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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
Big Big Christmas win!! 'SPLIT THE POT' is down to hours ...all entries close at 12noon on Weds - we now have £965 in the pot!! Someone is in with a chance of winning nearly £500 along with someone else (2nd place) winning £250! The draw happens on Thursday at 1pm....  | Little Stars/Big Stars JANUARY booking is now OPEN - and will close at 10am on Friday 19th Dec. | Wednesday - Whole School Cinema Trip - all pupils come to school as normal in school uniform. Break snack will be provided by the cinema. All pupils will be back in school for lunch.  | Christmas Party day is this THURSDAY - all classes will be in the hall at a Christmas Disco and hopefully Santa will make a visit to school as well. This will be a non-uniform day. This has all been made possible thanks to all fundraising events in Term 1. | Friday - Non- Uniform day - school closes at 12noon - school bus at 12noon - Breakfast Club and breaktime snacks all available - NO Little Stars/Big Stars | Have a look at snippets from our P3/4/5 Carol Service under the NEWS tab - Christmas 2025.......and in NEWS from Thurs. 11th Dec... well done to all the pupils involved!  | P7 parents - Last day to pay for TERM 2 swimming is Thursday 18th Dec. | P7 parents/guardians - please see invitations to Post-Primary Open events on the P7 class webpage. As we receive information from Post -Primary Schools all information will be added here.  | P7 parents - All Post Primary Schools Admission Criteria are published on the EA website - these have also been added to the P7 class webpage. | Camphill Primary School's Admission Criteria can be found on the EA website and under the tab 'Our School' - 'School Admissions'.
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P7RA Visit Ulster-American Folk Park

18th Oct 2018

Our class joined P7AS on a trip to Omagh on the 9th October. We were learning about Life, Famine and Emigration in 19th century Ireland, to link in with our World Around Us topic on Hunger. On the Ulster side of the park, we saw a single room dwelling as well as gradually better quality houses and also visited a weaver's cottage and saw how a printing office worked. We even had a Campbell to stand outside the Campbell house and a J McMaster for his namesake's saddlers!

We really liked being on the replica ship but didn't think we would have enjoyed sharing four to a bunk for over ten weeks, especially with those around us being seasick! After lunch we explored the American side and saw the pumpkins and corn growing and the different style of log cabins. We learned a lot and enjoyed our day.