put in a fantastic performance, scoring an impressive 36 points. The quiz was also taking place across Mid and South Armagh, with the winning team progressing to the Ulster Final.
We are incredibly proud of you all! 👏🤩
As part of Catholic Schools Week, Miss Lennon’s Primary 2 and 3 class have been spending time reflecting on their grandparents. 💐
We have been talking about why grandparents are so special and the many ways they teach us to live like Jesus — through love, kindness, faith and care for others. A beautiful reminder of the role they play in our lives and our faith journey. ✝️💛
As part of Catholic Schools Week, some of our P7 pupils had the privilege of visiting Newry Cathedral to attend a beautiful celebratory prayer service. Guided by this year’s theme, “Called to Holiness,” the children took time to reflect, pray, sing and grow together in faith. A special and memorable experience for all involved. 🙏✨
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