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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
We have 3 winners!!! Our Valentine's Quiz was a huge success, thank you to everyone who entered! A big congratulations to The McKendry family who received 1st prize winning a £250 Galgorm voucher. Well done to 2nd prize winners the Murphy family winning a £50 Grouse voucher and to 3rd prize winner Lola Kirk winning a £20 Corner Bakery voucher. Enjoy! | P6/P7 congratulations!! What a show! Over 700 pupils and families enjoyed a show this week that was nothing short of spectacular. Photos/videos will follow after half-term.  | P6 parents - please see information out via Parentmail on Weds. 4th Feb about the possibility of a SKI Trip in January 2027.  | P7 parents - Swimming (Block 2) starts on Monday 16th Feb - after Half-term - Block 2 payment should now be paid via Parentmail 'shop'.  | P7 parents - EA Portal for Year 8 applications is open - closing on Thursday 19th February at 12noon. All information can be found on Parentmail sent (20/1/26) and on the P7 class webpage. | Senior & Junior Choir 'Ballymena Festival' permission form - out via Parentmail on Monday 2nd Feb.  | Half- Term Holidays - School is closed from Monday 9th Feb - Fri 13th Feb (inclusive).  School will open again on Monday 16th February.  | World Book Day is coming on Thursday 5th March.... information out on Thursday 5th February (see NEWS below)
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Primary 7BC teach you how to make an erupting volcano

1st Oct 2020

Mr Clarke’s Primary 7 class are going to be such scientists! They have been learning about erupting volcanoes and this week they got to make their very own! After learning the processes of how volcanoes erupt they then decided to test their science knowledge! The students learnt the experiment and then in their class groups had to instruct each other on the step by step process of making the eruption! We then looked at chemical reactions and looked to explain why the lava comes out of the volcano when the vinegar is added to the mixture. We learned that the baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is a base while the vinegar (acetic acid) is an acid. When they react together they form carbonic acid which is very unstable, it instantly breaks apart into water and carbon dioxide, which creates all the fizzing as it escapes the solution.