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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
ALL PUPILS can come to school this Friday in their Christmas jumpers/Christmas tshirts/tops - All other parts of school uniform remains as normal (Grey skirts/trousers/black shoes).  | P3/4/5 Carol Service tickets are on sale via Parentmail - last day to purchase a ticket is this WEDNESDAY. All tickets will be home with your child on Monday 8th.  | All parents of pupils in P3/4/5 and involved in Choirs/Orchestra please complete PERMISSION FORM for Carol Service out on TUESDAY 2nd Dec. | P4/P5/P6/P7 - please see letter/MS Form home from our SCHOOL COUNSELLOR (Paula) on Thursday this week. | P7 parent - please see 'Love for Life' workshop information out via Parentmail later this week. | P7 parents - please see Term 2 swimming information out via Parentmail on Mon.24th Nov. Last day to pay for TERM 2 swimming is Thursday 18th Dec. | Senior Choir members involved in RADIO CRACKER and Camphill Care Home performances please complete PERMISSION FORM sent on WEDS 3rd DEC. | Home on WEDNESDAY is a McCOOLS CENTRA CHRISTMAS COLOURING competition - please see NEWS below (2/12/25)  | Christmas Cinema Trip -The whole school will be watching Zootropolis 2 on Weds 17th Dec. Final day for payment is this Friday 5th Dec. Thank you. | Big Christmas win!! For YOU and for SCHOOL....... 'SPLIT THE POT' is ON.............. so far we have added £425 to the pot!! Can we make this £500 this week? Someone is in with a chance of winning so far over £200! see NEWS on 26/11/25 | Have you a child starting Primary School next Sep'26? If so, you are invited to our OPEN DAY on Friday 12th December 2025..... See NEWS below.
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P7AS Erupting Volcano Experiment

28th Sep 2020

We concluded our afternoon with a fun science experiment! We have been learning about volcanoes and how they are formed so we had a look today at a chemical reaction in action! 

We poured some water into a cup, mixed in some baking soda and washing up liquid, added a couple of drops of food colouring to make our ‘lava’ red and lastly we added some vinegar (very quickly).  When the vinegar (an acid) was mixed with the baking soda or bicarbonate of soda (an alkali) the chemical reaction produced carbon dioxide, a gas.  The bubbles formed created pressure in the liquid so it expanded and escaped causing an eruption.  We had great fun making a chemical reaction in the classroom.  Have a look at the results!  ðŸŒ‹