Menu
Each week Mrs Harper will choose a pupil who has shown kindness throughout the week at school to receive her special kindess award. We have so many kind pupils in Artigarvan Primary School! This week the award goes to Sophie. Well done and keep being kind...it doesn't go unnoticed.
Today in assembly we had FIVE word millionaires!! A huge congratulations to Mason, Alfie, and Ariana who have all read one million words and will now join our 'Millionaire's Row' notice board.
Chloe and Sarah have became our first multi-millionaires and have now read two million words! Congratulations Chloe and Sarah!
Keep up the amazing reading everyone and enjoy your treats!!
Yesterday our class had visitors from the Loughs Agency. They taught us all about migration. We learned the reasons why Salmon migrate. We learned about the threats they encounter and we learned all about the epic journey they undertake. We played a game a bit like snakes and ladders at the end but it was all about water and salmon.
Our eggs have all hatched now and turned into little fry. The visitors from the loughs Agency took them away to the next stage of their journey. We were all sad to see them go! Have a look at them in our photographs.
This week and next we are encouraging everyone to walk, cycle or scoot to school. Mr Campbell or another member of staff will be meeting any walkers, cyclists or scooters at the community hall at 8:40 each morning. It will be great to see you there every morning.
Here are some pictures for the Year 3/4 pupils with their bikes and scooters in school.
Please find attached a poster giving details of an upcoming blood donation session in Artigarvan
Artigarvan Primary School and Community Nursery rocked their odd socks for World Down Syndrome Day 2023. The date for World Down Syndrome Day is the 21st day of the third month to signify the uniqueness of the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome which causes Down Syndrome. This year the theme of World Down Syndrome Day is ‘With us not for us’. Thank you to everyone who sent in donations for Foyle Down Syndrome Trust and thank you to everyone for wearing their odd socks as we raise awareness of Down Syndrome.
Please see attached poster for arrangements for walking and wheeling to school.
We will be celebrating world Down Sydrome Day on Tuesday 21st March by wearing our Odd Socks. Please see poster attached.
Parentline NI have asked us to share this workshop ‘Parenting Patterns and Pitfalls’. This will focus on understanding parenting styles and why it matters. This free workshop is taking place on Tuesday 21st March 2023 @ 7.45pm-9pm, via zoom.
