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Camphill Primary School, Ballymena
Summer Assessments continue this week - (see more details in Parentmail sent on Weds 22nd April) All P3 -P7 pupils will be taking Standardised Tests in Literacy and Numeracy and will be timetabled to sit these tests in the ICT Suite - please make sure your child is in school each day during this assessment period. These test scores will be issued on your child's End of Year report. | This Wednesday is 'WALK IN WEDNESDAY' again...... See NEWS 29/9/25 | The school online uniform shop continues to be open until Friday 15th May for new school uniform for next academic year - Delivery is due into school wk.bg. 15th June. P4 parents your child will need to have a school PE Kit for going into P5 this is now available on the online shop. | Good luck to all the Girls playing in the Ballymena area Football Tournament this Friday at Cullybackey pitches. | Primary 2 Grandparents - this Friday we look forward to welcoming you to school. | P4 parents - see details in Parentmail on Tuesday 5th May re: 'Wee Critters' classroom visit in June. | P6 parents - please see a P6 Assembly invitation sent via Parentmail on Wednesday 6th May. | P7 parents - information explaining what to expect this Saturday regarding your Post-Primary School notification email will be out via Parentmail this Thursday. | P7 parents - Last day to order a copy of the Ballymena Guardian P7 supplement for delivery to school is this Wednesday.
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What to do if you require urgent care in the Northern Trust

2nd Dec 2020

Schools have been asked to inform you of the following:-

A new service is operating for those who require urgent care in the Northern Trust.

‘Phone First’ is designed for patients, including children, who are feeling unwell and considering travelling to Antrim Area Hospital Emergency Department, Causeway Hospital Emergency Department or Mid Ulster Minor Injury Unit with an injury or illness which requires urgent treatment but is not immediately life threatening.

When you call the ‘Phone First’ service your condition, or that of the person you are calling on behalf of, will be clinically assessed and arrangements made for you to access the most appropriate service to your needs.  This may mean offering you an appointment at the Emergency Department or Minor Injuries Unit, organising further investigations or redirecting you to your local GP or GP Out of Hours.

The Phone First service will improve patient safety in terms of preventing overcrowding and reducing long waits in our Emergency Departments.  It will also help reduce the risk of Covid-19 infection and transmission.

The services operates on a 24/7 basis and is available by calling 0300 123 1 123 or using the Interpreter Now App.

We would encourage you, if you have reason to seek urgent care, to please ‘Phone First’ if the condition is not life threatening. If the situation is critical or life threatening then ring 999 immediately.