Green Day this Friday 24th April. - Children come to school wearing green. [Open Document]
The Travelling Book Fair will be visiting our school next Tuesday 21st April until Monday 27th April. P1-P3 have the opportunity to purchase books after 2pm and P4-P7 have the opportunity to purchase books after 3pm and after 2:10pm on Friday. [Open Document]
House Rounders Competition on Thursday 30th April. Children to wear their P.E. kit.
Bank Holiday Monday 4th May and Monday 25th May . School closed.
P7 Charity Morning on Thursday 7th May. - Please bring lots of 10p coins to help us raise money for Marie Curie. [Open Document]
Sports Day is planned for Thursday 21st May- [Open Document]
Friday 29th May School closed to pupils. TransformED School Development Day 2.
Green Day this Friday 24th April. Children come to school wearing green. [Open Document]
| The Travelling Book Fair will be visiting our school next Tuesday 21st April until Monday 27th April. P1-P3 have the opportunity to purchase books after 2pm and P4-P7 have the opportunity to purchase books after 3pm and after 2:10pm on Friday. [Open Document]
| House Rounders Competition on Thursday 30th April. Children to wear their P.E. kit.
| Bank Holiday Monday 4th May and Monday 25th May . School closed.
| P7 Charity Morning on Thursday 7th May. Please bring lots of 10p coins to help us raise money for Marie Curie. [Open Document]
| School Development Day Monday 18th May 2026. School is closed for our pupils.
| Sports Day is planned for Thursday 21st May- [Open Document]
| Friday 29th May School closed to pupils. TransformED School Development Day 2.
Today was finally a dry day, and P3/4 took full advantage of the better weather by heading outside to become cloud watchers. Armed with their cloud spotters, the pupils examined the sky to identify the different types of clouds above Loughries.
It didn’t take long for the class to notice that, although the rain had stopped, the sky was still covered in a thick blanket of cloud. This led to an exciting discovery — the children were mostly seeing stratus clouds, which often appear as low, uniform layers covering the whole sky.
The class really enjoyed being real-life weather detectives!