Having passed through the local heats as a runner up, they went to Omagh today to compete inthe regional finals and, for the first ever time, won the entire competition!

The children had to complete a 'marble drop' challenge-including making the marble take as long as possible, lighting an electric light as the marble started the journey and catching it at the end.

Congratulations go to Kirsty, Kyle and Jack for their achievement-and for winning the school a new digital camera!

Congratulations to our winners of our annual Easter Competition-all the children took part and had great fun doing so.

The winners will all receive an Easter Egg in assembly tomorrow morning.

classroom of the future?

He can't hum a tune, but he can beat an egg!

A special mention goes the different children who won our recent art competition to design a cover for our Christmas Cards. There were individual winners from each year group, as well as an additional Principal's pick.

The cards are being printed at the moment, and we hope to have them available for sale next week.

The winners received a framed copy of their art work during yesterday's assembly.

We were delighted to receive news yesterday that we have landed another new football kit courtesy of a competition entered by children earlier in the year. Although lots of our children entered, CHLOE BOYD from Primary 6, had a super entry and claimed a runner up spot for the whole of County Tyrone!

This is the second year we have gained a kit-last year Kim Curry also won through.....two girls in two years.....come on boys!!!

The competition was the CIS Insurance-Design a Kit Cometition-and we are very grateful to them for their running of the competition!

The Pupil of the Month Awards for March were given out in Assembly today. The winners were:

Miss Caldwell's Class:

Amber Rodgers

Mrs Gamble's Class:

Jay Kennedy

Mrs McCusker's Class:

Joshua Faulkner

Mrs Crosbie's Class:

Andrew Austin

Mr Guy's Class:

Jack Buchanan

We held our annual Easter Egg Competition in school yesterday and the winning artists, as well as pictures of their entries, can be found below-well done to everyone who took part! The winners received an Easter Egg each! Remember if you click on the images you'll get a better view.

Primary 1:

A Hungry Caterpillar by Ellie Black

Primary 2:

Bee on a Flower by Jonathan McKean

Primary 3:

Army Tank by Jay Kennedy

Primary 4:

Leona from the X Factor by Jessica Madden

Primary 5:

Jesus on a Cross by Sarah McLaughlin

Primary 6:

Which came First? by Kirsty Jo Wallace

Primary 7:

Ronald McDonald by Kim Curry

Slightly later than normal, our February Pupils of the Month were announced in Assembly this morning.

Miss Caldwell's Class:

Jamie Robinson

Mrs Gamble's Class:

Katie Finlay

Mrs McCusker's Class:

Billy Dougherty

Mrs Crosbie's Class:

Megan Starrett

Mr Guy's Class:

Andrew Gamble

Yet again our children outshone themselves when dressing up in the style of their favourite character to celebrate World Book Day. The overwhelming majority of children took part and a good number of parents were there to see the difficult decision of picking winners being made. Every child deserves credit for the effort they made-and all those who did take part will be receiving a creme egg as a little reward!

The children who were singled out within each class are listed below. They will be receiving an additional gift in recognition of their efforts!

Primary 1:

Jack Dougherty  & Ellie Black

Primary 2:

Rebecca Lowry & Andrew Hume

Primary 3:

Courtney Thompson & Joel Faulkner

Primary 4:

Hannah Lowry & Graig Holmes

Primary 5:

Charlene Dougherty & Matthew Black

Primary 6:

Ryan Cochrane & Newmanda Dunn

Primary 7:

Rachel Smyth & Andrew Gamble

At our assembly yeseterday the winners of the January Pupil of the Month awards were announced:

Miss Caldwell's Class:

Heather Madden

For always working hard and keeping all the golden rules

Mrs Gamble's Class

Mark Moore

For a tremendous effort in all Literacy activities.

Mrs McCusker

Jason Black

For consistent good work in all subjects

Mrs Crosbie

 Lee Riddles

For being highly creative in his language during James and the Giant Peach

Mr Guy

Sheree Dougherty

Sheree always tries very hard in anything she does and takes on tasks independently.