Wacky Hair Day -Wednesday 4th March - £1 donation to IEF for Integration month. - Show off your most creative and colourful hairstyle! Pupils should wear full school uniform, but are encouraged to go wild and have fun with their hair. [Open Document]
17th March 2026 - School Closed to pupils. TransformED School Development Day 1
 
 
Loughries Primary School, Newtownards
Wacky Hair Day -Wednesday 4th March - £1 donation to IEF for Integration month. Show off your most creative and colourful hairstyle! Pupils should wear full school uniform, but are encouraged to go wild and have fun with their hair. [Open Document] | World Book Day 5th March - Spud competition see separate note. [Open Document] | 17th March 2026 - School Closed to pupils. TransformED School Development Day 1 | KS2 Show Wednesday 25th March. At the Ards Evangelical Church at 10:30
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Does your child play 'Fortnite'?

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10th May 2018

Does your child play Fortnite?

As with many other schools, we have noticed an increase in our children talking about this game. While it is the responsibility of parents to monitor and control their children's online activity at home, it is easy to become overwhelmed by the fast-changing pace of online gaming. So ask yourself, do I really know what my child is doing online and do I know exactly who they are talking to?

Below is a Fact Guide for parents on 'Fortnite'. Understanding the content and potential dangers of this game is the first step in protecting your child from the risks of online activity. Having an open and honest conversation in light of the facts is also important.

We would encourage our parents to read the facts and have a conversation with their child!

Parent Guide to 'Fortnite'