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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
P1 Sep'25 - Outcome of P1 applications - See NEWS below (3/4/25) | We are supporting SUSTRANS 'Big Walk & Wheel' - This week all pupils will be home with a new Hi-Vis Vest as a thank you for taking part in the event.  REMEMBER it is 'WALK IN WEDNESDAY' this week - see NEWS 31/3/25 for details. | Milk at breaktime (Term 3) opens for purchase this Wednesday - last day to order is Tues. 8th April.  | P3 parents - please see information re: Summer Term trip to Streamvale Farm via Parentmail on Mon. 31st March. | Easter Raffle and Family 'TABLE QUIZ' information (Thursday 10th April @6:45pm) in NEWS below (31/3/25).... Please support our two Easter Fundraisers by purchasing tickets for the Table Quiz (via Parentmail) and/or buying raffle tickets. Tickets on sale via the school office or through the classroom staff from Tues. 1st April.  Our Raffle Prizes are amazing!! Thank you to everyone who donated a prize.  | UPDATE!!!!! As of Thursday 3rd April - we have £803.00 in the POT........... that is already over £400.00 going home to one household next week! Easter 'SPLIT THE POT' draw will take place next Thursday 10th April and the winner takes home IN CASH 'Half the pot' of money raised. Next update of cash announced later this week..... | For Eco day (Fri.2nd May - straight after the Easter Holidays) every child will need a 1L or 2L bottle to plant their sunflower seeds in. It doesn't matter what colour the bottle is, so long as it is well washed out. Please send this in with your child before Eco Day - thank you. 
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Covid-19 Home Project!

22nd Jun 2020

An activity for all....... P1-P6 pupils.... to be returned at the start of the new academic year!

As we come to the end of June 2020 we would like the pupils to complete an activity that we feel will benefit them when they return to school at the end of August/September.

We would like all pupils to create an age - appropriate version of the attached COVID -19 Newsletter that details their experiences during this period of home-learning/lockdown. This will give them the opportunity to try and articulate their understanding of what is happening - for our younger pupils; parents can record their child's thoughts on the sheet if it easier just to chat this through with your child.

We would like every child to bring this newsletter back into school with them on their first day and to be able to share some of this with their teacher and classmates.  We feel this will give us a good starting point for a conversation in school - we want to give our pupils time to talk about the long absence from school and help them process their thoughts and feelings as returning to school will be an anxious time for all. 

We look forward to welcoming our pupils back into their familiar safe place - Camphill Primary School!