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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
This week sees Summer Assessments continue in school - all P3/P4/P5/P6/P7 pupils will be sitting assessments this week. Please make sure your child is in school so they do not miss these important summer standardised tests. | All parents - look out for an 'Expression of Interest' online form this week via PARENTMAIL regarding 'Little Stars' & a new 'Big Stars' afterschool club from Sep'24 - please complete this online form by Mon.20th May as your information in your 'return' will be important to us in planning ahead.  | Tinylife - Can you help? see NEWS below (13/5/24) | P6 parents - P7 2025 residential school trip and summer class trip to Windsor Park Football Stadium information sent via Parentmail - please note last day for booking a P7 residential trip place is this FRIDAY 17th May. | P7 parents -see information in CLASS webpage & via Parentmail re: notifications of Post-Primary Schools this Saturday. | Join us next week from the 20th - 24th May as we try to become more active as a school. (See NEWS below 15/5/24) We are encouraging as many of our children as possible to walk to and/from school next week as part of 'Walk to School Week'.
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P3SG Assembly

7th Mar 2019

On Thursday morning P3SG took Foundation Stage/KS1 Assembly. We based our assembly around the theme of World Book Day and we focused on Article 28 'All children have the right to an education'. We started our assembly by talking about books and the different ways that we can get our hands on books. Then some children told us a little about their favourite books. We discussed how fortunate we are in the U.K to have so many books available to us. Then we looked at photographs of children in other countries around the World and how their schools are very different to our own. We looked at a photograph of a school under a bridge in New Delhi and a school under a tree in Kenya. After this we told the story of a little girl called Mina who lived in Afghanistan and due to the country being under the control of the Taliban, girls were not allowed to go to school. This made us all think about how fortunate we are to have such a lovely, comfortable school building where we can come to school to learn and at the same time feel both happy and safe. In our assembly we discussed how we have so much to be thankful for and that we need to remember to thank God for all that he has provided for us. We all really enjoyed taking part in our first P3SG class assembly.